Meet Marc Bravo, the 25 year old rapper, creative, and DMV icon. At 15, he began making music in a basement and at the time, his music really wasn’t all that good. From the start of his career making music, one thing has remained consistent though, his ability to keep working and striving for greatness. As he continued to record music, his friends and family kept fueling his drive to succeed by reminding him of his potential, despite still figuring out his sound.

When he turned 16, he joined a group called “The Izzy’s” which later became “The Scumbag Boyz”. Being the youngest artist in the group gave him another chance to grow and prove that he is destined for greatness. Later that year, his debut mixtape “The Black Tape” landed him on WorldStar Hiphop and put him on the map as one of the hottest artists out of the DMV. From that moment on, Bravo’s life changed. After a year of being a part of “The Scumbag Boyz”, labels started knocking and he was finally offered his first deal. Like most things in Bravo’s life, nothing ever goes as planned. His record deal was pulled, which sent Bravo down a dark spiral of depression. While his entire world felt like it was ending, he decided to channel his depression and hit the studio. With the support of his friends and fans, Bravo was able to record over 100 songs; most of which have never been released.

Fast forward 3 years, Bravo signed to AMG music group where he released his debut album, “Allure” which has over 500,000 streams across all platforms. While COVID impacted most artists’ careers, Bravo used it as a way to build his infrastructure and to fine tune his sound. To start 2021, Bravo created his own DMV based reality show, Creative House, and went on his first independent tour up and down the East Coast. As the year ends, one thing is for certain. Bravo isn’t letting up and the fire that kept him going from the start still shines bright in him.