High Desert foundation
Los Angeles and San Bernardino County roots shape a West Coast perspective grounded in Mexican and Puerto Rican heritage.
Artist 17 / Delta Squad
High Desert raised. Pain turned into purpose. A West Coast sound that refuses to stay in one lane.

Real experience on every record
Born in California and raised across Los Angeles and San Bernardino County, TCM Geezy proudly represents the High Desert. His Mexican and Puerto Rican heritage helped shape his identity, perspective, and the honesty he brings to his music.
Music began as therapy—a way to find closure, turn pain into purpose, and create an audio diary from the chapters of his life. For Geezy, stepping into the booth is never just a hobby. He approaches every record with purpose because every story comes from something he has genuinely experienced.
Geezy started as an underground rapper focused heavily on lyricism and delivery before expanding into a rhythmic West Coast sound that blends gangsta rap with melodic and trap elements. He describes himself as a rap chameleon: versatile enough to attack nearly any production while maintaining a voice and delivery that remain unmistakably his own.
His musical influences stretch across genres. Drake, J. Cole, Immortal Technique, Juice WRLD, Nate Dogg, and SZA helped shape his approach to writing, melody, emotion, and storytelling. Outside hip-hop, he draws inspiration from Deftones, Coldplay, and Hawthorne Heights. That wide range keeps his ear open to experimental sounds and gives him the freedom to bring different concepts to life without being confined to one lane.
Love, pain, addiction, street life, family, loyalty, purpose, and dreams are recurring themes throughout his catalog. Nothing is fabricated for an image—only real experiences make it into his music. His greatest strength is transforming personal pain into messages that can connect with listeners regardless of race, gender, or background. Whether the production is aggressive, melodic, reflective, or experimental, Geezy knows how to build a story and make the emotion feel real.
For Geezy, Delta Squad represents a brotherhood bigger than music. It is a community where artists can influence and improve one another’s lives while sharing their passion for music and creativity. Delta gives him a foundation of support for his voice and creative direction, creating opportunities to collaborate, promote his work, exchange ideas, and continue developing alongside like-minded artists.
Geezy has earned four contest wins, including a shared win and feature with j‑ERA. He has also been nominated for Crew of the Year and has accumulated nearly 100,000 plays. His recent singles, “Electric Slide” and “I Can’t Feel Anymore,” are available on all platforms. He is currently focused on building his own crew, collaborating with established artists, and working toward becoming the number-one-ranked artist.
Away from music, Geezy brings the same drive to academics. He holds three degrees—in Mathematics, Business, and Computer Science—adding another dimension to an artist already defined by versatility, discipline, and lived experience.
TCM Geezy does not believe in explaining the meaning before the music plays. Press play, hear the story, and take from it whatever speaks to your own life. If it resonates, then the record accomplished exactly what he created it to do.
The creative foundation
Lyricism, West Coast rhythm, gangsta rap, melody, trap, and experimentation all serve the same purpose: making lived emotion feel real.
Los Angeles and San Bernardino County roots shape a West Coast perspective grounded in Mexican and Puerto Rican heritage.
Music serves as therapy and an audio diary, turning difficult chapters into records that can help somebody else feel understood.
Underground lyricism expands into gangsta rap, melody, trap, and experimental production without losing his own delivery.
The music is allowed to speak first, leaving every listener space to find the meaning that connects with their own life.
Across genres and generations
Recent work
“Electric Slide” and “I Can't Feel Anymore” are available on all platforms. Direct links and listening-room audio can be added as they arrive.