Bynoe, the resilient rapper hailing from Far Rockaway, Queens, New York, has emerged from a tumultuous journey over the past two decades, showcasing an unwavering determination to carve his niche in the rap game. Born and raised amidst the vibrant hip-hop culture, Bynoe's style and authenticity set him apart in today's music scene.
 
Influenced by a diverse range of artists including Mobb Deep, Bob Marley, CNN, 50 Cent, Maroon 5, Biggie, Nas, Mary J Blige & Stevie Wonder. Bynoe's musical roots run deep. His foray into the music world began as one-third of the ill-fated group, The Predators, alongside C LOE and Marty. However, it was his later collaboration with Starting 5 (S5), including members Stack Bundles, Cau2g$, Mike Millz, Bishop and Chinx, that catapulted him to success.
 
The tragic loss of Stack Bundles, a pivotal member of the group, marked a turning point in Bynoe's journey. Despite facing a three-year jail sentence and enduring the devastating loss of Chinx in a drive-by shooting, Bynoe persevered, transforming into a living tribute to his fallen comrades and emerging as a leader in his own right.
 
Standing tall, both as a man and an artist, Bynoe's work ethic remains unparalleled. Expressing his dedication, he emphasizes, "I'm working harder than ever." With a discography that includes albums such as "Luke 11:23" (2015), "Riot on Everything" 2016), "Sweet Eyes for Sour Eyes" (2017), and "I Never Met a Nice Guy Who Won" (2018), along with two impactful EPs, "Purple Heart" (2011) and "Until Further Notice" (2020), Bynoe continues to solidify his presence in the hip-hop scene.
 
The single "BF2," featuring Dave East and the late Chinx, adds a poignant touch to his latest work. Bynoe's catalogue not only boasts collaborations with industry superstars but also reflects his undeniable New York City hip-hop essence. With a voice that resonates and a tenacious spirit, Bynoe is poised for takeoff, symbolizing both a tribute to his roots and a beacon of leadership in the ever-evolving world of hip-hop.

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