Blvk H3ro was born Hervin Augustus Bailey Jr. and raised in Waterford, a district in Portmore, Jamaica, famous for giving birth to dancehall legend Vybz Kartel. He started singing and playing the drums in his church's junior choir at the age of eight. Each December, Sting, the legendary Jamaican music festival renowned for its dramatic brawls, took place near his house and every time he would acquire a new kind of musical instruction.
Blvk H3ro is one of the most innovative and dynamic young musicians in Jamaica but he has been around for a spell. In the past five years he has worked with artists like Bunny Wailer, UB40, Equiknoxx and Skillibeng to create his upbeat and daring modernized reggae sound which has earned him a stellar reputation and a devoted fan base. Jamaica's own Prime Minister Andrew Holness even sang his praises, praising his song "It Nuh Easy" for its positive influence on the country's youth. The young singer struggled to adjust to the life of an artist and eventually became homeless. He couch-surfed in the dorm rooms of friends and strangers and even slept on the floors of radio stations. He discovered his name, his tribe, and his purpose during this chaotic and difficult time. At the time, Protoje and Chronixx were leading a positive reggae music renaissance in Jamaica and achieving international fame. Along with other upstarts like Runkus and Royal Blu, H3ro saw himself as the head of a future generation of thoughtful and musically creative reggae visionaries. He would become known as BLVK H3RO for using his musical talents for the greater good and inspiring a new generation of young Jamaicans..

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