Biography
Hyro the Hero carries forward the explosive rap-metal lineage established by pioneers such as Rage Against the Machine and Korn, delivering bombastic, high-energy flows atop taut punk and metal instrumentation. The artist launched the project after moving from Houston, Texas, to Los Angeles in 2007. Following several early mixtapes issued under the slightly different spelling Hyro da Hero, the full-length debut Birth, School, Work, Death arrived in 2011 and prompted extensive international touring. A seven-year gap preceded the 2018 follow-up Flagged Channel, with the third album Bound for Glory appearing on the Better Noise label in 2023.
Born Hyron Fenton in 1978, the Houston, Texas, native relocated to Los Angeles in 2007. The Hyro the Hero endeavor fused punk and metalcore instrumentation with Fenton’s adrenaline-charged rap delivery, echoing the style of early rap-rock trailblazers. Late 2007 brought the first mixtape Gangsta Rock, quickly succeeded by Rock & Roll Gangsta in 2008 and Belo Horizonte in 2009. The initial studio album, 2011’s Birth, School, Work, Death, featured contributions from members of Sparta, Blood Brothers, Glowbug, and additional collaborators. Hyro maintained a rigorous touring schedule in the U.K. and U.S. alongside a complete backing band, encompassing performances and festival appearances with the Blackout, a live collaboration with Wu Tang Clan, a Warped Tour slot, and opening dates alongside the Deftones and Mindless Self Indulgence. In 2016 Fenton rejoined producer Mitchell Marlow to shape material that coalesced into the 2018 release Flagged Channel.
Subsequent years centered on guest work, yielding joint singles and featured appearances alongside Twiztid, Atreyu, Black Tiger Sex Machine, and further artists. Fresh tracks surfaced in 2023 ahead of the September release of the third album Bound for Glory, which sustained the collaborative emphasis through contributions from members of Solence, Ice Nine Kills, HELLYEAH, Fire from the Gods, and numerous others on the Better Noise imprint.
Born Hyron Fenton in 1978, the Houston, Texas, native relocated to Los Angeles in 2007. The Hyro the Hero endeavor fused punk and metalcore instrumentation with Fenton’s adrenaline-charged rap delivery, echoing the style of early rap-rock trailblazers. Late 2007 brought the first mixtape Gangsta Rock, quickly succeeded by Rock & Roll Gangsta in 2008 and Belo Horizonte in 2009. The initial studio album, 2011’s Birth, School, Work, Death, featured contributions from members of Sparta, Blood Brothers, Glowbug, and additional collaborators. Hyro maintained a rigorous touring schedule in the U.K. and U.S. alongside a complete backing band, encompassing performances and festival appearances with the Blackout, a live collaboration with Wu Tang Clan, a Warped Tour slot, and opening dates alongside the Deftones and Mindless Self Indulgence. In 2016 Fenton rejoined producer Mitchell Marlow to shape material that coalesced into the 2018 release Flagged Channel.
Subsequent years centered on guest work, yielding joint singles and featured appearances alongside Twiztid, Atreyu, Black Tiger Sex Machine, and further artists. Fresh tracks surfaced in 2023 ahead of the September release of the third album Bound for Glory, which sustained the collaborative emphasis through contributions from members of Solence, Ice Nine Kills, HELLYEAH, Fire from the Gods, and numerous others on the Better Noise imprint.
Albums

Bound For Glory
2023

Worst Behavior
2022

Kids Against The Monsters EP
2022

Bullet
2019

Flagged Channel
2018
Singles

(Rock) Superstar
2026

Ricochet
2025

Underrated
2025

Warriors
2024

Yeah!
2024

Rampage
2024

Ballistic
2024

Old School Sound
2023

HEADCASE
2023

Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check
2023

Mindstate
2023

Sho Nuff
2023

Head Under Water (feat. REDDSTAR and Dan Sugarman of Ice Nine Kills)
2023

Who’s That Playing On The Radio? (feat. Danny Worsnop of Asking Alexandria and Mick Mars of Mötley Crüe)
2022

Cheatcode
2021

Kids Against the Monsters
2021

Follow Me
2019

Pit Trap
2019

Monster (Feat. Hyro The Hero)
2019

Bullet
2018
Live
