Jamee Cornelia

What happens when the raw, blown-out ethos of punk crashes headfirst into Atlanta’s DIY rap scene? You get Jamee Cornelia. Coming up in the same fertile, internet-bred underground that gave us Awful Records, Cornelia wires her music with a defiant, self-reliant spark, producing her own jagged beats and directing her own lo-fi visuals. Across a prolific string of releases like 2018’s the Pussy Tape and 2020’s I Do My Own Stunts, she rips through tracks with a scuffed, cathartic urgency. It’s a worldview perfectly captured by song titles like "Why Do We Follow Rules That Don't Exist"—a relentless, self-made noise that rejects studio polish for pure, unfiltered static.