Curtisy's name resonates with rap enthusiasts across Dublin, establishing himself as a prominent figure in the scene. Originating from Tallaght, the rapper first gained traction on SoundCloud during the lockdown in 2020, swiftly amassing a devoted following. Drawing inspiration from artists like Wiki and Earl Sweatshirt, Curtisy has cultivated his own distinctive style, characterized by vibrant and lush abstract hip-hop, complemented by a DIY punk energy that electrifies his live performances.

Known for his collaborative spirit, Curtisy frequently collaborates with Irish producers and artists such as TXPE_EATER, Ahmed, with Love, Rory Sweeney, and more. His talent hasn't gone unnoticed, with Irish hip-hop luminary Kojaque championing him, notably featuring on Curtisy’s track ‘Men on a Mission,’ lauded by District Magazine as a compelling fusion of tension and danceable beats.

In 2022, Curtisy made his mark on stages across Ireland and beyond, performing at prestigious venues like the Olympia Theatre for Artists Against Homelessness in aid of Focus Ireland, as well as at Otherside Festival, Electric Picnic, and supporting Alex Gough on tour. Venturing beyond Ireland, he made his London debut supporting Kean Kavanagh at The Courtyard Theatre.

2023 heralds a promising year for Curtisy, with upcoming performances at Dublin’s newest music night, Lowlight Sessions, followed by appearances at ‘Is This It?’ Festival and supporting Ahmed, with Love. Additionally, Curtisy's inclusion on a compilation album released by All City Records alongside other rising stars of the Irish music scene underscores his growing influence and recognition. With support from tastemakers like John Barker (Tilt, Dublin City FM) and Dylan Murphy (District Magazine), Curtisy is poised for a breakout year ahead, showcasing a delivery reminiscent of his influences like Earl Sweatshirt while carving out his own unique path in the rap landscape.

Quickly finding himself at the forefront of the new wave in Irish hip hop, Tallaght based rapper Curtisy has announced the release of his debut album What Was the Question, set to hit streaming platforms on 3 May.