Charts
No.1
Irish hip-hop chart on Apple Music
With "Get Down" featuring Joyce Zacks, which also reached No.4 on the overall Irish chart.
THE NEXT CHAPTER

A little light.
A lot of HOPE.
Released on the eve of World Mental Health Day. A deeply personal record about resilience, vulnerability and the weight we all carry, and about pushing forward anyway. Flexx wrote it through the most turbulent stretch of his life, and it became his way of getting it off his chest and helping people in the process.
"I believe we only have weight that we are capable of carrying."Flexx Carter
If this song finds you in a hard place, you don't have to carry it alone.
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Charts
No.1
Irish hip-hop chart on Apple Music
With "Get Down" featuring Joyce Zacks, which also reached No.4 on the overall Irish chart.
Live
2× Sold out
Whelan's, Dublin
The Vic, Tramore
Back-to-back sold-out headline shows, including his hometown EP launch.
Radio
National airplay
PRESS PLAY
The records, the collaborations, the story so far. Explore the catalogue.

A RECORD TO GET LOST IN
The debut EP, showcased at sold-out shows in Whelan's, Dublin and The Vic, Tramore. It includes the commercially successful singles "No Discussion", "WORK" and "My Pace".
Listen to the EPTHE LISTENING ROOM
The catalogue, right here. Hit play and find your track.
THE COMPLETE CATALOGUE


BEHIND THE WORDS
Flexx Carter is a genre-bending Irish hip hop artist whose music blends sharp lyricism with a fearless creative vision. Raised in Waterford, he approaches hip hop through a unique perspective, one shaped by diverse inspirations ranging from Biggie and 2Pac to Tyler, The Creator and Mac Miller. Flexx refuses to be boxed in, pulling textures from multiple genres and pushing boundaries few others are willing to touch.
I'm not too cool for anything. If you're too cool, you'll freeze to death.Flexx Carter
Flexx also draws inspiration from the performances of iconic rock frontmen such as Jim Morrison, Axl Rose, Kurt Cobain and Steven Tyler, to give his audience an unforgettable experience. 2025 was his breakout year. His music has received airplay nationwide on WLR FM, Beat FM, Cork's Red FM, Galway Bay FM, Today FM, Newstalk and 2FM, and he has featured on Hot Press Magazine's New Irish Songs, RTÉ's Behind the Music and Today FM's All Irish.
His debut project, The Freedom Tapes, demonstrated his lyrical ability and intricate writing style. Flexx's music is characterised by raw honesty and emotional depth, exploring struggle, resilience, happiness, love and personal growth. He has a unique ability to turn his experiences into lyrical narratives that don't just entertain but offer hope and motivation.
His commitment to authenticity and dedication to his craft have earned this IMRO registered artist a loyal following and critical acclaim in Irish music circles. His most popular release to date, "Take Care" featuring Ellen Quilty, was followed by "DateNight" featuring Chris Kabs, showcasing his lyrical prowess and his ability to collaborate seamlessly with other talented artists.
ON STAGE. OFF SCRIPT.
On stage, backstage, in the crowd. Open any photograph to see the full image.
NO TWO NIGHTS THE SAME
NEXTUP.ie presents a night of independent Irish hip-hop. Flexx Carter joins rap duo Clueless as a special guest.
"This guy knows how to put on a show."
"Flexx isn't just a performer, he's a full-on entertainer." Alan Robinson, McGig Music
The first official Flexx Carter drop is in the works. Get on the list and hear about it first.
Official drop in the works.
Official drop in the works.
Official drop in the works.
Or follow @flexxcarter for the first look.
"The single 'My Pace' is very reminiscent of Eminem's glory days."
"The rhyme schemes on 'My Pace' are just ridiculous in their intricacy. My brain genuinely couldn't comprehend how he thought that up."
"Flexx's fast, intricate rhymes recall Eminem. He now looks set to establish himself as one of Ireland's fresh new voices in rap."
"Following up a phenomenal rise over the last 18 months, Flexx is about to drop his debut EP which promises to cement him on the Irish music scene."
"Flexx has a calculated delivery that nods to early Eminem/D12 with a bit of Biggie grit."
Coverage from Irish press and radio. Each link opens the original article.
GOOD THINGS START WITH A CONVERSATION