EXITFAME

EXITFAME is a Boston/Dorchester hip-hop artist. His own Spotify bio states: "From Boston, MA. Trying to show the world what God can do with someone from the absolute bottom, I have been active as EXITFAME for the last 4 years." His catalog includes tracks titled "Ghost of Fame Flynt" and "Fame Flynt Funeral," consistent with public reporting that he performed under the name Fame Flynt before rebranding to EXITFAME.

In a December 2025 Boston Globe interview, backstage at the Boston Music Awards, he described his connection to the city directly: "I grew up in Dorchester, Roxbury. And what makes you stay here is the pride of that."

His independent catalog spans Exit Hell (2024), Before I Exit Hell (2024), Kill Judas (2025), Last Shall Be First (2025), and Permanent Stains (2026) — described in press coverage as his 15th studio album. All are self-released and distributed independently.

Exit Hell (March 2024) carries his first two direct ERA617 collaborations: "Time" with Termanology and "Changes" with a credited "King Ace" whose identity has not been independently confirmed as King Ace D'General. The Millyz relationship followed in October 2025, with a remix of "Too Many Times" (from Last Shall Be First). His earliest documented ERA617 connection actually predates his own catalog, though — a 2022 guest verse on Phinelia's "Whats On Your Mind?"

Last Shall Be First won Album/EP of the Year at the 2025 Boston Music Awards — confirmed via the official Boston Music Awards results and independently corroborated by the Boston Globe and Vanyaland. Exit Hell had previously been nominated in the same category at the 2024 Boston Music Awards.

His music has drawn on his own recovery journey — press coverage describes nearly seven years of sobriety as of 2026, a throughline across his recent releases.