Bianchi 448 (born Aug 2, 1996) is a Canadian music producer born in Vancouver. He first gained recognition in 2013 when he collaborated with Fuse of 808 Mafia to produce a smash single for Chief Keef titled "War". This track, widely recognized as one of the most controversial records in the Chicago drill music era, showcased Bianchi 448's unique ability to blend emphatic production with deep emotional resonance, elevating him in the underground scene. Bianchi 448’s artistry is deeply rooted in his personal narrative. Growing up, he faced significant challenges, including his mother's frequent hospitalizations from multiple brain aneurysms, a tumultuous and chaotic home life, the devastating loss of friends and family to addiction, and moments of homelessness. These experiences fueled his passion for music, providing him with an outlet to express his struggles and aspirations. With a relentless work ethic, Bianchi 448 dedicated countless hours to mastering his craft, eventually establishing himself as a versatile architect of sound. His musical influences range from the foundational works of pioneering producers like DJ Premier and Dr. Dre, to the contemporary innovations of Lex Luger and Southside. This diverse array of influences has equipped Bianchi 448 with a rich palette from which to draw inspiration, allowing him to create music that resonates with a wide audience.