Yhung Breezy is a rising voice coming out of Stockton, California, rooted in the southeast side of the city from the Sierra Vista Projects. This year marked a major turning point in his journey, as he stepped onto the stage for the first time and quickly made his presence felt, opening for Capolow and KT Foreign in January, followed by an opening slot for Big Sad 1900. Each performance added momentum, introducing new audiences to his raw energy and unfiltered storytelling.
In May, Yhung Breezy released his debut album MuddvilleBaby, a 15-track project that stands as his most complete body of work to date. The album blends a gangsta rap foundation with deeply personal reflections, touching on loss, trauma, and the realities of street life in Stockton, while still leaving room for lyrical depth and conscious moments. Continuing that run, he dropped the video for “Moment of Clarity” on December 1st, offering a focused look into his mindset and growth.
Looking ahead, Yhung Breezy is already locked in on his next chapter. He’s currently working on a new album titled The Ghettos Tryna Kill Me, set to drop next spring. The lead single, “Be Your Boo,” is already complete and will serve as the first step into this next era, signaling both evolution and consistency from an artist steadily carving out his lane.
