Beau Young Prince

Beau Young Prince is a talented American rapper from Washington D.C., known for his unique blend of hip-hop with elements of go-go and punk. Born on November 3, 1993, he began his journey into music early, starting with poetry and acting in school plays. His career took off in 2018 when he signed with Def Jam Recordings and released his hit single "Kill Moe." He gained further recognition with his song "Let Go," featured in the *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse* soundtrack, which earned him a Grammy nomination and went multi-platinum. Beau Young Prince's music often reflects his D.C. roots, incorporating local flavors and themes into his work.

As a prominent figure in the D.C. music scene, Beau Young Prince has performed at notable venues like Union Stage and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. His music has been featured in various media, including video games and films. After his time with Def Jam, he transitioned to being an independent artist, running his own label, Half & Half Records. This move allows him to focus on both his music and supporting the local artistic community. Beau Young Prince continues to evolve as an artist, blending his D.C. heritage with a modern hip-hop style that resonates with fans worldwide.