By Mikey Eckstein

The Metro Detroit music scene has a history of producing some of hip-hop’s most influential artists, and DSAV is proving to be the next name to watch. With a unique blend of raw lyricism, storytelling, and infectious energy, DSAV is carving out his own lane, bringing a fresh sound that’s deeply rooted in the spirit of Detroit.

The Come-Up: DSAV’s Journey in Hip-Hop
Born and raised in Metro Detroit, DSAV’s passion for music started early. Influenced by the city’s legendary hip-hop scene and the hustle mentality that defines Detroit, he quickly developed a signature style that blends gritty reality with melodic versatility. From freestyle sessions with friends to perfecting his craft in the studio, DSAV has been grinding nonstop to make a name for himself.

His music reflects real-life experiences, touching on themes of ambition, struggle, and perseverance. Whether he’s delivering hard-hitting bars or vibing over melodic beats, DSAV’s authenticity shines through in every track, making it easy for listeners to connect with his journey.

A Sound That Stands Out
What sets DSAV apart from the crowd is his ability to mix sharp lyricism with modern flows, creating a sound that resonates with both old-school hip-hop heads and new-wave rap fans. His versatility allows him to transition seamlessly between high-energy anthems and introspective storytelling, proving that he’s more than just another rapper—he’s an artist with depth and vision.

As he continues to drop music and build his fanbase, DSAV has already begun turning heads with tracks that showcase his undeniable talent. Whether it’s through social media buzz, local performances, or collaborations with other rising artists, he’s making waves in the Detroit music scene and beyond.

What’s Next for DSAV?
With a bright future ahead, DSAV is staying locked in, consistently dropping new music, visuals, and live performances that keep his momentum strong. As he continues to grow, there’s no doubt that he has the potential to break through on a national level.

For hip-hop fans looking for the next big thing out of Detroit, DSAV is an artist to keep on your radar. With his relentless work ethic, undeniable talent, and the city’s energy fueling his rise, he’s well on his way to making a lasting impact in the industry.

We caught up him recently, here’s a bit of our discussion:

ME: Being from Metro Detroit who are some Detroit artists that inspired you to want to make music?
DSAV: Big Sean, Sada Baby and Tee Grizzley.

ME: You recently shot a video directed by Diego at Aretha Franklins former house. how was that experience?
DSAV: The house was a whole vibe itself and I had a good time shooting it, shot out everyone that helped with the vision.

ME: The song features Pretty Brayah, tell us about the track.
DSAV: The track came from personal experience I had with women and my response to it I made the hook and said it needs a female on here and thought of Brayah and the rest is history.

ME: You just rocked with the Creators of Hip Hip the Sugar Hill Gang and Furious 5 on January31st, how was that experience?
DSAV: it was dope af crowd was lit.

ME: Whats a Dream Collab for you?
DSAV: Friday, Saint Jhn, peso pluma, and Karol G.

ME: Who’s your favorite producer that is alive and would love to work with?
DSAV: Mustaaaaaard, Metro Booming , Dr Dre and Scott Storch.

ME: As an artist do you personally prefer the recording studio over the live stage or vice versa?
DSAV: I honestly can’t pick I love both the feeling I get when creating something new and hearing it for the first time and the energy and rush I get on stage our both a high I can’t get enough of.

ME: Being a Chaldean rapper do you feel there is any type of uphill battle or that it makes things any easier or does it matter?
DSAV: I am on optimist at its best I get people sayin this ain’t for you but we all know music is for everybody it doesn’t have a color it only has voice my culture or skin color don’t define my sound my day to day life do.

ME: What is one of the most memorable moments as being an artist thus far for you?
DSAV: I really can’t say I enjoy every bit of it the Spanish video I shot in Miami at Kiki was definitely one for the books.

ME: What is next for SAV?
DSAV: I’ll be taking the steps until I reach the stairs in other words releasing new music, performing, collaborating with some people in the industry and just pushing everyday until every ear has heard my voice.