Denny Bannz

Denny Bannz, 23, considers himself a modern day pain artist. As he delievers his stories about his upbringing and past experiences on uptempo and soul productions to have such an influencial impact on his audience. What makes him different from the rest of these “Rappers”? I don’t consider myself a rapper I’m an artist, I’m too versatile and too talented to label myself as such. I’m more of a story teller, I paint pictures. You can feel my pain and see how bad I really want to have an positive impact within my community or better yet worldwide. My lifestyle is deeper than music, I live what I speak, I’m one of the last of a dying breed, some say I work like an activist, by speaking up for what’s right, telling testimonies, and addressing social matters, within his tracks, rather than trying to fit in with today’s society. He could be compared to icons such as J. Cole, Nipsey Hussle, Tupac Shakur, and Kodak Black. Him being rooted from Fayetteville, North Carolina his choice of style in the Hiphop industry has yet to be seen. He’s bringing something to the table that not to many others are worried about, he puts you in relatable situations so that today’s kids and teens can not only listen but also dance and enjoy while hearing pros and cons of common life choices from another perspective. But at the same time the older generation would call him the chosen one, one that’s more wise, and ahead of his time. He hasn’t been seen with many artist but he has been seen at Rolling Loud with Chicago native, Lud Foe. As well as with Dreamville creator J. Cole. Within the little time he’s been out just by releasing a couple singles on major streaming site he’s grown in touch with his artist and gain attention notoriety quickly. Some would say he’s going to be one of the greatest to rise from the Carolinas . His debut mixtape, “Life Of A Rapper” is rumored to be releasing  May of 2019. I guess only time can tell how far he’ll make it .