BIOGRAPHY
Pastor Troy, born Micah LeVar Troy on November 18, 1977, is an American rapper and record producer hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. He rose to prominence in the early 2000s as a prominent figure in the Southern hip-hop scene, known for his energetic delivery, gritty lyrics, and distinctive voice.
Pastor Troy gained widespread attention with his debut album, "We Ready (I Declare War)," released in 1999. The album included the hit single "No Mo Play in GA," which addressed Troy's perspective on the rap industry and his determination to represent Georgia in the music scene.
Throughout his career, Pastor Troy has been known for his prolific output, releasing numerous albums, mixtapes, and collaborations. Some of his notable albums include "Face Off, Part II" (2001), "By Any Means Necessary" (2004), and "Tool Muziq" (2017). His music often delves into street life, social issues, and his experiences growing up in Atlanta.
Pastor Troy's stage name reflects his dual identity as both a rapper and a pastor, blending his musical career with his spiritual calling. While maintaining a strong presence in the rap scene, he has also been involved in community work and has addressed social issues in his music.
Pastor Troy's impact on Southern hip-hop is recognized, and he is considered a pioneer in the genre. His raw and unapologetic approach to storytelling, combined with his energetic and aggressive style, has earned him a dedicated fan base.