Bronxvinylfunk

Hailing from the Soundview section of the Bronx, Ronald Jemal Wilson (Bronxvinylfunk) is a Bronx native, and a photographer, visual artist, beat maker, and culture connoisseur. He emerged into the music, underground, and creative scenes at hip-hop’s birthplace, and continues to amplify the art, voices, and visibility of fellow musicians and creatives. His unique ability to visually capture the untold stories, pulse, essence, and raw rhythm of urban culture and art through his passion for music, video and photography — while possessing his BX flare & funk — earned him the moniker, Bronxvinylfunk. He continues to establish himself as one of the most creative and versatile photographers in the New York City artistic community with over 30 years of creative experience capturing familiar and emerging faces alike. Through his photography and video, he has photographed notable entertainers such as De La Soul, Camp Lo, Moonchild, Teedra Moses, Lindsey Webster; iconic New York City venues such as Soul in the Horn, Bowery Electric, SOBS, The Edge Harlem; and events such as The Soapbox series presents: The Boogie Down Grind. His work has been featured in The Philadelphia Tribune, Arts Westchester, and on Soul in The Horn.