Meet Dyce Game: The Artist, The Producer, The Visionary

Credit: Dyce Game for DyceGame Productions LLC

If you're searching for the next breakout artist-producer who understands the grind from the basement to the boardroom, look no further than Dyce Game. Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Dyce is a creative force who's been sculpting soundscapes and lacing records since the age most kids were just discovering their favorite artists. 

With a voice that carries both confidence and conviction, and beats that blend soul, trap, and futuristic textures, Dyce Game is a rare dual-threat — both a chart-ready artist and a sought-after producer. And behind every great journey is a starting point. 

🎹 Early Roots & Sonic Foundation 

Dyce Game’s journey into music started early — at just 12 years old. That’s when I stepped in to help shape his raw talent into something refined and market ready. We spent countless hours studying song structure, learning the language of rhythm, and developing a signature sound that would one day become his sonic fingerprint. 

Even back then, Dyce had a hunger that was rare. While other kids were playing video games, he was learning to sample vinyl, chop 808s, and craft full beats from scratch. By his teens, he was already producing for local artists, experimenting with his own vocal delivery, and putting in work that mirrored the drive of industry veterans. 

Our early sessions were more than just mentorship — they were the blueprints for a future mogul in the making. 

🔊 Industry Co-Signs, Collaborations & Credibility 

Over time, Dyce Game’s name began to ring out — not just in Columbus,Ohio, but across the industry. His sound traveled, and so did his influence. He’s collaborated with some of the most respected names in the game, including: 

• OJ Da Juiceman – known for his Southern swagger and trap classics. 

• Shawty Lo – the late legend who helped define Atlanta’s sound. 

• Derez De’Shon – whose emotional street anthems found the perfect match in Dyce’s soulful trap production. 

• Tee Grizzley – a heavyweight from Detroit with gritty bars that pair flawlessly with Dyce’s dark melodic beats. 

• Benzino, Young Scooter, and many more. 

What makes these collaborations stand out isn’t just the names — it’s the fact that Dyce earns respect both as a producer and a vocalist. He brings something to the table in every room he steps into. 

🏆 Accolades That Speak Volumes 

His dedication to the craft didn’t go unnoticed. Dyce Game was honored as Best Producer at the Ohio Hip Hop Awards, a major milestone that validated the years of behind-the-scenes work, sleepless nights, and sacrifices made to perfect his sound. 

But for Dyce, awards are just checkpoints — not destinations. He’s hungry for more: Billboard placements, sync licensing, and a catalog that touches both the charts and the culture. His mindset isn’t just about hits — it’s about legacy. 

🧠 More Than Music: Vision, Discipline & Independence 

What separates Dyce Game from the average artist is his business acumen. He’s not waiting around for a label to “discover” him — he’s building his own lane. With a DIY mentality, he oversees every part of his creative process, from beat production and recording to mixing, content strategy, and rollout plans. 

He’s also tapped into the deeper value of owning his master's and developing long-term strategies for residual income — not just popularity. That’s the blueprint for longevity, and Dyce is laying every brick with intention. 

📲 Follow the Journey 

Stay connected with Dyce Game as he continues to elevate and expand: 

• 🎥 YouTube: DYCEGAME Channel 

• 📸 Instagram: @dycegame777 

If you’re an artist looking for production, a label exec looking for raw talent, or a fan who appreciates music with passion and polish — you need Dyce Game on your beats & radar. 

🚀 The Best Is Yet to Come 

From his earliest beats at age 12 to working with major artists and collecting accolades, Dyce Game’s journey has been one of consistency, creativity, and quiet domination. He’s proven he can thrive in any environment — studio, stage, or industry room. And with every track, he brings that same early fire that started in a basement, fueled by nothing but hunger and headphones. 

As someone who’s seen the process from day one, I can tell you this without hesitation: Dyce Game isn’t coming. He’s already here.