Bel-Air, a dynamic Pop sensation from Florida, first found his musical calling in high school amid a thriving art and culture scene. His career, deeply influenced by a passion for music, art, cars, and fashion, blossomed when he embraced Urban Pop, encouraged by his late mother. Tragically, Bel-Air faced significant personal losses, including the death of his mother, his own battle with cancer in 2014, and the heartbreaking loss of his brother in a plane crash in 2019. These challenges have only deepened his commitment to his music. Currently cancer-free and independent, Bel-Air collaborates with Grammy-winning producers and maintains strong ties with the QC label, connecting him to artists like Migos and Lil Baby. His tracks have garnered over 1 million plays on SoundCloud, and he boasts over 1 million followers on Instagram. Bel-Air's performances, marked by his distinctive style and electrifying presence, have opened for stars such as Carid B, Ty Dolla $, Young Thug, Gucci Mane, Bobby Shmurda, and Rich The Kid. His journey isn't just about hits but forging a profound cultural legacy.