Emerging indie-underground artist living in Greensboro, North Carolina. Born in New Jersey, where he lived for 16 years before moving to Marietta, Georgia in 2009. Always had a knack for music, acquiring a drum set at the age of 7, DJ equipment at the age of 8, and a guitar at the age of 10. Been producing on and off since 2006 and finally just started rapping in 2012. A a hard worker and He likes to play hard also.


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