The NYC drill scene has recently taken the landscape of music by storm. Artists such as Kay Flock and Sleepy Hallow have recently made the transition from underground to the mainstream by fine-tuning their unique sound.

While Brooklyn and the Bronx hold the spotlight in the NYC drill arena, Queens is cooking up. Dizziablo, a Lefrak City, Queens rapper and MCGE 57 (Massive Creation Global Entertainment) affiliate, is grinding to take his brand to the top, sonically.

While Dizziablo’s sound is strictly drill with punchy 808s and spitfire hi-hats, he implements singing (more like chanting), to use his dark vocals as an instrument further complimenting the melody of the beat, similar to Dusty Locaine.

Dizziablo’s most recent single OT GOBLIN is his most recent status update to his fans and opps. The MCGE rapper slides over spacey, bubblegum-trap beats, complimented by melodic swag raps laced with bars to provoke those seeking his downfall.

OT GOBLIN embodies the NYC drill underground as its dark melodies could be played sliding on the Jackie Robinson late-night, on the way to a sneaky link; getting sturdy in the function, or in the cypher with your closest friends.

The Lefrak, 57th ave & 97th street rapper, is still early in his budding career but shows all-star promise with bouncy hooks and great beat selection. As 2022 comes to a close Dizziablo has been quiet so far, but based on history fans can look forward to a possible album release before year’s end.