Zen Ryda
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Zen Ryda is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer from San Antonio, Texas. He is known for his witty punchlines, versatile flows, and catchy hooks. He is also the founder and CEO of Wave Rydas Entertainment, an independent label that promotes emerging artists in the hip-hop scene. Zen Ryda started his musical career under the name Livin Legend, as part of a rap group called Lyrical Gods. He later changed his stage name to Zen Ryda, to reflect his calm and cool personality. He released his debut single "Listen Up" in 2020, which received positive reviews from critics and fans. He followed it up with several other singles, such as "Wave", "Ride or Die", and "Zen Mode".
In 2021, Zen Ryda signed a distribution deal with Bentley Records, a global music company based in New York. He also became an A&R for the label, scouting and developing new talent. He won an interview with Funk Flex, a renowned radio personality and DJ, as part of a contest organized by Major Stage. He also performed at the BET Awards red carpet event, showcasing his skills to a wider audience.
Zen Ryda is currently working on his debut album, titled Wave Project, which is expected to be released in late 2021. He is also filming a docuseries that documents his life and journey as an independent artist. He aims to inspire and motivate others with his music and story. Zen Ryda has been influenced by various artists in the rap genre, such as Eminem, Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and J. Cole. He has also collaborated with other artists in the industry, such as Emcee Kid, Trig, Lyric, A.M. Jeremo, Cameron Deane Stewart, Kether Donohue, and Alexandra Breckenridge.
Zen Ryda is active on social media platforms, such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Spotify. He uses the hashtag #WaveRydas to connect with his fans and supporters. He also has a website where he posts his latest news and updates.
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