Bryce's story

Bryce Quartz is a queer rapper currently based in Queens, NY. Born and raised in Randleman, NC, Bryce spent his adolescence stuck in the closet. Even with an interest in music and poetry throughout his life, he didn’t fully embrace his passion for it until late 2017. 

From 2018 to 2020, Bryce released three mixtapes in his American Queer trilogy series that explored his childhood, grief, rage, sadness, politics, introspection, queer joy, and religion. Through these mixtapes, Bryce grew as an artist by learning how to properly write lyrics, project his voice, and brand himself as a musician.

His most notable track from this series titled F.U. (Falwell University) got him promptly banned from Liberty University over the music video for it due to the vulgar commentary on what the school stands for and from burning his student ID on the founder Jerry Falwell Sr.’s “eternal flame” grave.

In October of 2020, Bryce released the queer voter anthem You Brita Vote, Kay? with RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Brita Filter. This song landed features from NewNowNext, LogoTV, Queerty, Instinct Magazine, and the RuPaul’s Drag Race social media accounts.

In May of 2021, Bryce amassed over a million views on social media for a sexually infused gay remix of TOKYO’S REVENGE’s song GOODMORNINGTOKYO! that he cheekily titled Goodmorningbq!. This created a foundation for his music career, prompting him to finally make the move to New York City for more opportunities, more connections, and a place he could finally call home.

From NC to NYC

Following his move from North Carolina to New York City, he focused on building a new life in the big city and mastering the craft of making music by featuring on several tracks for other artists.

In late 2021, Bryce dropped the collab hyperpop EP with xMetalMouthx titled Controller. In 2022, Bryce worked with Nick White on Ghost, an introspective track with dark themes and introspective lyrics. Both of these projects showed Bryce can work with different genre approaches and themes.

For pride month in 2023, Bryce featured on Bargasm, an all LGBTQ+ rap cypher with queer artists from around the world, including RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Aja, Big Daddy Karsten, and more.

Following his viral success from 2021, Bryce released his debut studio EP titled The Sextape in 2024 establishing a foundational body of work for his fans and career. It includes the viral tracks Cum Pirate, Daddy Dick, Gameboy, and Sodomite (feat. Big Daddy Karsten).

Bryce also did something never done before in the music industry for his tracks Cum Pirate and Daddy Dick. He released two versions of the music videos for both tracks; one that's "safe-for-work" on YouTube and another that's "not-safe-for-work" with full nudity and sexual activity on JustForFans.