In a world where everyone’s chasing clout and cosigns, Stracci is quietly putting in the wourk.
Born and raised on the south side of Chicago, Stracci (pronounced like “Straw-chee”—soft “a” and hard double “c”, like the word Gucci) has been in the game since his teenage years. He’s not just rapping—he’s running his own show. With his own label, Let It Be Known Music Group (LIBK), and a growing catalog of music that mixes hustle, heart, and raw versatility, Stracci is carving out a lane all his own.
“I never understood giving someone else control of my career,” he says. “I wanted full creative independence—and now I’ve got it.”
Years in the Making
This isn’t an overnight come-up. Stracci’s journey has been full of real-life plot twists—early studio sessions as a teen, live performances in his youth, time spent learning production in his 20s, and even stepping back for a while to really learn the business side of music.
That break turned out to be a turning point.
Instead of waiting for someone to hand him a deal, Stracci invested in himself. Bought his own gear. Built his own studio. Learned how to record, mix, and master his own work. And with that independence came a new level of creative clarity.
“I’ve been doing this for a long time. But it feels like I finally found my mojo,” he says.
The Entrepreneur Mindset
Stracci isn’t just trying to be heard—he’s trying to build. Let It Be Known Music Group isn’t just a label; it’s a blueprint for how independent artists can do more than just survive the music game. His goal? Create generational wealth, sign talented new artists, and offer them real ownership and freedom.
“I want to give other artists the same shot I gave myself.”
That do-it-yourself grind has already paid off. He became the #1 artist on Pirate Radio, hosted by DJ Nuke Knocka and Junior Maf. He had three tracks hit their Top 5 charts, and his name became a staple in their community.
Not bad for someone who was once just “another unknown rapper” trying to get heard.
Versatile Sound. Clear Vision. No Cap.
What makes Stracci stand out in a crowded field of artists? Versatility. You’ll hear it in the flow switches, the production choices, and the way he can jump from introspective bars to straight-up anthems without losing his identity.
He’s not trying to be one thing. He’s just trying to be real—and that’s resonating with fans around the world, from Chicago to Amsterdam, LA to Kenya.
What’s Next? WOURK.
Coming summer 2025, Stracci will drop his highly anticipated EP “WOURK”, featuring tracks like “JETER” and “OK, ANYWAY”—songs that already feel like they’re part of something bigger.
“WOURK is what it sounds like—it’s about the grind. The effort. The evolution. It’s everything I’ve put into this.”
If you’re tired of gimmicks and ready for an artist who’s building something real, Stracci’s already a few steps ahead of you.
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Instagram: @mrwourk
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