Senerio Baptiste is a DIY music artist that carries himself with the bravado and swagger of a rock star. The 31-year old first-generation Haitian-American artist was born in Miami Beach, and has a sonic world as expansive as his ambitions, drawing from glam rock aesthetics, trap sounds, island music, ballroom and deep house. Born and raised in South Florida and moving to New York City at 21-years old, Senerio made his name in the underground circuit with a sound that was part ballroom and part rave, and outfits that evoked the likes of Prince and club kid couture. Completely independent and ever-defiant, Senerio’s musical ethos is summed up best in latest single “DIY”, where Senerio snarls an appropriate hook that defines a shifting music industry: “Yeah, who needs the labels? / Not today Satan.” Future plans aside, and with new music coming, Senerio is shooting for the moon and getting serious while remaining entirely DIY and staying true to himself as a multi-faceted creative. “I've been really hesitant to release work since because I felt like I put so much heart and myself in it,” he says. “I love challenging myself on versatility and style: my schtick with Eden was being this ‘world peace guy’ but I can be a bitch! I want to embrace that.”