Who Is Shiloh Dynasty? The Mysterious Lo-fi Icon

People have gone mad over Shiloh’s music since she first stealthily stepped into the digital realm in 2014, with two songs on SoundCloud: “DownTown” and “Nicole’s Garden.” No persona—just music. “There should honestly be its own branch of lofi called ‘Shilofi’ since there are so many mixes with Shiloh,” someone wittily commented on one of the countless Shiloh videos on YouTube.

When artists like Timbaland, TSUKI, and XXXTentacion took notice of her music, things really took off for Shiloh. Producer Potsu sampled her clips for three songs on 17 by the late XXXTENTACION's "Everybody Dies In Their Nightmares," “Carry On” and “Jocelyn Flores.” Other big names soon followed, including Shiloh-sampling songs by Young Thug, JuiceWRLD, Russ, and lo-fi beatmaker Swell.

The Person Behind Shiloh Dynasty’s Music

People have been digging deep to unearth any information on the mysterious icon-in-the-making. The more Shiloh Dynasty tried to stay shrouded in anonymity, the more people turned borderline-obsessive with finding out more about the identity of this enigmatic singer.

That went as far as organizing in fan forums like a Shiloh Dynasty Discord Server. An address was shared to look up a house on Google Street View to which the business Shiloh Dynasty LLC was registered. Such Shiloh Dynasty fan forums tracked down an old high-school friend, reached out to an alleged manager of Shiloh, and uploaded old videos of her and friends as soon as people found her “real” name. The cherry on top: widely shared rumors that Shiloh passed away, for the sole reason that the mysterious singer suddenly wasn’t active on social media anymore…

Spotify Playlist: Songs with Shiloh Dynasty Samples

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