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Atlanta rapper, producer, and songwriter Landstrip Chip recently stopped by Hip-Hop Wired for an exclusive interview, sharing insights into his journey, music, and recent success.
Chip, known for his melodic flows and sharp songwriting, revealed the origins of his stage name. “Landstrip” comes from his early days of hustling and navigating different opportunities, while “Chip” is a personal nickname that stuck with him. Growing up in Atlanta, he was deeply influenced by the city’s rich hip-hop culture, citing legends like T.I., Future, and OutKast as major inspirations.
His latest single, “No More Rainy Weather,” has been gaining traction, partly due to its visually striking music video. Shot during an unexpected snowfall in Atlanta, the clip quickly went viral after being posted by ATL Scoop. The buzz only grew when rap heavyweights like Rob49, G Herbo, Meek Mill, and Babyface Ray reposted it, exposing the track to an even wider audience.
Chip also touched on his near Grammy win for his contributions to **Metro Boomin and Future’s album “We Don’t Trust You”. Though he didn’t take home the trophy, being part of such a high-profile project was a major career milestone. With his songwriting, production, and artistry all leveling up, Landstrip Chip is proving he’s a force to watch in the industry.
Check out the full interview below:
Landstrip Chip Talks Grammy Nomination for Work on Future & Metro Boomin’s “We Don’t Trust You” was originally published on hiphopwired.com
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