Grafh

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Philip Anthony Bernard (born August 22, 1982) better known by his stage name Grafh, is an American rapper.^[1] He has released a collection of mixtapes and an album, Autografh, which was released through EMI Records and Virgin Records.^[2] He is currently an independent artist.

Grafh has also been supported by several well-known artists, including Drake, Trinidad James and Raekwon. Shia LaBeouf praised on Grafh in a late-night interview with Carson Daly. On February 26, 2014, Grafh released his mixtape "New York Dxpe" hosted by DJ Mr. FX ^[3]

In 2016, Grafh collaborated with singer–songwriter on the singles, "Creep" and "The Greatest".^[4]

Discography[]

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Albums[]

• 2007: Autografh

Mixtapes[]

• 2003: The Bang Out
• 2004: The Oracle (Hosted by DJ Green Lantern)
• 2005: The Preview
• 2006: I Don't Care
• 2006: Make It Hot (Hosted by DJ Rob)
• 2006: Bring Dat Money Back (Hosted by Big Mike)
• 2006: MySpace Jumpoff (Hosted by Clinton Sparks)
• 2007: Black Hand America (Hosted by DJ Allure)
• 2008: The Oracle 2 (Hosted by DJ Green Lantern)
• 2009: Bring the Goons Out (Hosted by DJ Chaplin)
• 2010: Best of Grafh: Classic Sh*t, Pt. One
• 2010: From the Bottom (Hosted by Big Mike)
• 2011: Classic's (Hosted by DJ Whiteowl)
• 2011: Pain Killers (Hosted by Love Dinero)
• 2011: The Saturday Night EP (Collaboration with recording artist Shalone)
• 2011: The Sunday Morning EP (Collaboration with recording artist Shalone)
• 2014: New York Dxpe (Hosted by DJ Mr. FX)
• 2014: 88 Crack Era (Hosted by DJ Ted Smooth)
• 2016: Pain Killers: Reloaded
• 2019: Dirty Restaurant (Collaboration with recording artist Flee Lord)
• 2020: The Oracle 3 (Hosted by DJ Green Lantern)
• 2020: Good Energy

Singles[]

• 2001: "Keeps It Gangsta"
• 2003: "Bang Out"
• 2004: "I Don't Care"
• 2008: "Like Ohh" (featuring Busta Rhymes & Prinz)
• 2009: "Bring the Goons Out" (featuring Sheek Louch)
• 2010: "Bout Dat" (featuring Jim Jones)
• 2010: "Knock 'Em Down" (featuring Waka Flocka Flame)
• 2011: "U Know How I Do It"
• 2011: "Another One"
• 2015: "Lord of Mercy"
• 2015: "The Come Up"
• 2015: "Ain't Near" (featuring Wiz Khalifa and Jadakiss)
• 2016: "Trap Phone Ringin'"
• 2016: "Creep" (featuring )^[5]
• 2016: "The Greatest (featuring. Melissa B.)^[6]
• 2016: "Wanna Know"

References[]

External links[]

• Official website
• "Shia LaBeouf says Grafh is "Really, really, really good."". YouTube. Retrieved 2020-04-26.^{[dead YouTube link]}