TaReef Knockout Pays Tribute to Tampa Roots in “Babylon”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

TaReef KnockOut is one of the realest out.

The Tampa, Florida music scene is on fire right now, and one of the city’s brightest rising stars is ready to claim his spotlight. With Doechii — the Grammy-winning rapper who has become a national name — proudly repping the city, local talent is getting the recognition it deserves. One artist you should keep a close eye on is TaReef Knockout.

Known for his compelling lyricism, sharp storytelling, and introspective content, TaReef has been steadily building buzz with a series of impressive singles. His latest release, “Babylon,” may be his most powerful yet.

Inspired by Doechii’s Grammy acceptance speech, “Babylon” finds TaReef reflecting on his day-to-day life in Tampa. He raps about staying clear of manipulative women, remaining focused on his goals, and keeping it real at all times — all while delivering a confident reminder that his talent is not to be overlooked.

The track is driven by a spellbinding, hard-hitting beat that demands attention. TaReef matches the energy with an aggressive, ultra-focused rap style and smooth, unwavering flow. It’s the kind of performance that feels more like a page from his personal diary than a standard rap song — raw, real, and deeply rooted in his experience.

With “Babylon,” TaReef Knockout continues to prove he’s a voice to watch in hip-hop and an essential part of Tampa’s booming music movement.

Give the impressive “Babylon” a shot below.



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