Ky Fulliotto is back in the spotlight with the visual treatment for “SoundLikeee,” a standout cut from his 2026 EP, The Flood. The rising indie hip-hop artist continues to carve out a lane built on sharp wordplay, trap-leaning production, and a do-it-yourself ethos that keeps him firmly in control of his sound and his story.

“SoundLikeee” lives up to its name. It’s the kind of track that dares listeners to compare it to anything else in the current rap landscape — and then promptly proves there isn’t much of a like-for-like out there. Fulliotto’s vocal delivery flips between confident swagger and reflective grit, gliding over production that nods to contemporary trap while keeping enough rough edges to feel genuinely underground.

The music video, shot by Ocean Legacy Cinematic, gives the track a cinematic upgrade. Crisp framing, moody color grading, and an unhurried visual pace let the song breathe, putting Fulliotto front and center without ever feeling overstaged. It’s a polished but personal piece of filmmaking that matches the artist’s grounded, no-frills energy.

Released under his own imprint, Fulliotto Records, The Flood signals an artist sharpening his identity in real time. Between this EP and the recent single “GTL (bandlab edition),” Ky Fulliotto is stacking releases at a steady clip — and “SoundLikeee” might just be the most magnetic entry point yet.

Press play, turn it up, and decide for yourself what this one sounds like.