Independent artist and producer Vzhnary gives it to you straight. There is no chase. If you listen to the lyrics in his songs and you still don’t understand it; then it’s probably something wrong with your ears.
Representing Brooklyn, New York, the east coast mecca of hip hop, the home to some of rap's most profound and influential artists, executives and the likes Jay-Z, Biggie and M.O.P, Fabolous and many many more.
 Like his well-known Brooklyn counterparts, Vzhnary brings a clear delivery that is profound and direct. With perfectly enunciated words over laced beats, Vzhnary gets both standpoints from an artist’s perspective and his point across without fillers and meaningless metaphors. 
His lyrics are tactical and well-thought out; like an emcee delivering precision.
 In the song “One Dimensional” Vzhnary uses a Gangstarr sample among others to get the point across that he has no time for fake rappers who throw words together and have One Dimensional flows that lack creativity and diversity.
At the age of 10, when most children are at the forefront of pre-adolescence Vzhnary began writing his own lyrics. Vzhnary describes his sounds as an alternative rap combining a classic 90’s flow with a touch of street. 
Vzhnary musical influences are the lyrically gifted Tupac Shakur and Mos Def, musical geniuses Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, soul singer-songwriters Xavier Naidoo and Sam Smith. Vzhnary takes a blend from all genres and creates the perfect combination of production, lyrics and rhythm.
In the song, “One Dimensional” Vzhnary uses hip-hop great Gangstarr (among others) to echo the message of having no time for fake rappers who have one-dimensional flows lacking creativity and diversity. Vzhnary takes another shot at rappers caught up in the lies of misogyny and the trappings of urban life.
Vzhnary is set apart from his competition by having the ability to be creative with sound much like his comparisons Dr. Dre, Krayzie Bone, DMX and Mos Def who are all able to be versatile in music whether spreading a positive message, making party music or crushing their competition with words.
 On the motivational track "It Won’t Be Long" Vzhnary gives motivation to the men and women who encounter storms but encourages them to hold until their breakthrough comes.
To his production credit Vzhnary has executive produced, mastered and engineered projects combining a robust sound to the likeness of a full orchestra with a choir. Being able to work with numerous artists, genres, studios from countries and continents such as Asia (Dubai, Abu Dhabi), Africa (Cape Town) and Europe (Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Greece) has made him extremely adaptable and creative.
Much like his business icon Lyor Cohen, Vzhnary is set out to change the face of music one song at a time.


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