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He’s been called the “Spirit and Soul of Kansas City” and has played a significant role in the effort to define Kansas City’s modern musical and cultural identity by dazzling crowds and listeners with his unique approach to Rap music.
Kemet the Phantom shines as a complete showman with a notoriously dapper style that reflects stewardship to Hip-Hop culture and fashion as well as church roots. With family ties primarily in the deep south, his compositions and performances cannot help but lend themselves to the dance floor with funk and soul embellishments, syncopated rap style and melodic singing abilities he interchanges effortlessly to adapt to any tone.
The award-winning song, Get Out (The KC Streetcar Song) played a significant role in fostering 1,000,000 riders during its first year of operation as it became the official song of the public transit movement in Kansas City.
He is the lead vocalist of the psychedelic soul collective, The Phantastics and one of the founding members of the 18-piece ensemble, Brass & Boujee.