I've been through tons of different names, but in the end I wanted something that's really going to stick. So I just used my full name.

Possibly. What I am aiming for is to have full control over every aspect of my music, but also have the necessary distribution to get my material out to a widespread audience.

I started off as an artist back in June of 1999. I was 12 then, and I saved up enough money to put together a small studio in the basement of the house me and my family had just moved into. I acquired more and more musical equipment to add onto the studio, and that process still continues today. By 2000, I had released my first album, "When I'm On your Block." This was overall simply a test to find out how I sounded over a few simple, quick and easy-to-make rap tracks. I used the next three years to focus all of my efforts on taking my music to a new level in the album, "Would you Like Fries with That?" As of right now I have just finished my third album, "Facing the Music" which features guest appearances from many new and upcoming artists. The majority of the songs in the music section are from this album.

Rock, hip-hop, jazz, blues, techno, even a little classical...As I've gotten older and older, I've found at least one song in every music category that I love to listen to. This influences how my songs sound because the beats come from samples of all different music genres.

New York City...couldn't live there, but I love visiting.

Yamaha S03 synthesizer, Yamaha DJX keyboard, Yamaha DJX beatbox, 2 Numark TT200 turntables, a Behringer turntable mixer, Hip-Hop Ejay 2 music software for drum sequencing, N-track Studio and Sony Acid Pro for recording software, a Shure Beta 58A microphone, and a Peavey RQ200 mixer.