PHINELIA

Phinelia is the stage name of a rapper from Boston, Massachusetts. A separate artist page also exists on Apple Music under "Phinel" — confirmed as the same artist through direct evidence: overlapping track lists between both catalogs (the album P.H.I.N.E.L exists on both pages, with the same first nine tracks in the same order), cross-referenced "similar artists" on both pages, songs from his album Poison repeated as standalone singles under "Phinel," and a featured Instagram story of his own titled "AparaPhinelia" — his consistent copyright signature on Apple Music across nearly every release.

No legal name has been published or confirmed. The one lead investigated so far turned up no verifiable connection to him.

In the mid-2000s he was tied to LetUsLive Entertainment — a video description from that era confirms it directly: "LetUsLive ent. own Phinelia." His network of collaborators from that era — Tangg The Juice, .357, Dimelo, Jimmy Marsh, and Proph Bundy — is credited directly on his own releases across nearly two decades.

His collaboration with .357 extends to 2013, when both appear as featured artists on "Bloodthirsty," from Slaine's album The Boston Project.

In the early 2010s he also performed under the name Pornstar P. The connection is confirmed firsthand: his own official YouTube channel published the video "Pornstar P (Phinelia) - 'Make Me Money,'" with the description "Pornstar P (aka Phinelia) brings his life to the screen..." — the same channel that hosts the rest of his catalog under the name Phinelia today.

Since the mid-2000s, Phinelia has released a series of solo projects — including The Over Dose (2009), Part Time Rapper (2010), PSP2 (2016), P.H.I.N.E.L (2019), Phinel Get The Scale (2021), Poison (2021), Reset (2022), and MONOLO (2023). The exact format of each (album, mixtape, or another classification) doesn't yet have independent sourcing beyond Apple Music's own generic tag, so none appears yet in this profile's CATALOG section.

His collaboration with Ea$y Money dates back to at least 2016, with the track "More Money No Problems" included on PSP2. That relationship solidified in 2025 with Drug Money, a full 11-song collaborative album, featuring Termanology, Statik Selektah, Fabeyon, and Lou Armstrong as guests.

The most recent confirmed video of the Drug Money era, "Face Defeat" (feat. Fabeyon), was released June 17, 2025 on the EasyMoneyST channel. His X account remains active.