Mozart Kennedy is the United States based artist in iimiTV’s house tier, working across hip hop, Afrobeats and dancehall, and his catalogue so far is a short, clear line: the Omygotti collaboration “Ring Ring Ring” on June 10, 2025, and the “TROPHY” video after it. This Mozart Kennedy profile pulls the two records together in one place, because together they explain the range he is building, single by single.
Most Toronto readers met the name through family. Mozart Kennedy is Omygotti’s cousin, and he is the featured artist on the one collaboration in Omygotti’s current streaming run. House artists get covered here on the music alone, and the music gives this profile two very different records to work with: a clean, two minute hip hop single built for radio anywhere, and a dancefloor record that runs on Afrobeats rhythm with a dancehall and Caribbean bounce.
Ring Ring Ring, The Family Record
“Ring Ring Ring” is Omygotti’s collaboration single with Mozart Kennedy, released June 10, 2025 on Famous Factory Music. It is the newest of Omygotti’s three 2025 singles, following “On a Wave” in March and “Isn’t That Right” in April, and it is the only feature in his current streaming run: two minutes and eight seconds, clean, and built around a simple idea, the two of them flying women out to have fun.
That concept is the record’s whole design. The two cousins trade the energy back and forth over a tight two minutes, and the clean tag matters more than it might look on paper. With no explicit marking, “Ring Ring Ring” is the single from the 2025 set that plays anywhere, in any room, on any playlist, and it gives the run a different register from the explicit singles around it. For Mozart Kennedy, it is also the introduction most of this audience heard first: a featured verse, on a family record, with his name in the title line.
TROPHY And The Dancehall Lane
“TROPHY,” the video above, is the other end of the range. The record is tagged by its own camp as Afrobeats, dancehall and Caribbean music, and the video plays it straight: a performance visual built around the song’s energy rather than a storyline. The official video description carries the same positioning in its hashtags, Afrobeats, dancehall, Caribbean, dance, and it sits on his official YouTube channel, where the channel describes itself in plain terms:
“The official YouTube channel of artist Mozart Kennedy. Subscribe for latest music videos, performances, and more.”
The lane is a deliberate widening, not a detour. iimiTV’s first “TROPHY” coverage noted that the record is a different register from the hip hop singles Kennedy is known for, including “FIGHT,” “My Heart” and “Hellcat,” and that contrast is the point of this profile. An artist who can hold a featured verse on a Toronto family single and then carry a Caribbean leaning dance record on his own channel is building a catalogue with more than one door into it, which is exactly how small catalogues grow into durable ones.
What The Catalogue Shows So Far
Read in order, the records show a working method. The hip hop singles came first, the collaboration put his name in front of the Famous Factory audience in June 2025, and “TROPHY” then moved the sound toward the Afrobeats and dancehall side of his lane without dropping the performance energy the earlier records run on. Nothing in the catalogue is padded: each release changes the angle slightly, and each one is a single, built to be judged on its own.
The verified handles are part of that method, and they are uniform, which matters for an artist at this stage. Mozart Kennedy is @mozartkennedy on Instagram and on TikTok, and @MozartKennedy on YouTube, the handles published in the “TROPHY” video description itself. One name, spelled the same way, on every platform: a small detail that makes a growing catalogue easy to follow from any single record a listener lands on first.
How To Listen
Start with the two records this profile is built on. “Ring Ring Ring” is streaming on Spotify and Apple Music through Famous Factory Music, as part of the Omygotti run that continued into the 2026 singles “She Won’t Let Me Go” and “BAD.” The “TROPHY” video is on Mozart Kennedy’s official YouTube channel, above. Between them sits the whole current story: a house tier artist, a family collaboration that introduced him to this audience, and a solo video that widened his lane. The next single decides which direction the catalogue leans, and iimiTV will cover it when it lands.
