Shyrone Smith
- Writer
- Editor
Shyrone Cyph Smith is a multifaceted creative professional, journalist, author, writer, director, and editor whose compelling voice and vision span multiple mediums. He began by writing rhymes in 1994 and recorded his first song in 1999, beginning a lifelong connection to the creative arts.
In 2007, Shyrone pivoted to literature, completing his debut book Gotta Get Out, which was published in 2008. Since then, he has authored a diverse catalog of works, including Pulling Me Back, Soul Talk of the City, Growing Up Broken, The Play, Handle the Rock, and the psychological thriller The Lie That Spoke. His stories often blend grit, heart, and sharp social commentary, cementing his reputation as a bold and authentic storyteller.
As a journalist, Shyrone has written for respected outlets such as Sway's Universe and The Jasmine Brand, covering music, culture, and entertainment. Beyond the page, he has written multiple screenplays and appeared in films such as Da Citi and Dammitman. On IMDb, he is credited as an editor for the feature Stairwell (2025) and co-writer of the short Last Song Tonight.
A storyteller at heart, Shyrone Cyph Smith continues to push boundaries across platforms, driven by a passion to give voice to experiences often left untold.
In 2007, Shyrone pivoted to literature, completing his debut book Gotta Get Out, which was published in 2008. Since then, he has authored a diverse catalog of works, including Pulling Me Back, Soul Talk of the City, Growing Up Broken, The Play, Handle the Rock, and the psychological thriller The Lie That Spoke. His stories often blend grit, heart, and sharp social commentary, cementing his reputation as a bold and authentic storyteller.
As a journalist, Shyrone has written for respected outlets such as Sway's Universe and The Jasmine Brand, covering music, culture, and entertainment. Beyond the page, he has written multiple screenplays and appeared in films such as Da Citi and Dammitman. On IMDb, he is credited as an editor for the feature Stairwell (2025) and co-writer of the short Last Song Tonight.
A storyteller at heart, Shyrone Cyph Smith continues to push boundaries across platforms, driven by a passion to give voice to experiences often left untold.
