In the evolving 2010s trap scene, Reese LaFlare emerged as an early innovator in Atlanta, showcasing his versatility with a mixtape run before releasing his debut album in 2018. LaFlare, initially propelled by a $200 bet to create a mixtape, garnered attention with his quick recordings and co-sign from Don Cannon. He later co-founded Two-9, experimenting with trap sounds influenced by UGK and Three 6 Mafia. After a hiatus, LaFlare returned with fresh mixtapes and EPs, refining his style with Auto-Tune and diverse flows, leading up to his self-titled debut album featuring collaborations with artists like Young Thug and Pusha T. His subsequent projects, including 2019's Final Fantasy, continued to showcase his range, delving into R&B elements.

In the early 2020s, Reese LaFlare maintained his momentum with the release of the EP Diva Vol. 1 alongside his new clothing line, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring new sonic territories. LaFlare's career trajectory highlights his ability to adapt to the changing hip-hop landscape, consistently evolving his sound while staying true to his innovative roots in the Atlanta trap scene.