Nametag grew up 
in Detroit’s 
east, west, and north sides, constantly being shuffled around with his mother to 
avoid repercussions of his father’s drug addiction. He dealt with the familial 
struggles and nomadic lifestyle by burying himself into his notebook, penning 
lyrics about his experiences and drawing inspiration from legends like Rakim. He 
quickly became the latest member of a family chockfull of R&B and gospel 
vocalists, rhyming with his friends and relatives such as his cousins, Black Milk and Black Beethoven and he got involved in 
Detroit’s hip-hop history early, and in a big way: his first placement was on Slum Village’s ‘Dirty District Vol. 1’ compilation. 
From there, Nametag 
continued to body other Motor 
City classics such as Slum Village’s Dirty District Vol. 2 & his 
cousin’s Black Milk’s ‘Popular Demand’ and ‘Caltroit.’ But while contributing to 
others’ artist’s projects, Nametag continued to build his own footing with a 
collection of critically-acclaimed mixtapes, EPs and a full length album, ‘The 
Name Is Tag’; which eventually earned the respect of indie rap 
heavyweights and publications such as XXL, 2DopeBoyz, Detroit Free Press & more. 
With appearances by 
Motor City vets (Black Milk, Guilty Simpson, Miz Korona) 
and youngsters (Mahd, Jahshua Smith) 
alike, ‘For Namesake’ continues to cement 
Nametag & Nameless as one of Detroit’s fastest rising 
talents.
Tracklisting and credits 
for Nametag & Nameless’ ‘For Namesake
1.) 
“Indo”
2.) “Hype 
Break”
3.) “Reaction” f/ Miz 
Korona   
4.) “How It 
Get”
5.) “Notchs” f/ Mahd   
6.) “Feelin’ Good + Feelin’ 
Great  
7.) “Cease & Desist” f/ 
Jahshua Smith
8.) “Stress Relief” 
9.) “Nay 
Day”
10.) “Oxymoron” f/ Black 
Milk
11.) “Hookless” f/ 
Mahd   
12.) “Raw-Dirty-Filth” f/ 
Guilty Simpson
13.) 
“Blaow”
14.) “The Teacher” f/ 
Chell
15.) 
“Outdo”
***All Tracks Produced By 
Namesake
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Visit:
@Nametag
 
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