Rye Rye, born Ryeisha Berrain, is an energetic force in the hip-hop and dance music scene, hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. Bursting onto the industry landscape with her feature on Blaqstarr's 2006 club track "Shake It to the Ground," her unique sound blends elements of Baltimore club, hip-hop, and pop, earning her critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. Signed by M.I.A.'s record label N.E.E.T. Recordings, Rye Rye became known for her rapid-fire flow and dynamic performances, which effortlessly mirrored the vibrancy of her mentor, M.I.A.

With the release of her dynamic debut album, "Go! Pop! Bang!" in 2012, Rye Rye showcased her ability to create infectious rhythms and catchy hooks. The album's standout singles like "Boom Boom" and "Never Will Be Mine" featuring Robyn, received remix treatments that further solidified her presence in the dance music arena. As a testament to her versatility, Rye Rye also made an impression in the film industry with her contribution to the "21 Jump Street" movie soundtrack. Her contemporary releases continue to exemplify her innovative approach to music, with tracks such as "QUEEN'N" and "Move 2 Da Beat" which highlight her commitment to keeping the dancefloor energized and her stature as a trailblazer in the dance-rap genre.