Bryson's profound passion for music has been evident since he was young. As a child, instead of watching cartoons, he would view music videos on VH1. Most children preferred taking trips to Toys R Us, but Bryson's favorite place was Guitar Center. This musical playhouse was responsible for exposing him to a variety of interesting sounds and set the foundation for what was to come in the future.
By listening to many different genres, Bryson has acquired a diverse taste in music which has aided in formulating innovative ways to create songs. In 3rd grade, hip hop and R&B quickly became his music of preference, after initially rejecting it. When first introduced to K104 (a local hip hop and R&B radio station), he wasn't particularly keen of this 'unfamiliar' style. Everything changed when, one day, KISS FM (a local pop radio station), was on a commercial break. Bryson flipped through the other radio stations, but none of them were playing music…except K104. This time, the 'foreign' genre caught his ear and kept it for years to come. At the age of 14, Bryson's cousins took him to a night club in Brazil and after this experience, a love for Electro/Dance was ignited. Later in life, while learning music history in college, he acquired a taste for music from the 60's, 70's and 80's.
Bryson began to dabble with creating music in high school, but didn't start learning the 'ins and outs' of production (techniques, mixing, mastering and music theory), until his junior year of college. Although he has gained much knowledge since then, Bryson realizes there will always be new techniques, new genres and erudite individuals to learn from. His music has been featured on The Bad Girls Club, XXL magazine and The Y1's Mixtape hosted by Don Cannon. Also, his instrumentals have been used by artists such as B-Hamp (aka Mr. Ricky Bobby), Muche Ukegbu (pastor at Blueprint Church) and Princeton (local Christian hip hop artist). Although he wishes to continue working with a variety of different artists, Bryson does not intend to make music for personal gain. He realizes that his God given talent should not be wasted in attempt to gain unfulfilling, worldly possessions. Instead, his efforts will be focused on creating innovative songs that glorify his Savior, Jesus Christ.
As of 2011, Bryson Price is a graduate from the University of North Texas with a degree in Kinesiology. Over the next 3 years, he will be pushed to his intellectual limits in Physical Therapy school, but still plans to remain active in making music.
