RYN SCOTT’s “TIME”: A Harmonious Rap Journey through The Little Things

In the bustling heart of Metro-Detroit, where the city’s pulse reverberates through the streets, a rising star in the world of Rap/Hip-Hop music is carving out his own unique path. RYN SCOTT, a born-and-raised Michigander with roots in Grand Rapids, has been steadily making waves in the music scene. His latest offering, “TIME,” produced by the talented Jake Bass at FBT Studios in Detroit, MI, serves as a captivating prelude to his upcoming album, “The Little Things.”

Born in Grand Rapids, MI, RYN SCOTT’s roots run deep in the Michigan soil. Yet, it’s his migration to Metro-Detroit that has truly ignited his musical fire. This city, known for its iconic Motown legacy and a thriving hip-hop scene, serves as the perfect backdrop for an artist looking to make his mark. His lyrics are not just lines; they are an exploration of life’s intricate nuances, making each track a journey of its own.

In addition to his studio work, RYN SCOTT has taken his talents to the stage. He had the honor of opening for the renowned Joyner Lucas on the “I’m Kind of A Big Deal” Tour. The stages of The Magic Stick (Detroit, MI), The Beacham (Orlando, FL), and the House of Blues (Boston, MA) bore witness to his electrifying performances.