Foundation Beginning in 2012, Forza has been credited with tuning 808s into a unique style that would later develop into tread. According to
WOBC-FM, production by Forza included "his signature high tempo drums and unconventional 808 patterns that automatically makes you want to mosh", describing him as "a pioneer in the underground’s Soundcloud scene". One of the first works recognized as proliferating tread rap was 5 Finger Posse's mixtape
Trapped in the Trenches, produced by Working on Dying. As tread became more established, Working on Dying would then promote their music through weekly releases called "Tread Tuesdays", a play on
Kanye West's
GOOD Fridays. Controversy arose in 2019 when parts of
Lil Uzi Vert's
Eternal Atake began to leak online. Lil Uzi Vert accused Working on Dying producer Forza of leaking the music and threatened to assault the producer; Forza responded by threatening suicide. Finesse responded to the situation by firing Forza, stating "When you find out heavy accusations you don't be quick to take action, you gotta figure it out. You have to gather the evidence, and we did. It's a hard decision we had to make". In 2021, Working on Dying collaborated with
Freddie Gibbs on his single "Gang Signs" featuring
Schoolboy Q. On September 2, 2022, rising rapper
Yeat released a single titled "
Talk" produced by
Bnyx, another member of Working On Dying. On September 9, Yeat released his highly anticipated
extended play,
Lyfe. Six out of the twelve songs were produced by Bnyx, including the single "Talk," as well as "Flawlëss" featuring
Lil Uzi Vert, "Out thë way," "Wat it feel lykë,"
electric guitar boasted "Can't stop it," and closing track "Killin ëm." Songs like "Out thë way" and "Talk" trended on social media app
TikTok, influencing and praising Bnyx's work on the album.
Lyfë charted at #10 on the
Billboard 200. Bnyx has worked with Yeat in the past, especially on Yeat's
mixtape 4L on the song "Forëally/4LY," and "Tonka 2" on Yeat's extended play
Trendi. On February 24, 2023,
Yeat released his highly anticipated third studio album
Afterlyfe, featuring production from Bnyx on eight songs, which are "No morë talk," "Nun id change," "Now," featuring Yeat's alter ego Luh geeky, "Slamm," "Sum 2 do," "Back home," and closing tracks "Dëmon tied," and "Mysëlf". Bnyx stated that "Mysëlf" and "Cant stop it" from Yeat's extended play
Lyfë were originally supposed to be the same song, but they were split into two.
Yeat had previously shown snippets of most of these songs on
Instagram. On the outro track to
AfterLyfe, titled "Myself," Bnyx has been credited on some background vocals over the very emotional and laid back beat. In a call on Yeat's affiliated
Discord server following the release, Bnyx stated that his younger brother, BeautifulMvn, helped produce two tracks with him. Bnyx would go on to produce the single
Search & Rescue released by Canadian rapper and singer
Drake in April, along with his younger brother BeautifulMvn. In June,
Lil Uzi Vert would release their third studio album
Pink Tape, and on the track "
Aye" (featuring Travis Scott) Bnyx has production credits. A month later he would co-produce Kash Krabs' (Oddwin) song "DYNASTY" with producers Harz and Snapz. In the same month, Bnyx would appear as a co-producer on
Travis Scott,
Bad Bunny, and
the Weeknd's song "
K-pop". == Discography ==