Myles Kennedy (born January 21, 1999), known professionally as Myln, is an American rapper, songwriter, television producer, and businessman. Born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, Myln began his recording career studying audio engineering at the Los Angeles Recording School before taking a hiatus to pursue his solo music career. 
 As a founding member of Grand Camp Music Group, Myln released his first studio project entitled "Shine," summer of 2018, which received critical acclaim in the local Los Angeles music scene and allowing him to perform alongside Pharrell and NERD, among others other notable artists, at AfroPunk Atlanta. 
 Myln is also an associate of Trap Heals™, Myln and the Trap Heals crew coproduced the season 2 finale of FreeForms television show "Good Trouble," with artist, abolitionist, and co-founder of Black Lives Matter Patrisse Cullors, which featured Myln's single "Shine." 
 In the summer of 2020, Myln released his second studio project entitled "Just Cuhs," which featured the single "Whatuthought," which has been viewed over 500k times since its video release in February 2021. 
 With Myln slated to release his third studio project, "Shine 2," in the Fall of 2021, he's also finalizing a scripted television show, and a couple of short films with artist and fellow creative Oto-Abasi Attah.