Dyce Payso Shuts Down NYC for ‘2Mar Ain’t Promise’ Release

The Bronx came alive on August 8, 2025, as native artist Dyce Payso transformed Rodney’s Comedy Club into a vibrant hip-hop hub for his highly anticipated album release party. What was planned as a celebration for ‘2Mar Ain’t Promise’ quickly evolved into a significant cultural moment, showcasing the rising star’s impact on the NYC music scene.

A Star-Studded Celebration

The energy was electric, amplified by the presence of hip-hop legend Jim Jones, who not only hosted the event but also took the stage for a performance. He was joined by Albee Al, creating a powerful East Coast vibe that had the crowd buzzing. Adding to the authentic New York hip-hop atmosphere, Hot 97’s DJ Drewski kept the party going, providing a crucial stamp of approval for Dyce Payso’s movement.

This wasn’t just an album launch; it was a declaration from Dyce Payso that the Bronx has a new voice demanding attention. The event underscored his growing influence and the serious backing he’s receiving within the industry.

Dipset’s Seal of Approval and Homegrown Support

With Jim Jones and other Dipset affiliates co-signing the event, it was evident that Dyce Payso’s ascent is being taken seriously. Jones, who mentors Payso as part of his Vamp Life roster, proudly stood by his artist, highlighting the significance of this moment as a ‘legacy move.’ Beyond industry backing, Payso also drew strength from his homegrown affiliations, with his Boss Bred family and the Blanco Family crew showing up in full force to support his burgeoning career.

Unforgettable Stage Moments

One of the night’s most memorable highlights was Jim Jones himself taking the mic to perform his classic hit ‘Harlem.’ The crowd’s immediate engagement, rapping every word, connected Dyce Payso’s moment to New York’s rich hip-hop history. The energy surged even higher when special guest Albee Al joined Dyce and Jones on stage for their explosive track ‘Paper Route Remix,’ creating a dynamic Bronx-to-Harlem-to-Jersey connection that had fans captivated.

Standout Tracks from ‘2Mar Ain’t Promise’

Dyce Payso’s new project, ‘2Mar Ain’t Promise,’ is already making waves. His single ‘Litty’ has quickly become a fan favorite, an energetic Bronx anthem perfect for any playlist. Another standout is ‘Back At It,’ where Dyce showcases his lyrical prowess and undeniable energy alongside Dave East. Furthermore, his collaboration ‘Pull Up’ with DJ ChuloNYC, featuring A La Grena and Foxxi, is generating significant buzz on New York radio, proving Dyce is building a powerful movement by connecting with influential voices.

The Rise of a New Bronx Voice

With ‘2Mar Ain’t Promise,’ Dyce Payso isn’t just releasing an album; he’s crafting a movement. The project is filled with tracks that nod to the classic Dipset era, like ‘Trappin’ and ‘Plug Motivation’ featuring Juelz Santana, while also pushing the sound forward with Payso’s unique style and authenticity. His blend of raw storytelling and a relentless work ethic brings a fresh energy to the NYC hip-hop scene. If you haven’t yet, it’s time to tune in – ‘2Mar Ain’t Promise’ represents the next chapter in New York’s legendary hip-hop legacy.