The Grand Infinty is one half of Southern Exposure. He grew up loving music of all types but hip-hop always found a special place in his life. He wrote his first rhymes in his his basement studio at the age of 17. From there he moved to an apartment studio and alongside his long time friend, JP a.k.a. Charlie Mac, the seriousness grew. Over the next 4 years alot of changes occcured in his newly birthed career. In 2002 his first chance for a collab on a CD, Prophetic Rise, by an underground solo artist called Doc Hollywood came about. After the appearence, early in 2003 Doc came to him with the proposion to make an album and and form a group now known as Southern Exposure. From there they gained national recognition by perfoming on the NOPI tour, writing songs for established businesses such as Hell On Wheels, a BMX stunt riding team and perfoming locally around there home state of Georgia. Now after 6 years he is in the studio working on his first solo album with the help of the Liquidator Crew on the beats and Str8 Shoota Productions. Let's see where it goes from here.