KeepTweakin: Orlando’s newest rap wildcard.
Born in Orlando, KeepTweakin has been carving out his own little corner of the internet with a catalogue that seems deliberately allergic to overthinking. Can We Tweak, Jelly Donuts, Glass Bags, Skate4, Cats N Dogs — the titles alone tell you this isn’t an artist waiting for permission to press upload.
And now comes Grove St. The conduit that drew me into listening to the rest of his tracks.
Released August 7, 2026, the seven-track EP follows 2025’s Can We Tweak and keeps the momentum firmly intact. KeepTweakin doesn’t seem interested in stretching an idea beyond its natural lifespan: tracks arrive, hit, disappear, and leave you wondering whether to immediately run the whole thing back.
The latest release Grove St features “BBOOK,” “DickAllInYoMouf,” “Back|Stomach,” “Burnt Out,” “Funny,” “Fa Nun” and “Itch.” If those titles haven’t given it away already, subtlety isn’t exactly the mission.
But beneath the deliberately chaotic presentation, a clear musical identity is emerging. Can We Tweak established the blueprint — compact, left-field rap, strange little details and a DIY mentality — while Grove St feels like a natural next step.
“Grove St.” out now on.
Most importantly, KeepTweakin doesn’t sound like someone desperately trying to announce I’ve arrived. He sounds like someone who knows the party has started and is simply turning the speakers up.
Orlando has always had room for artists colouring outside the lines, and KeepTweakin fits right in without sounding like he’s trying to recreate anyone else’s version of the city.
Even the Grove St artwork, created by ChildishMigster, keeps that DIY spirit firmly intact.
So consider this your introduction. KeepTweakin is one to watch — not because he’s delivering some grand manifesto on the future of hip-hop, but because he’s making music that sounds like nobody told him what he was supposed to be doing.
And honestly? That’s usually where the fun starts.
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