Yelawolf

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Yelawolf
Hip hop
  • rap rock
  • country rap
  • Southern rock
    • Occupations
    • Rapper
    • singer
    • songwriter
    • record producer
    DiscographyYelawolf discography
    Years active2005–present
    Labels
    Spouse
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    (m. 2019)​
    Children3
    Websiteyelawolf.com

    Michael Wayne Atha (born December 30, 1979), better known by his stage name Yelawolf, is an American rapper. Born in

    Trunk Muzik 0-60 (2010).[4]

    He entered a joint venture deal with

    Trunk Muzik III (2019), both saw moderate commercial performance and critical praise; his sixth album, Ghetto Cowboy
    (2019), served as his first independent release following his major label departure.

    Early life

    Michael Wayne Atha was born on December 30, 1979, in Gadsden, Alabama. He has described himself as "⁠[representing] the people that are the core of America".[6] Yelawolf said his stage name was inspired by his father.[7][8] Throughout childhood, Atha moved often. He spent much of his time in Antioch, Tennessee, and attended Carter Lawrence Middle School in Nashville, which is located near the Edgehill Homes apartment projects. He says that during that time, "hip hop started making sense to me. That's where hip hop made sense culturally."[9]

    Regarding his stage name and persona, Yelawolf has said that his father is Cherokee, but also that he's "always been … just white."[7] He says he constructed the name "Yelawolf" from the word "Yela" (which Atha claims is Cherokee for "sun"[a][10]) and the English word "Wolf" because it "represents the duality between his intellectual 'light' side... and his aggressive, survivalist 'dark' side."[7][10]

    Career

    2005–2009: Early career

    In 2005, Yelawolf appeared on the UPN Network reality series The Road to Stardom with Missy Elliott. After his elimination from the show, he released his independent debut album Creekwater in 2005, later the same year he released his debut mixtape Pissin' in a Barrel of Beez. Two years later, Yelawolf signed to Columbia Records and released the single "Kickin'" from the album, Fearin' and Loathin' in Smalltown, U.S.A.. The album was never released, and Yelawolf was dropped from the label later that year.[11] Yelawolf released two mixtapes following his release from Columbia, titled Ball of Flames: The Ballad of Slick Rick E. Bobby and Stereo: A Hip Hop Tribute to Classic Rock, both of which went mainly unnoticed, although Stereo is often mentioned by fans as some of his best work. In 2009, he signed with Ghet-O-Vision Entertainment and released his debut extended play Arena Rap.

    2009–2011: Trunk Muzik and Radioactive

    In 2009, he began to work with Ghet-O-Vision producer, WLPWR, on his 2009 breakthrough mixtape titled Trunk Muzik. Released in January 2010, the mixtape created a substantial online following for Yelawolf. Later that year, Yelawolf signed a major record deal with Interscope Records,[3] and began to work on a re-release of the project, titled Trunk Muzik 0-60. It was released on November 22, 2010, under Ghet-O-Vision Entertainment and Interscope Records, which became his most acclaimed work at that time.[12][13] In 2010 and 2011, he raised his profile by making guest appearances on albums by rappers Big Boi, Paul Wall, Tech N9ne, Travis Barker, Gucci Mane, and Big K.R.I.T., among others.

    In March 2011, after speculation of a joint record deal with Eminem, Yelawolf was featured on the cover of

    guest vocals from Southern hip hop producer Lil Jon. The album's release date was moved down to October 2011, and later had a final release date to November 21, 2011. On October 30, 2011, Yelawolf released the second single off Radioactive, titled "Let's Roll", featuring guest vocals from Kid Rock
    .

    Anticipation for the album increased when hip hop magazine

    Diplo, The Audibles, Pooh Bear and WLPWR of SupaHotBeats, and features from Eminem, Kid Rock, Lil Jon, Fefe Dobson, Mystikal, Shawty Fatt, Rittz, Killer Mike, and Gangsta Boo
    among others.

    2012: The Slumdon Bridge, Heart of Dixie, Dogs Eating Dogs, and Psycho White

    On January 24, 2012, Yelawolf released a promotional track with British singer Ed Sheeran titled "You Don't Know (For Fuck's Sake)". The track was for an upcoming collaborative extended play (EP), titled The Slumdon Bridge. On January 31, 2012, a trailer for the EP was released, featuring both artists in a studio recording the EP. In the video Yelawolf revealed the EP was recorded in 10 hours, and included 4 tracks.The Slumdon Bridge, which was released as a free download on Valentine's Day, February 14, 2012, marking Yelawolf's second EP, and his first collaborative project.[18]

    On June 16, 2012, to commemorate Father's Day, Yelawolf released a song titled "Happy Father's Day", produced by Alabama producer M16. With the track, Yelawolf announced his fifth official mixtape Heart of Dixie.[19]

    In August 2012, Yelawolf announced the long-awaited joint EP with Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, titled Psycho White. The EP's lead single, titled "Push 'Em", features background vocals by Transplants members Skinhead Rob and Tim Armstrong, and was released as a free download on September 12. After several push-backs, the EP was finally released on November 13, 2012, debuting at #24 on the Billboard 200 with first week sales of 15,000. Yelawolf stated that all the tracks on the album will have a music video and during an article with Rolling Stone, both he and Barker hinted at a sequel to the EP.[20]

    In December 2012, the EP Dogs Eating Dogs by Blink-182 was released, with the song "Pretty Little Girl" featuring vocals by Yelawolf.[21]

    2012–2015: Trunk Muzik Returns and Love Story

    Main article: Love Story (Yelawolf album)

    On March 20, 2012, Yelawolf announced that recording sessions for his third studio album began in June 2012, titled

    Nashville and go to Detroit so he and Eminem could finish the album. Yelawolf also said that Trunk Muzik Returns would hopefully be released in February 2013, with the date later confirmed.[25]

    On February 5, 2013, Yelawolf released the first song from Trunk Muzik Returns, "Way Out" and announced a release date of March 14, 2013, for the mixtape.[26] On February 26 Yelawolf released a second song from Trunk Muzik Returns titled "F.A.S.T. Ride".[27] On March 12 a third song from Trunk Muzik Returns was released titled "Gangster" featuring fellow rappers ASAP Rocky and Big Henry.[28] The mixtape contains ten original tracks and features guest appearances from Raekwon, Paul Wall, Killer Mike, ASAP Rocky, and is entirely produced by his go-to producer WLPWR.[29] On October 18, 2013, Yelawolf revealed that he would be releasing his seventh mixtape titled Black Fall on October 31, 2013. The project consisted of 5 tracks and was entirely produced by DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia.[30]

    On January 28, 2014, Yelawolf premiered his debut single from Love Story titled "Box Chevy V" on

    The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Voodoo Chile[33] Yelawolf described the freestyles as a "mini-sequel" to his 2008 effort, Stereo, which also was heavily influenced by classic rock. In addition, Yelawolf also featured extensively on Eminem's compilation record Shady XV, which was released as a celebration of the label's 15-year anniversary.[34]

    Eminem is the only featured guest on Love Story and also serves as an executive producer alongside Yelawolf. This album also marks the first instance of Yelawolf as a record producer since his first independent 2005 album Creekwater and features "

    platinum certifications from the RIAA.[38] On June 8, 2018, Love Story also received a Gold certification for 500,000 units sold.[38]

    2016–2017: Trial by Fire and Hotel

    Main article: Trial by Fire (Yelawolf album)

    On August 25, 2015, Yelawolf was mired in controversy when he decided to defend the

    Confederate flag[39] before reconsidering his stance and entirely rejecting the flag with a non-album track titled "To Whom It May Concern" on October 30, 2015.[40] The single addressed his upbringings and his disgust with the Charleston church shooting, a racially motivated mass shooting. After the controversy was settled on September 22, 2015, Yelawolf announced his fourth studio album, Trial by Fire.[41] He alluded to the record being much darker than its predecessor, and also being produced entirely by himself and constant collaborators DJ Klever
    and Bones Owens, which were also members of his tour band.

    Towards the end of 2016, Yelawolf was seen working with South Florida-based producer and constant collaborator Jim Jonsin, although what they worked on remained a secret. October 10, 2016, the surprise free EP, Hotel was released.[42] Hotel is an acronym for "House Of The Endless Life"[43] with the production being entirely handled by Jonsin and Yelawolf.

    The first two singles from Trial by Fire, "Daylight" and "Shadows" featuring country singer Joshua Headley were released in late 2016.[44][45] In order to support Trial By Fire, a tour was announced on July 18, 2016, and was due to run from October 13 to December 4.[46] However, during the Oregon show, Yelawolf was seen destroying equipment belonging to Bones Owens, which subsequently caused Owens to fallout with Yelawolf and quit the band indefinitely (DJ Klever also left the band but would reunite with Yelawolf the following year). The incident was followed by an altercation with a fan at the Sacramento show resulting in Yelawolf leaving the stage and cancelling the remaining seven dates.[47] After the cancellation of the tour, Yelawolf seemed to suffer an apparent mental breakdown and was admitted to a mental ward. After his release towards the end of December, Yelawolf announced via social media that he was dropping the "Yelawolf" stage name in favor of his birth name, the removed Instagram post announced "I decided to sober up and rebrand my new music as Michael Wayne Atha MWA".[48] This came as a result of the death of long-time friend and collaborator Shawty Fatt and his break-up with fiancé Fefe Dobson. During this time, Yelawolf also drastically changed his country style to a contemporary hip hop image, before retreating from public life for over six months.[citation needed] During this period, the status of the unreleased Trial by Fire album and Yelawolf's involvement with Shady Records were left undetermined.

    On June 6, 2017, Yelawolf announced a return to the music scene with the release of the third single for Trial by Fire titled "Row Your Boat",[49] with his "Yelawolf" moniker once again in use. Yelawolf launched another tour to support the album titled the "51/50" tour,[50] with the name alluding to the term police or doctors use towards patients that are an endangerment to themselves and others, referencing his mental breakdown from the previous year. During the tour, Yelawolf would re-visit all the venues that were cancelled during his previous tour, free of charge to those who had bought a ticket for the former. After multiple delays, Trial by Fire was finally released on October 27, 2017.[51] During this time, he also reunited with long-time fiancé Fefe Dobson.

    2018–2021: Trunk Muzik III and Ghetto Cowboy

    Main articles:
    Ghetto Cowboy (Yelawolf album)

    Trunk Muzik III, the third major project in the Trunk Muzik series, was first hinted at in mid-2017, following Yelawolf's return to the music scene after a prolonged break.[52] Three months after the October release of Trial By Fire, Yelawolf announced he had begun work on the project with long-time producer WLPWR, who also handled some of the production in 2010's Trunk Muzik and its re-release Trunk Muzik 0-60, as well as producing the entirety of the second entry in the series, Trunk Muzik Returns. The project also features production contributions from DJ Paul and Jim Jonsin. It was revealed that unlike the previous two Trunk Muzik projects, Trunk Muzik III would be his fifth studio album released under Shady Records. On July 27, Yelawolf began a 25-date tour to support the album.[53] During the tour, he premiered the then-planned first single for the album titled "Catfish Billy (Part 2)",[54][55] although it was later scrapped as lead single. During one of the shows, he announced that Trunk Muzik III would be his final album under Eminem's label Shady Records, and after its release.[56]

    The album features a collaboration from

    Machine Gun Kelly on the track titled "Rowdy", marking the end to a feud between Yelawolf and Machine Gun Kelly that began in 2011. It was a move that many of his fans and fellow Eminem associates considered treacherous and unloyal. However, the song gained attention when it was mentioned in another publicized feud between Kelly and Yelawolf's record label boss, Eminem. On the diss track "Rap Devil", Machine Gun Kelly states "And don't be a sucker and take my verse off of Yelawolf's album, thank you".[57] In anticipation for the release of the album, Yelawolf began a weekly freestyle series similar to the one leading up to his 2015 release Love Story, claiming he would "release a freestyle every week until the album comes out".[58] The album was supported by the singles "TM3" featuring DJ Klever,[59] and "Catfish Billy 2",[60] a sequel to the song from Trunk Muzik Returns. The album was released on March 29, 2019, and features Caskey, Doobie, Rittz, DJ Paul, MopTop, and CookUpBoss.[61]

    Following the period between the completion of Trunk Muzik III and its release, Yelawolf hinted he was beginning work on his sixth studio album, titled

    Opie Taylor, a character from The Andy Griffith Show. The first single from the record, titled "Unnatural Born Killer" was released on August 9, 2019.[63]
    In late 2019, Yelawolf launched his second tour of the year in support of the album, appropriately titled "The Ghetto Cowboy Tour".

    2021–present: Yelawolf Blacksheep, TURQUOiSE TORNADO, Slumafia, Mile Zero and Mud Mouth

    On February 19, 2021, Yelawolf released Yelawolf Blacksheep, an 11-track mixtape with fellow rapper Caskey.[64] The first single from the record, titled "Been a Problem" was released on February 5, 2021.

    In an Instagram post on March 23, 2021, Yelawolf revealed his upcoming April Onslaught event, in which the rapper announced four album releases in the month of April 2021, to be released weekly.[65] In order, the releases were as follows:

    • TURQUOiSE TORNADO, released April 9, 2021
    • Slumafia, released April 16, 2021
    • Mile Zero, released April 23, 2021
    • Mud Mouth, released April 30, 2021

    Of the four releases, only Mud Mouth was an official studio album, whereas TURQUOiSE TORNADO, Slumafia and Mile Zero were collaborative projects, made with fellow rappers Riff Raff, DJ Paul and DJ Muggs respectively.

    To the surprise of his fans, on March 11, 2022, Yelawolf released a rock project "Sometimes Y" with Shooter Jennings, departing from his usual music style. [66]

    Despite Mud Mouth was said to be his last rap album,[67] Yelawolf returned to rap with a double-album "War Story" on June 7, 2024. [68]

    Public image

    The Guardian reported that "In contrast to the gilded cage of privilege inhabited by Jay-Z and Kanye West, Yelawolf depicts everyday rural poverty with the evocative precision of a master storyteller". He is noted for his distinct style that ranges from American gothic to gore, the "richness and invention of his language" and range of his vocal style "from beer-swilling rowdiness to a crawling, contemptuous sibilance". He has said that he feels he represents "not the ideal American" but those Americans that he calls the core: "I love the grit of who we really are."[citation needed]

    Influences

    Yelawolf's early introduction to hip-hop came as a result of his mother's boyfriend being a sound designer for

    R&B collective Dungeon Family has greatly influenced his production style, as well as Three 6 Mafia, J Dilla, Pete Rock, CL Smooth, Black Star, Hieroglyphics, and the Brooklyn-based trio Digable Planets.[70]

    Some of Yelawolf's other musical influences include

    hip hop,[72] as well as long-time collaborator and mentor Eminem
    .

    Yelawolf is also a skateboarder, having had appearances in professional skateboard videos, i.e. performing a 360° kickflip in the independent video “Last of the Mohicans” (2008) alongside his friend and pro skater John Newport. Pro skaters Paul Rodriguez and Terry Kennedy appear in Yelawolf's official music video for “Good to Go” featuring Bun B.

    Slumerican

    Slumerican
    Founded2012 (2012)
    FounderYelawolf
    Distributor(s)
    Hip hop
    Country of originU.S.
    LocationNashville, Tennessee
    Official websiteslumerican.com

    Slumerican is an American

    hip hop music.[73] Founded in 2012 by Yelawolf, its roster includes DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia, Bubba Sparxxx, and Rittz. The label also performs merchandising, with a flagship store currently operating in Nashville, Tennessee.[74]

    Discography

    Artist Album Details
    Yelawolf and DJ Paul Black Fall (EP) Released: October 31, 2013
    Yelawolf Love Story Released: April 21, 2015
    Bubba Sparxxx The Bubba Mathis (EP) Released: October 7, 2015
    Yelawolf Hotel (EP) Released: October 10, 2016
    DJ Paul YOTS: Year of the Six, Pt. 1 Released: October 28, 2016
    Struggle Jennings Return of the Outlaw (EP) Released: November 11, 2016
    DJ Paul YOTS: Year of the Six, Pt. 2 Released: November 25, 2016
    Yelawolf Trial by Fire Released: October 27, 2017
    Yelawolf Trunk Muzik 3 Released: March 29, 2019
    Yelawolf Ghetto Cowboy Released: October 31, 2019
    Yelawolf & Caskey Yelawolf Blacksheep Released: February 19, 2021
    Yelawolf & Riff Raff Turquoise Tornado Released: April 9, 2021
    Yelawolf & DJ Paul Slumafia (EP) Released: April 16, 2021
    Yelawolf & DJ Muggs Mile Zero Released: April 23, 2021
    Yelawolf Mud Mouth Released: April 30, 2021
    Yelawolf & Shooter Jennings Sometimes Y Released: March 11, 2022
    Yelawolf War Story Released: June 7, 2024

    Personal life

    Yelawolf has three children from a previous relationship with Sonora Rosario.[75][76]

    In July 2013, Yelawolf got engaged to his girlfriend, recording artist Fefe Dobson.[77] On September 27, 2019, Yelawolf posted snapshots of their wedding ceremony at The Rhinestone Wedding Chapel in Nashville, Tennessee.[78]

    Discography

    Main article: Yelawolf discography

    Studio albums

    Compilation albums

    Solo EPs

    Collaborative Albums

    Collaborative EPs

    Mixtapes

    Filmography

    Television

    Year Title Role Notes
    2010 BET Hip Hop Awards 2010 Himself Live performance
    2010 Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory Himself Episode 3.12
    2011 Last Call with Carson Daly Himself 1 episode
    2011 BET Hip Hop Awards 2011 Himself Live performance
    2011 Single Ladies Nick Episode 1.5
    2011-2014 Sons of Anarchy Soundtrack (2 episodes)
    2011-2015 Conan Himself 2 episodes
    2012 Girls Soundtrack (1 episode)
    2013 Marked Up Himself (1 episode) TV series documentary
    2015 Jimmy Kimmel Live! Himself Episode 13.64
    2016 BET Awards 2016 Himself Live performance
    2020 Vecherniy Urgant Himself (musical guest) Episode 9.106
    2020 Ridiculousness Himself Episode 16.36
    2020 Yelawolf: A Slumerican Life Himself TV series documentary

    Film

    Year Title Role Notes
    2014 Ride Along Soundtrack
    2019 The Peanut Butter Falcon Ratboy
    2022 Jackass Forever Soundtrack with DJ Paul

    Notes

    1. ^ The word "Yela" does not exist in the Cherokee language. See the Cherokee Dictionary and the Cherokee word list at the official site of the Cherokee Nation, to look up the actual Cherokee word for "sun". Tera Wolf

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