BigSinner

Baltimore, MD, USA

Born into a world of pain with a message from the doctors saying I wouldn't live past 18. My mom replied "My son will beat the odds and find a way to overcome sickle cell and I'll be right there by his side when it happens." I lived a lifetime of hospital stays while finding my way to use music to express my pain. I started making music through production at the age of 13 and by 16 I started a production company that served as a safe haven for me and my peers in development learning everything from beat leasing agreements to counting bars. At the age of 17 my health became more of a strain on my lifestyle and going to and from the hospital became more of a frequent ordeal. With all of life's challenging trials and tribulations I became more vocal with my music finding my lane putting words to the tracks I was creating and the pain I was going through found a voice. I still was living my life in the streets of Baltimore deep in the trenches. While music found me I found a CURE