His musical voyage began as the guitarist for the indie sensation We The Monsters, based in the vibrant scene of Orange County around 2015-2016. Yet, it was in the realm of rock and roll where B. Roll first found his footing, inspired by the electrifying sounds of Van Halen, whose influence still reverberates through his work today.

Transitioning seamlessly into the realm of rap, B. Roll draws inspiration from a diverse array of artists, including the likes of J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller, Drake, and Token. It's this eclectic blend of influences that infuses his music with a unique energy and depth, resonating with listeners on a profound level.

In his lyrical journey, B. Roll delves into a spectrum of themes and topics, from infectious party anthems to introspective musings on life's complexities. Whether igniting dance floors with pulsating beats or provoking introspection with poignant verses, B. Roll's music is a testament to the power of expression and self-discovery.

Rooted in a lifelong passion for music, B. Roll's journey began with his father's introduction to Van Halen and the guitar. Picking up the instrument at the age of 13, he honed his skills through a combination of guidance from his father and self-taught determination. This love for music fueled his creative fire, igniting a path that would lead him to drop his debut LP, "Stay Curious," and release electrifying singles like "Way Too Hot" and "Fuck You Thought," featuring the dynamic rapper Jrama Witaj from Cincinnati, accompanied by captivating music videos that showcase his artistic vision.

As B. Roll continues to evolve and explore new sonic territories, his commitment to authenticity and creativity remains unwavering, inviting listeners to join him on a musical odyssey unlike any other.