Artist
Lil Skies is a hip-hop artist from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, U.S. formed in 2012. 45 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Hip-Hop · Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, U.S. · Best hip-hop albums
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Life of a Dark Rose
2018
Make A Wish
Single · 2026
No Fear
Single · 2026
High Maintenance
Single · 2025
Falling Backwards
Single · 2025
2Much 2Fast (feat. Landon Cube)
Single · 2025
Monster
Single · 2025
Pull The Trigger
Single · 2024
Givenchy
Single · 2024
Make A Toast
Single · 2023
RAGE!
Single · 2022
Play This At My Funeral (feat. Landon Cube)
Single · 2022
My Baby (feat. Zhavia Ward)
Single · 2021
On Sight
Single · 2020
Ok
Single · 2020
Lightbeam (feat. NoCap)
Single · 2020
Red & Yellow (From Road To Fast 9 Mixtape)
Single · 2020
Riot
Single · 2020
Fidget
Single · 2020
Havin My Way (feat. Lil Durk)
Single · 2020
i (Lost Kings Remix)
Single · 2019
More Money More Ice
Single · 2019
Magic
Single · 2019
Going Off
Single · 2019
Name in the Sand
Single · 2019
Real Ties
Single · 2019
Opps Want Me Dead
Single · 2018
Side Swipe
Single · 2018
No Rest
Single · 2018
Red Roses (4B Remix)
Single · 2018
World Rage
Single · 2018
I Know You (feat. Yung Pinch)
Single · 2018
Red Roses (LIOHN's Tokyo Drift Remix)
Single · 2018
Red Roses (Sober Rob & Oshi Remix)
Single · 2018
Welcome to the Rodeo
Single · 2018
Creeping (feat. Rich the Kid)
Single · 2018
Pop Star
Single · 2018
Nowadays (feat. Landon Cube)
Single · 2017
Lust
Single · 2017
Signs of Jealousy
Single · 2017
Red Roses (feat. Landon Cube)
Single · 2017
Kimetrius Foose (born August 4, 1998), known professionally as Lil Skies, is an American rapper from Waynesboro, Pennsylvania currently signed to All We Got Entertainment through Atlantic Records. His two top singles have appeared on the Billboard Hot 100: "Nowadays" (#55) and "Red Roses" (#69). His major label debut mixtape, Life of a Dark Rose, was released on January 10, 2018 and peaked at #10 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album was certified Gold by the RIAA on November 9, 2018 Early life Foose was born August 4, 1998 in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania to multiracial parents. Foose began writing songs at age 4. He was introduced to music by his father, Michael Burton, Jr., a fellow hip hop artist known professionally as "Dark Skies." Foose's stage name is a play on his father's. Foose and his family moved to Waynesboro, Pennsylvania when he was in third grade. When he was 11, his father was injured in a workplace chemical explosion at the Rust-Oleum plant near Williamsport, Maryland. The two would write an album, Father-Son Talk, discussing the recovery process. Foose graduated from Waynesboro Area Senior High School in 2016 and briefly attended Shippensburg University of Penns…
