B-Cide

Produced by Ken "K-Dub" Williamson, the protest song gives a voice to disabled New Yorkers and their caregivers left struggling in the wake of the state's CDPAP-to-PPL transition.

With two decades in hip-hop, national tours, and a memoir titled Myelin My Shoes, B‑Cide proves why he's a name that matters in Utica's rap scene.

Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2011, B‑Cide uses music and writing to share a raw story of resilience—and teases an upcoming MS-awareness album in 2026.