A true renaissance man. That’s what Rhyan LaMarr proves with the release of his debut musical project, aPERFECTmess. The Chicago-based artist taps into his first love of music to tell his life story through 20 tracks bringing together a list of who’s who in the industry. A cross between DJ Khaled-esque curation and Quincy Jones-like craftsmanship, the album unites voices from across genres and regions, including skits from radio personalities Sway and Charlamagne Tha God to tell LaMarr’s story of hope and perseverance. aPERFECTmess holds dual meaning to describe the mashup nature of the music and LaMarr’s personal journey enduring homelessness on his way toward establishing himself as a reputable filmmaker.

Lead single “Stayed Down” enlists 1K Phew, Social Club Misfits, Jack Red, Mico Wave, and Chi-Town legend Twista for an epic posse cut. "The Remedy" brings listeners a reflective note with Jonathan Mcreynolds and Jack Red as LaMarr expresses gratitude for the light he found when he was at his darkest point. While the proverbs 18:22 based song "I Ain't Going Back" feat. Don Benjamin, is all about their journey to becoming real men of God and trying their hardest to not go back to their old ways. Lastly, the powerful single "Relief," which was inspired by the message of testifying through transparency," mentions Rhyan. "Together artists: Canon, John Givez, nobigdyl., Kris Noel, Byron Juane and Jack Red each brought their challenges to light, lifting each other up. Humbly, they profess Jesus Christ as their one true RELIEF and cure during their darkest of times," he adds.

“It took me my whole life to make one album, but this album is my whole life,” he shares of aPERFECTmess.

Canal Street the film was released in 2019 and was LaMarr’s big break as a producer/director/screenwriter that gave him the confidence to continue pursuing his artistry. It allowed him to travel across the country to share his story and build his own entertainment production company Red Guerrilla Entertainment with fellow business partner Bishop Eric D. Garnes. After doing projects with late comedian Bernie Mac, Grammy-winning musician Common and Academy Award-winner George Clooney. He’s come a long way from having nothing but a pen and notepad.

LaMarr isn’t reinventing the wheel by combining his love of music and film. He’s following in the footsteps of Kanye West, Pharrell, John Legend, and 50 Cent by taking ownership of his craft and putting in his own spin of positivity.