The Name was given to me by my former partner in rhyme, Phenom, he was like the name-bearer for the crew.

Doc's Music Hall in Downtown Muncie is where I rock the mic the most. But we are hitting every spot within reach this year.

There are pro's and con's. The good thing is it makes it easier for musicians to make their music available to the mass and make a living doing so. The bad thing is it makes it easier to make the b.s. that has destroyed hip-hop and rock music.

I will always leave that option open because I can still do independent work under a different title or group.

I started out in 92 writing verses to instrumentals on cassette and 12" singles, and eventually hooked up with some kats from school to form a group.After forming the Warheadz in 98, we began doing shows and recording tracks. My cousin Merc(Versus), was the first to begin sampling and sequencing tracks after we hooked up with Spi, who showed us the science on the famous Ensoniq EPS. It was'nt long before phenom and I picked up on it.After gaining fans on a regional scale with the Warheadz, I started working with DJ Definition(Tampa, FL), who was in a 4-Man DJ crew called the Waxx Mechanixxx. We formed a group called High Society and released an album in 2003.In 2004 I hooked up with DNA, and formed the Otherz. We connected with local MCs, Mel-Cap, Unjus, DA, Relik, Crosstown Slim and Mel-One(Science Born). Over the last two years we constructed "The Other Studio" where we lay our music down. Now we have founded 765 Records and are setting the stage for the years to come.