BIGPAINT, a rising artist hailing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, carries with him not only the pride of his hometown but also a deep-rooted passion for music and community. Born and raised in Milwaukee, he began moving around frequently after turning 19, a journey that exposed him to various environments and undoubtedly helped shape his artistic identity. Reflecting on the roots of his city’s music culture, BIGPAINT notes, “The music scene been jumping since “Coo Coo Cal”, but now we have artists like Chicken P, J.P. 414BigFrank, Stevedastoner, and more.” His appreciation for Milwaukee’s evolving sound is evident, and he positions himself as part of this dynamic wave of talent pushing the scene forward.
BIGPAINT is clear about his aspirations in the music industry. “My main goal with music is to become a great artist and be remembered by the love and talent I have for my family and fans.” For him, music is more than a platform—it’s a legacy grounded in emotion, connection, and authenticity.
When asked about what he would change in the current music landscape, BIGPAINT speaks candidly: “If I could change one thing in the music industry, I would change a lot of the music that come out. The beef that’s going on—because there are artists that would be great together if they work and stop the violence.” His words highlight a desire for unity and collaboration over conflict, a sentiment that reflects maturity and a vision for a healthier, more impactful music culture. As BIGPAINT continues to grow as an artist, his commitment to his roots, his family, and a positive message set him apart. With a blend of raw talent and heartfelt purpose, he’s carving out a path that honors where he came from while looking ahead to a brighter, more unified future in music.