Nedarb Nagrom

Braden Morgan, known professionally as Nedarb (also Nedarb Nagrom), began his career as a producer in early 2014. He gained recognition for making beat tapes and producing for artists such as Virginia rapper Black Kray. His early work involved selling productions to interested artists, establishing a work ethic that resulted in a substantial body of work, including over 130 songs on SoundCloud and numerous other productions across various platforms. Nedarb later relocated to Los Angeles, continuing to expand his musical footprint.

Nedarb’s solo album, “Amity,” released in 2019, showcased his diverse production capabilities, featuring collaborations with artists such as Alice Glass, Father, Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, Lil House Phone, and Lil Pain. The album is structured to convey a range of emotions, moving from ambient sounds to emo-influenced tracks and more “turnt” styles, reflecting a ‘rollercoaster of emotions.’ This release solidified his position as a prominent figure in the emo rap movement. In addition to his production work, Nedarb is involved in a ‘boy band’ called Misery Club, alongside Zubin, Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, and Jon Simmons, and he also plays guitar in an unnamed band with Horse Head, Smrtdeath, and døves.

Beyond his music production, Nedarb has engaged with his audience through various other endeavors. He hosts a podcast titled “Ned’s Place” and created a food-focused YouTube series called “Hopefully It’s Fye.” He is also recognized for his presence on social media, often sharing personal reflections on platforms like Twitter. His work has amassed over 100 million streams on SoundCloud, particularly through collaborations with artists like Lil Peep, demonstrating his impact within the music industry. Nedarb’s career reflects a sustained commitment to music creation and audience engagement.