Famous French-American rapper Abbas Hamad, better known by his stage name Bas, was born in Paris, France, and reared in the energetic borough of Queens, New York. He became a crucial artist signed to J. Cole's esteemed Dreamville Records in collaboration with Interscope Records, which significantly molded his famous career.

With the release of his first mixtape, "Quarter Water Raised Vol. 1," followed by the similarly well-received "Quarter Water Raised Vol. 2" two years later, Bas's quest to musical fame officially begun. These early works demonstrated his talent and provided the foundation for his later success in the music business.

When Bas appeared on J. Cole's song "New York Times," which also featured 50 Cent, it was a turning point in his career and further cemented his status as a performer to watch. This paved the way for further major collaborations, such his appearance on DJ Khaled's song "Hells Kitchen" and his selection for the mixtape "Revenge of the Dreamers" from Dreamville, which finally resulted in his signing with Interscope Records.

After being signed, Bas put out his first EP, "Two Weeks Notice," and then shortly after that, his first studio album, "Last Winter." The album enjoyed significant popularity, reaching its highest point on the US Rap charts at number 13. With two more albums, "Too High to Riot," which peaked at number six on the US Rap charts, and "Milky Way," which peaked at number seventeen on the same charts, Bas proceeded to build on this success.

Among Bas's many triumphs, a number of his songs, including "Tribe," "Down Bad," and "Costa Rica," have received RIAA Gold certification, a sign of their broad appeal. In addition, Bas' outstanding performance on "Down Bad" led him a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Performance.

Bas has established himself as a major player in the rap industry thanks to his evident talent, distinctive style, and significant collaborations..

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