Kodie Shane

Kodie Shane is an American rapper and singer from Atlanta, Georgia, who emerged from the SoundCloud generation of the mid-2010s. She broke through with her 2016 debut EP «2060», which featured collaborations with Lil Yachty on «Sad» and Lil Uzi Vert on «Way Up», quickly establishing her as a distinctive voice within the Atlanta melodic-rap scene. Her sound blends rap and R&B, marked by an autotune-tinged singing flow, playful melodies, and candid lyrics about relationships and self-image.

As the only female member of Lil Yachty's Sailing Team collective, Kodie Shane helped shape the sound of a movement that pushed melodic, genre-blending hip-hop into the mainstream. Her follow-up EP «Little Rocket» further raised her profile in 2016, and she has continued releasing music that mixes hooky, radio-ready songs like «Bounce Back» with more introspective tracks.

Over the years she has collaborated with artists such as Trippie Redd, Ashnikko, and Famous Dex, showing a willingness to work across rap, pop, and alternative scenes. Songs like «Hold Up (Dough Up)», «Drip on My Walk», and «NOLA» reflect her continued evolution as an artist balancing bravado with vulnerability, cementing her reputation as an underrated architect of the late-2010s melodic rap sound.