Hard lessons and childhood struggles influenced the birth of a new trend setting style by NY naïve Bezells. As an aspiring Hip hop Artist his music engulfs the spirit and state of mind of growing in the shelter system, the streets and even in the back seat of his mother car when things really got rough. “Struggle Music” is what they call it. The heartfelt lyrics and clear depiction of the pain and suffering of a time when everything seemed dim.
That’s just one dynamic of who Bez is. To block his pain and express his experiences Bez turned to music. His talent was quickly discovered when he touch the microphone. His Battle raps and freestyles earned him respect amongst his peers and even gained the attention of NY rapper Max B. Endorsed by Max B, Bezelle’s career quickly began to flourish. The Sauced Down/ Saucey movement was formulated out the roots of his way of using alcohol as a coping method. Under the guidance and mentoring of Max B, Bezells began to get recognized for his talents and turned his negative ways to positive. Soon Max B would take a bad turn and again that left Bezells back on his own back at square one.

Bez is no stranger to hard work and his dedication to his music never wavered. Instead of giving up he decided to sharpen his skills and become more business savvy. Learning video production and studio engineering allowed him to continue his project without the interruptions of having to depend on anyone to groom his music. Armed with the knowledge that was passed on from his mentoring time with Max B, Bezells is ready to bring his music to the next plateau.

From struggle music to party music the range of topics and depictions are endless as this talented lyricist is able to bring his imagination and experience to the world. His creative flow of words is enticing to the senses and his new trend setting style is the sound that the music industry is missing… Bezells is the missing link to that true NY Hip Hop vibe. Check out the visual to his latest single ‘Get Like This’ off of his upcoming project releasing January 1st called ‘Bez For Pres’ (Bezells For President).