Bryce Vine (born Bryce Ross-Johnson, June 16, 1988) is a year-old rapper, singer, and musician born in New York City but raised in Los Angeles. In 2011, while a student at the Berklee College of Music, Bryce Vine became a finalist on the reality singing competition show "The Glee Project." He left Berklee following his elimination to pursue a professional music career. He released two singles in 2013: "Take Me Home" and "Where the Wild Things Are." The following year, he released his debut EP "Lazy Fair." After dropping two more EPs, "Lazier Fair: Acoustic" (2015) and "Night Circus" (2016), Bryce Vine released his debut studio album "Carnival" in 2018. It included his first two singles to chart on the Billboard Hot 100: "Drew Barrymore" and "La La Land" (featuring YG). Some other popular songs by Bryce Vine include "Miss You a Litte" (featuring Lovelytheband), "I'm Not Alright" (featuring Loud Luxury), and "Baby Girl" (featuring Jeremih).