Armoney Rose, born Quinntez Banks, is a 29-year-old singer/rapper determined to make his mark upon every avenue of the music industry through the release of honest and effective music that genuinely impacts others. From his style to his music, Armoney proudly exhibits his honesty and Muslim foundation while displaying both his growth and hometown influences. In hopes of making an impact upon people from all backgrounds, Armoney’s sound builds upon the current state of R&B as he brilliantly mixes hip-hop lyricism into his works.

Although Armoney was steadily working on his artistry, his journey came to a halt in 2006 after going to prison for the first time over shooting his father, which soon led him to 13 years in prison and a time period of fast-life choices. Armoney soon found himself facing many troubles due to misdirection and an association with friends in the streets. Moving forward from this lifestyle, Armoney would make one of his greatest transitions as he chose to move away from past doubt, anger, and insecurities by making these issues the focus of his future drive and determination. In 2020, Armoney would go on to connect with A1 Ent.’s CEO Aaron after being introduced by a friend of the label who was facing incarceration at the time. After being released from prison in 2019, Armoney would sign with A1 Entertainment just one year later.

As 2021 reigns on, the upcoming release of Armoney’s all-new tracks ​Chicken Dinner​ and ​Swear To God will find the singer collaborating with popular Detroit producer Helluva again; the duo previously worked together on the track ​Getting Off​, which was released when Armoney was still independent. In addition to previously dropping his first full project titled​ Armoney Experience,​ Armoney has also worked with Smerf Beats and has performed as an opening act on stage for artists, such as Twista and Baby Blue. With a new untitled project coming in the next three months, Armoney promises fans will be introduced to fresh tracks and surprising guest appearances.