Bryce Savoy is an Oakland-born rapper, entrepreneur, and filmmaker whose work centers on authenticity, community, and resilience. As the founder of Neighborhood Diamonds, both a record label and lifestyle brand, Savoy is dedicated to discovering and elevating hidden talent—a philosophy inspired by his late father, affectionately known as Big Bryce. In a transformative ten-month period, Savoy experienced the profound loss of his father and the birth of his son, Zimri. This journey of grief and new life became the foundation for his deeply personal documentary "Big Bryce Son" and the accompanying EP of the same name. His latest album, "Just Keep Shining," reflects his perseverance through life's most challenging moments. Beyond music, Savoy is a co-founder of The Black Neighborhood, a non-profit organization, and helps run Euphorium Oakland with his mother. Based in Los Angeles, he continues to honor his father's legacy by living the lesson that life isn't restricted to one lane—embracing multiple creative and entrepreneurial ventures while raising his son and building community through art. To follow him and give to his Neighborhood Diamonds Fund, check the links below. The Neighborhood Diamonds Fund: https://givebutter.com/nhdiamonds Neighborhood Diamonds Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@neighborhooddiamonds Neighborhood Diamonds Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neighborhooddiamonds/ Bryce Savoy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brycesavoy510/ Bryce Savoy Official Site: https://brycesavoy.com/

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