B‑Cide, Underground Rapper with MS, Represents Utica, NY with Legacy and Purpose

UTICA, N.Y. - Aug. 4, 2025 - PRLog -- B‑Cide, an underground rapper and MS advocate from Utica, New York, is setting the record straight. With over 20 years in the game, he continues to deliver powerful music rooted in experience, struggle, and independence — while building a brand and telling his story on his own terms.

Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2011, B‑Cide turned his personal fight into creative fuel. His memoir, Myelin My Shoes, captures the raw truth of navigating the underground rap world while battling a chronic illness. But he's not slowing down. In March 2026, he'll be releasing a full-length album to coincide with Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, expanding his message through music once again.

Unlike many regional artists trying to break out, B‑Cide has already toured nationally, worked alongside Psychopathic Records affiliates like Project Born, and built one of the longest-running web presences in the area. His official site, http://b-cide.com, has been active since the early 2000s — making him one of the first artists to represent Utica, NY hip-hop online.

From releasing independent albums to launching a streetwear line (55 Strong), B‑Cide continues to represent resilience, realness, and what it means to build something from the ground up. Whether it's through lyrics, pages, or apparel, his legacy speaks louder than hype.

For more information, visit: http://b-cide.com
To learn more about the memoir: http://myelinmyshoes.com