Aspiring artists flood the music industry every year, making it increasingly difficult for dreamers to stand out and showcase their unique talents. However, rising rapper Michael McNulty, better known as MC Nulty, has never let this deter him from pursuing his passion for urban music. With over 20 years of experience and a love for the genre, MC Nulty has managed to set himself apart from the crowd and make a name for himself in the industry.
Born and raised in Guadalajara, Mexico, MC Nulty discovered his love for music at a young age and began producing his first demo when he was just ten years old. Throughout his teenage years, he worked various gigs, including hosting cultural and music shows in his community. He had his first big break at 13 when he presented his music at the Hard Rock Cafe and had the opportunity to showcase his talents across local bars and clubs.
Despite facing challenges, MC Nulty never gave up on his dream. He packed up his life in Mexico and moved to the United States to grow as an artist. Today, his songs are streamed and loved by thousands of listeners worldwide, particularly in the US and Latin America.
MC Nulty’s new single, “Wanna Make You Dance,” showcases his artistry and spreads good vibes, encouraging listeners to get off their feet and dance. The rapper’s goal is to make people feel good about themselves and to help them live a better life through his music.
The Mexican-American rapper can make music in both Spanish and English, thrilling listeners with sick beats, seamless musicality, and jaw-dropping lyrics that speak of his personality. He has also made waves as a Latin rapper and has recently collaborated with one of his idols, Bizarre from D12, Eminem’s band.
MC Nulty has a growing fanbase with listeners from Mexico, the United States, Latin America, and even Europe, and has garnered thousands of streams across Spotify, YouTube and other music and video streaming platforms.
As MC Nulty says, “I saw that life was a hard thing to do, so I went into the urban road, making music and expressing my feelings this way. Music has saved my life so many times in so many ways that I get that fame is not the most important thing in art. It is to express the good and bad things of life.”
