Welcome back to another explosive episode of the Underground Nation Podcast, hosted by your host-with-the-ghost, Bounce Ball Boogie. Today, we head straight into the depths of Calgary’s underground scene to spotlight an artist who has clawed his way from the abyss into the spotlight — FAFO, representing Abyss Army Entertainment.

Music first hooked FAFO at 16 years old, becoming a lifeline and outlet for his darkest thoughts and biggest dreams. Inspired by underground titans like Suicideboys, lyrical legends like Eminem, and the wicked creativity of ICP, FAFO mixes emotional honesty with an aggressive performance style that hits like a punch from the shadows.

On stage since 2019, FAFO has proven that Calgary — often overlooked in the hip-hop landscape — has a voice loud enough to be heard across the underground. Every show is a battle. Every track is a message. And every moment behind the mic is driven by passion and purpose.

In this powerful conversation, we dig into:

🔥 How FAFO transformed struggle into strength through music

🎤 The evolution from bedroom writing to commanding live stages

🧠 Why his influences shaped not just his style but his survival

🏔 The challenges and pride of being an independent artist in Calgary

💽 The movement and mission behind Abyss Army Entertainment

💀 Balancing the dark themes in music with real human connection

🔑 Advice for creators facing fear, doubt, and chaos

And of course — we don’t just talk — we play the heat:

🎶 “Don’t Battle Me” feat. JB Abyss

🎶 “FTP” — a full-throttle anthem for the fighters

If you love raw underground music filled with intensity, ambition, and authenticity — this episode is your entire meal.