Silent 777

Baltimore · Rap

Silent777

The music that challenges minds and speaks to the soul.

Silent 777 in a white hoodie with the hood up, half of his face in shadow against a dark background.

Videos

8 videos

Songs

14 songs
Silent 777 in black, looking down with his hands on his headphones, with the word VILLAIN glowing green across the front.
Villain
Cover art for Demenio Dance: Silent 777 on a throne in a red-lit hall, surrounded by monsters and a horned demon.
Demenio Dance
Cover art for ICE: Silent 777 inside a block of ice with his hands pressed against it.
ICE
Cover art for Faith: black and white portrait of Silent 777 in a black hood.
Faith
Cover art for The Way: Silent 777 looking down and lifting gold round glasses, in a warm brown glow.
The Way
Cover art for US: Silent 777's face over a burning American flag and an eagle.
US
Cover art for Bro J: a soft, faded portrait with the title in gold.
Bro J
Cover art for Hardcore: a black heart with a large red X painted over it.
Hardcore
Cover art for Liar: Silent 777 at a table with a torn letter, a cracked mirror and a glass of whiskey.
Liar
Cover art for Get Back Up: Silent 777 on one knee in the rain, with a stairway and city skyline behind him.
Get Back Up
Cover art for Jump Back Hustle: black and white photo of Silent 777 pointing at the camera under a white hood, with red lettering.
Jump Back Hustle
A still from the Bring the City Out video: Silent 777 in a black New Balance shirt, standing among a crowd in front of a brick wall at night.
Bring The City Out
Cover art for Shots: black and white photo of Silent 777 with two fingers to each temple, with the title glowing red above his head.
Shots
Cover art for I Done Seen: a disc with the song title, shown with Lenwood x 7.
I Done SeenLenwood x 7

About

Black and white portrait of Silent 777 in a white hoodie with the hood up, wearing an eye pendant.
From
Walbrook Junction, West Baltimore
Roles
Rapper, producer, engineer
Rapping
Since 2003 · returned 2020

Born and raised in West Baltimore’s Walbrook Junction, Silent 777 is a rapper, producer, and engineer who turns lived experience into music with something to say.

His sound moves between hard-hitting hip-hop and melodic R&B, pairing an unorthodox flow with honest storytelling about struggle, ambition, heartbreak, and survival.

After a spiritual journey that spanned 15 years, Silent 777 returned to music in 2020 with renewed purpose. Writing, recording, mixing, and mastering his own work gives him the freedom to follow each song wherever it needs to go, from sharp, uncompromising verses to vulnerable reflections on the battles people often keep hidden.

Silent 777’s catalog includes collaborations with artists such as King Los, known for his tenure with Bad Boy Records, Skarr Akbar, Rome Cee, Lenwood DBY, Trill CG, and acclaimed battle rapper K-Shine, connections that reflect his reach across Baltimore hip-hop and beyond. His creative vision also extends into fashion through his clothing line, SurvivaZ, bringing the resilience and individuality at the heart of his music into a brand people can wear.

His music makes room for both confidence and accountability. He speaks on injustice, betrayal, and personal demons while looking inward at healing, growth, and the strength it takes to get back up. Whether delivering intricate bars or carrying a melody, he wants listeners to hear the person behind the performance.

Silent 777’s mission is to help change the trajectory of Black music culture through creativity, substance, and the courage to be himself. At his core, he’s a good brother in a crazy world, building a body of work that reflects where he comes from and where he’s determined to go.

Photos

8 photos

SurvivaZ

Clothing by Silent 777

The resilience and individuality behind the music, made to wear.

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