The first rapper that rapped over my beats gave me the name, simply because i was real young, and the beats was nice for my age. Never really thought about changin it.

Nothin live yet, im more of a "piece by piece" kind of artist i don't even do too much live recording besides layin down keyboard lines, bass lines, and what not.Everything is a step by step process for me because im really not a so-called "musician" but a beatmaker, if you know what i mean by the difference.

It hasn't only changed it, it's transformed it. The music industry is in a strange place right now, but regardless it is what it is and as long as there are conscience, dedicated artists out there, we can't go wrong.

yah, wouldn't we all? The "selling out" routine has gotten old. I'd love to make music for a record company to make some bucks, but nothin is gunna stop me from going home at the end of the day and making a beat the way i want it to be. More diversity in crafting your music is a good thing anyways, more practice and more fans.

This is a crazy question, every artist knows this. I get influenced by almost anything that sounds good. If im not influenced in the actual music i am hearing then i am probably influenced by it's production quality. I love oldies and I love collecting records. I love hip hop. I listen to indie music, trance, almost everything. Im extremely open minded and like a lot of different shit.

Im right in between LA and San Diego. they are both dope. San Fransisco is dope too. Im still pretty young so i havn't been to too many spots yet.

Nothin fancy. Mpd, table, keyboard controller, recycle, reason, pro tools.

I love feedback. If your feelin the joints let me know!