At the forefront of New York City’s musical resurrection is Harlem rapper BWLR formerly known as Rugz D.Bewler. The former Roc-A-Fella intern turned prominent emcee emerged on the music scene in 2010 as part of the independent music collective DD172/BluRoc Records, where he penned the popular underground hit “Super Bad.” The song’s success catapulted BWLR as a talent fans and music insiders alike had to pay close attention to. With a heightened profile from the success of “Super Bad”, BWLR released his first mix tape, Bewler’s Day Off. BWLR followed up with the releases of Save Bewler: The Memoirs of Muhammad Mc’Fly, All I Need Is 20: The Lover’s Rock Edition, By Any Means Necessary, Bene and The Beautiful Loser. All projects consisting of original music distributed for free download. And the next entry into his discography is on the horizon. 
 BWLR has accepted the call to be on the front line for his city, and is in this for the long haul. He’s no leader but has been called to lead, He’s no god but has been called to show the divinity within himself and others, He’s no greater but continues to build greatness in his music and through his interactions.