MORT BEAZY

Mort Beazy's earliest datable public credit is a guest appearance: "Eye 4 Eye," a single by the artist RadarCC released March 1, 2023. His own catalog doesn't begin until more than a year later, per Apple Music, with the single "Drip Drop" (April 30, 2024), under the credit '7048184 Records DK' — meaning the first documented appearance of his name was on someone else's project, not his own.

A handful of outlets with no connection to one another — CWTFB Radio, The W-Number Podcast, and JetpackTV, the latter in series entries titled things like "Corner Stories - East Boston Edition" and "Save me - East Boston Edition" — describe him as an East Boston artist. None of them, as far as this research reached, carries a direct first-person statement from Mort Beazy himself confirming that neighborhood, and one of his own 2026 videos ("RED DOT") instead carries a YouTube location tag reading Malden — a separate city north of Boston that reads more like a shoot location for that specific video than a hometown correction. This file does not state "East Boston" as a confirmed fact; it uses the safely-documented "Boston" framing instead.

The rest of 2024 is steady output under the same credit: FishKill, Ah Moment, The Long Way (with Lil Honey), Haunted House, Whole Lotta Dat (with Unique and Author Supreem), Belly of the Beast (with Spit and Dae Heat), and Corner Stories, plus a second guest appearance, this time on Frank BeenG's "Ya Dead" (October 30). The year closes with his first extended project, Heart Of The East (December 22, six tracks) — a title that again echoes "East" without that amounting to a confirmed statement about his hometown.

2025 is the year guest-feature activity multiplies within a fairly stable circle of collaborators: two more Frank BeenG appearances ("Doors," February 7, and "Illusions," July 14, the latter alongside Author Supreem), two RookieOfTheYear appearances ("HardWay" and "HottestInTheCity"), one on JN0rth's "Stamped," and one on Salam MC's "Take One For The Team" (again with Author Supreem). Under his own name he releases "Practice" (with Chris Lee), "Fast Forward 2" (with Ant Ignorant), and "Exotic" (with Nes).

The center of the year, and the single most substantial collaboration documented anywhere in his catalog to that point, is The MarxMen (July 12, 2025): a twelve-track joint album, fully co-billed to 'Author Supreem & Mort Beazy' under the label DrippyVisions Inc. — not a one-off feature but a project shared start to finish, with further appearances from Roxie Heart, Salam Mc, Blu Monii, Nes, and SuicideChild, among others. The year closes with one more joint appearance alongside Author Supreem on Rollie Baddo's "Star Eyes" (December 8).

On January 17, 2026, he releases Not A Scratch, his second full-length and the most thoroughly documented project of his career to date: twelve tracks (34:28), credited solely to him, under the same '7048184 Records DK' credit. The album brings together nine distinct guests, each confirmed identically on both Apple Music and Spotify: 8 Zipp on "1883," Nes on "Matter," EXITFAME on "Solutions," Joe Moses on "Trapmare," Blu Monii on "Sins," Nim K and HBG Henny on "Battlefield," RookieOfTheYear on "Ain't Shit Funny," and Author Supreem alongside Nes on "Everlasting."

Per Mort Beazy's own description under the "Mercy" video on YouTube — first-person, written by the channel owner himself — Nes doesn't just appear as a guest on the album; he produced it in full and mixed that same single as engineer. A month after Not A Scratch, on February 22, 2026, "Mercy," his collaboration with Millyz, premieres: as of this research (October 20, 2026), it is his most-viewed official video, at 78,143 views.

The rest of 2026 keeps the same pace. On April 7 he releases M&M, a four-track EP co-billed to 'Mort Beazy & Blu Monii' — the third documented collaboration with Blu Monii in just over a year, following "Sins" (Not A Scratch) and "Blu Moon" (The MarxMen), and the single most developed collaborative relationship in his catalog. Timon & Pumba follows on July 24, a five-track EP with NesYesDaBest.

Between September and October comes another run of singles — "Tears" (with Frank BeenG), "Walk Down" and "Red Dot" (both with Pretty Demon), "Tutu" (with Rollie Baddo) — closing out, as of this research, with The City Holds My Heart (October 4), his most recent audio release. On October 15, 2026, he uploads "Mort Beazy X Pretty Demon - RED DOT," his most recent official video, and his YouTube channel continues to show monthly uploads straight through that date — an artist still actively working, not a closed catalog.