Unicorn151: The Artist Spreading Jersey Club Worldwide
In a recent episode of the Ill Intent Podcast, artist Unicorn151, aka Killa Khirk Cobain, discussed his background, music, creative work, and more.
Hailing from Newark, New Jersey, Unicorn151 has been a worldwide ambassador for Jersey Club and created the Jersey Drill sound.
Unicorn151 attributes his unique moniker to his colorful style and persona. Growing up in Newark, he joined the Jersey Club music scene and formed the 151 Fever Gang with his friends. As a mutli-faceted creator, he describes himself as a “rare being” who does things that haven’t been done before.
Though Unicorn151 has yet to release a full-length solo project, he has dropped numerous singles, music videos, and an EP titled “Papi Pack.” He collaborates with artists from across state and country lines, infusing the genre into various cultures and languages.
Besides being a musician, Unicorn151 is an entrepreneur, creative director, and fashion guru. Known for his energetic and colorful style, he brings a unique energy to every room he enters. He emphasizes that his creativity extends beyond music to encompass new ideas and quick execution.
Before entering the Jersey Club scene, Unicorn151 worked as a designer for brands like Coogi, Hilfiger, and Nautica. He then started his own brand, Illtown Philanthropists, with the encouragement of his friend from the Stronghold Shop. The brand features unique designs and has grown in popularity, initially selling out of the back of his car.
Unicorn151 has three more albums in the works and plans to drop one or two this summer, with possibly four albums in total. He also has plans to tour the world, including countries like Egypt, Italy, the UK, and South American countries. He believes that his music and collaborations have changed the sound of the world and plans to continue pushing boundaries.
