Before 730RS, and even before 730RhymeSlayer became a name in NYC’s underground scene, the story had already started. Raised in Brooklyn, he recorded some of his earliest music at Quad Studios as a teenager, including appearances on NoSyte’s “FTW” and “Corner to Corner,” while spending his early years around New York’s music scene, performing at underground loft venues, CBGB, SOB’s and Sam Ash showcases.
That foundation eventually became 730RhymeSlayer. His first major chapter included the NuJerzey Devil-hosted Unknown Hunger mixtape, DJ Green Lantern placements, performances with Cassidy and Sheek Louch, collaborations with A.P. and other D-Block affiliates, and years of live shows and independent promotion. During that era, the music moved through NKAF and Sage of Sounds Entertainment.
At a point when momentum was building, he stepped away from actively pursuing music for several years. His focus shifted toward life, family, and a search for deeper meaning.
Years later, he returned as 730RS. Not a restart from zero and not an attempt to recreate the past. The current chapter carries the experience of everything that came before it, from those teenage sessions at Quad to the underground years, the long break and the eventual return. Through new music, live events, collaborations and the creation of 7X Fallen Records, 730RS is continuing a story that began long before the current streaming era.