Raymond Charles Quinlan

Baltimore, Maryland rapper Flatline Forreal captures the spirit of late 90s and early 2000s hip-hop. His debut project, “90s Baby”, reflects his upbringing in South Baltimore, where he faced family struggles, including an absent father and a hardworking mother. In search of guidance, he turned to the streets, finding solace in music.

Starting his recording career at just 14, Flatline Forreal honed his craft during travels to Southern California and New York. He has opened for major artists like Migos, Rae Sremmurd, and Nipsey Hussle, and has released a series of solo projects and collaborations that show off his versatile sound, influenced by icons like Young Jeezy, DMX, and Lil Wayne.