Originally from Omaha, United States, Hyde is an emerging artist who builds his musical identity around wordplay, literary references, and philosophical questions. His songs aim to do more than entertain: each composition serves as a way to leave a mark, an idea, or a part of himself that can endure over time. His creative process involves a tension between his artistic ambitions and his faith, a duality that runs throughout his music and gives it a deeply personal dimension.

With Memento Mori, Hyde turns this introspection into an artistic statement. The song raises a question that has accompanied humanity for centuries: what can survive beyond our own existence? For the artist, one possible answer lies in what we create and share. His music demonstrates that hip-hop can also be a space for exploring complex ideas without sacrificing rhythm, energy, or a meaningful connection with the listener.