Rapchat, a music-making app that helps rappers and hip-hop artists get discovered, has raised a $2.3M funding round led by venture capital firm Adjacent.

Rapchat makes it easy for users to create music on their phones. Users select from thousands of beats, record vocals, and apply editing tools like voice effects and mastering to create high-quality songs. Completed tracks can be shared privately among friends, with the broader Rapchat community, or pushed to other social channels like Instagram and TikTok. The company was founded in 2015 by Seth Miller.