B.D. Banx, hailing from Brussels, Belgium, is originally from Congo. In 1995 a young Banx started writing down his first rhymes, and it took him only one year to form a group.

In 1996 Banx, then known as Bady, formed the group L.P.C. with K2MJ, R-Lyk, M.A. and DJ Dusky. The group featured on several mixtapes and even performed at a couple of revues.

Four years after, Bady collaborated with Orian and Soleil Nocturne to form the group 'Chant de Loups'. In the meantime, Bady had already finalized several outside projects like the first and second edition of the 'Fais Tourner' series and also dropped the 'Versus' and 'Sport de Sang' mixtapes.

2002 marked the first official release by Chant De Loups with their debut album 'L'Allégorie du Ghetto', for which Bady put in a large amount of work.

In 2004 Bady founded the label Delazic, on which he helped artist develop their projects and through which he released the streetalbum 'L'Équipe qui Gagne'. Delazic also released four singles by Ziggy and hosted several hip hop events.

Now, after putting in over a decade of blood, sweat and tears, Bady is gearing up to bank in with his first solo album, under his new moniker 'B.D. Banx'.