An independent artist from Hackney, East London whose music is laced with raw honest tones as he explains his experiences of growing up in poverty. Stories of drugs, crimes, death and hope are all spoken through his songs. 
 Through his experience growing up in London, he was able to overcome the disadvantages held against him and he began working as a youth worker, proving that he wasn’t just another negative statistic of being a youth in London. Through his youth work not only did he help vulnerable youths in the capital but also inspired them using performing arts through lyrics and after school programs. 
 At a young age, Rymie inherited Crohn’s disease, this disease was disruptive to his day to day life and began to lead to further complications. Despite the challenges that the disease gave him, he worked harder than ever to make sure that the disease did not define him and encouraged him to make sure he shouted louder, fought harder and worked nonstop to prove that this disease wouldn't take control of his life. Through his illness, he found faith, during a time where he was feeling low he turned to God and never looked back. His newfound faith led to him getting baptised and even led to him incorporating his faith into his music with his first release ‘Have Faith’. 
 Not afraid to express himself, his raps are filled with witty lines and heartfelt lyrics to show people that they are not alone and that the situation they are in is not permanent and things will get better.