Scrambino

As Atlanta continues to define the sound of modern hip-hop, Scrambino is emerging as one of the city’s next breakout artists—bringing raw authenticity, street-driven storytelling, and a sound rooted in the DNA of Southern trap music. Now aligned with Big Cat Records, Scrambino is stepping into a legendary Atlanta imprint known for helping shape the early careers of artists like Gucci Mane and contributing to the foundation of the city’s trap movement. That same independent hustle and raw creative energy continues to influence the next wave of talent coming out of Atlanta today. Scrambino has already proven his ability to move real crowds, previously sharing stages with major acts including Future, Gucci Mane, and 2 Chainz, solidifying his presence as an artist already operating within major-level spaces. With high-energy performances, undeniable stage presence, and records that connect both in the streets and beyond, Scrambino is building serious momentum as his audience continues to grow. This isn’t just another performance; this is the rise of an Atlanta artist stepping directly into his moment. Scrambino aka Scram is an Atlanta hip-hop artist whose music reflects resilience, authenticity, and the city’s trap legacy. Before serving a 12-year prison sentence, Scram was building momentum in Atlanta’s music scene, sharing stages with artists including Future, Gucci Mane, OJ da Juiceman, and Bankroll Fresh, while also touring with YC, 4Tre, Young I.A, Lil Donald, Taylor Boy, Frazier Boy, Swag Team, and Soul Supreme. While incarcerated, Scram never stopped creating. He spent those years writing and recording an extensive catalog of music, turning adversity into inspiration. Since his release in February 2026, he has returned with renewed focus, reconnecting with Atlanta’s music community and working alongside DJ Charm and Big Cat as he launches the next chapter of his career. His current releases, “Big Ball” and “Next,” showcase the hunger, experience, and energy behin