New Music: B Free " Die Alone"

If you’ve been watching Detroit, then you know the name — B Free is Detroit’s Menace in Paradise, the black sheep of the Motor City. Brenton Freeman (full name) was born on Detroit’s east side where he spent most of his time on the outskirts of the city in Hamtramck, the poorest and most diverse city in Michigan. B Free launched his music career after meeting and establishing his crew, who are virtually every race & ethnicity of the world. They devised a lifelong pact to dominate the music industry and build an empire together. It's hard to define such a versatile melodic sound that is so sonically pleasing and catchy. Spending day and night in the studio you can truly hear how much work is put into into B Free’s music. From being the official ambassador of the Detroit Pistons to launching partnerships with Puma, B Free’s music has resonated with fans outside of just the rap demographic with his catalogue surpassing 12+ million streams across all streaming platforms. His right hand man in his career remains his brother and producer, Prod. ByBert— together they have crafted a unique sound and chemistry that is unable to be emulated by anyone. Over the last year, he amassed a cult fan base through TikTok and Youtube by creating hit music and content with his internal marketing team, Menace Media. From stadiums to arenas, B Free has shook the stage and electrified audiences with his show performances. B Free’s album titled “Bloom In A Dark Room,” which embodies his heartfelt journey thus far in his career of facing adversity, but finding a shimmer of light in a room full of darkness being the message. He has teamed up on a project with his Hip-Hop group Forever Golden, the “Gold — EP”, where the group earned the recognition of being called Detroit’s best group since D12. B Free has cultivated a summertime hit called, “Change My Life,” in collaboration with Japan's number #1 Hip-Hop artist, “Inman,” that has charted in Japan. With charting #1 in multiple countries with his single, “Teleport Me,” the Menace shows no signs of slowing down. Instead, he’s pushing the envelope for what defines hip-hop with a cult following in Detroit, Japan and everywhere in between.