Yxung Cxrney.666's relationship with the stage started early — at thirteen, with a guitar and a run of open mics. "Ever since then I've loved the stage and performing," she says. The instrument was the way in; it wasn't the destination.

Yxung Cxrney.666 — Liverpool.

From a guitar at thirteen to experimental rap

Those early open mics gave her the bug. Over the years her path "re-directed" — away from the guitar and toward alternative and experimental rap, where she's been building a sound of her own. She's been releasing music independently since 2022, a one-person operation from the writing to the upload.

Ask her to describe the sound and she doesn't reach for comparisons — she reaches for a mood.

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It's dark underground trap mixed with rage rap: distorted production, internet-core and cloud-rap influences, everything moving fast and a little off-kilter.

Doing it all herself

Right now she's fully hands-on: she's just released a new single alongside a music video she made entirely herself. "I made all of it myself," she says, "just trying to get my music out there."

At twenty, Cxrney is right at the start of the live chapter — and refreshingly open about it.

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One to watch

She hasn't yet performed under the Yxung Cxrney.666 name. "I can't wait for the opportunity to perform my raps," she says. That makes this a rare spotlight: an artist caught right before the first show, based in Liverpool and looking for the room that'll have her.

Low-maintenance and local — an easy first booking for the right night.

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Booking her

Cxrney is after stage time across Merseyside and nearby. She keeps it simple — no equipment of her own to bring — so a promoter running a dark, underground, internet-leaning rap night has a straightforward first booking here.