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Lish 2X Celebrates a New Era With “CoverGirl: A Covered Girl” EP and Disruphion Magazine Cover

Aug 17
2 min read

Last week, Harlem was the backdrop for an evening celebrating music, fashion, culture and the continued rise of Lish 2X. The artist, media personality and creative gathered friends, supporters and members of the entertainment community at Native African Lounge for the release celebration of her latest EP, A Covered Girl, alongside her new Disruphion magazine cover.

The night felt like more than a traditional release party. It represented a new chapter for an artist who has consistently built her career across multiple spaces, from music and fashion to journalism, hosting and media. Lish graced the stage to perform two of her songs off the project: L’Oréal (feat Deja Destinee) and the leading single Covered Girl.

Lish has never been one to fit herself into a single category, and that versatility has become a major part of her identity.

Her journey as an artist has continued to evolve over the years. Lish is an artist willing to explore unconventional concepts while remaining authentic to herself.


Now, with A Covered Girl, Lish is

leaning further into the intersection of music, femininity, fashion and self-expression. The title is fitting;

not only because she is gracing the cover of Disruphion, but because Lish has built a career around creating her own image and narrative.

Celebrating both milestones in Harlem made the moment even more significant. Surrounded by creatives supporters and music execs, Lish was able to celebrate the work that brought her to this point while introducing audiences to where she is headed next.

Lish 2X’s rise is a reminder that an artist doesn’t have to choose just one lane. She has created space for herself as a rapper, media personality, host and fashion-forward creative, turning each part of her career into another piece of the bigger picture.

With A Covered Girl EP and her Disruphion cover marking the latest chapter, Lish is continuing to prove that she isn’t waiting for someone else to define her story, she’s creating the cover and the soundtrack herself.

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