Escovar
 

In a world where the rap game often feels like it’s playing it safe, Escovar stands out, not just because of his gritty past or his self-produced beats, but because he’s on a mission—to save Hip Hop. Born LeVar Shelden Dale on June 6, 1984, and raised in the heart of the Bronx, Escovar embodies the raw spirit of the streets that birthed the culture. He’s not just another rapper; he’s a storyteller, a beat maker, and a visionary with a message that’s loud and clear: rap isn’t dead—it just needs a revival.

Escovar’s journey into music was never just about making hits—it was about survival. Raised in the Bronx but with roots that stretched down to Orlando, Florida, Escovar’s early life was a blend of Hip Hop and hustle. Growing up around legendary names like The 45 King and MC Sha Rock, music was always in his blood. But it wasn’t just the sounds of the Bronx that shaped him—it was the struggles and losses, including the tragic death of his father, that gave his music a realness you can’t fake.

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