Born and raised in Maryland, Binny grew up in a family of musicians, integrating him into the industry at a very young age. This has given him insight into the longstanding issues present in the world of music. He is striving on being a voice for the Asian-American community in mainstream music, which is something he believes lacks support. “I hope to be a part of that change and be an inspiration for other Asian Americans who want to pursue music,” he states.
Binny
Affirming your love

Born and raised in Maryland, Binny grew up in a family of musicians, integrating him into the industry at a very young age. This has given him insight into the longstanding issues present in the world of music. He is striving on being a voice for the Asian-American community in mainstream music, which is something he believes lacks support. “I hope to be a part of that change and be an inspiration for other Asian Americans who want to pursue music,” he states.
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