One name.
Every lane.

My journey

I'm a 26-year-old multifaceted creative and athlete — content creator, rapper, music producer, and semi-professional footballer. My story runs on resilience, passion and self-expression.

Born in Blythe, California and raised in Vienna, Austria, I moved to London in 2005. I was diagnosed with autism in 2003, when I was three years old — something that has deeply shaped my journey. Growing up I struggled with impulsive behaviour and school life, often feeling misunderstood. Music became my anchor — from primary school through to sixth form it was the one thing that let me channel my energy and emotions into something powerful.

I went to Conway Primary School in Plumstead from 2005 to 2011, then Woolwich Polytechnic School for Boys from 2011 to 2016. From 2016 to 2018 I studied A-level Music Technology at Woolwich Polytechnic Sixth Form. I chose it simply because I loved music — I had no experience playing or making it, but I was obsessed with lyricism, flow and music production.

My sixth-form teacher, Mr Smith, played a huge part in what came next. As I remember it, he did all my coursework for me and told me to focus on my Music Technology exam. I see that as the main reason I was able to go on to study music at university. He has since passed away — I believe it was around 2019 or 2020, before or during COVID, but I don't remember the exact date. Looking back now, his role in my journey means a lot to me.

In 2018 I chased that further and enrolled at the University of Staffordshire, completing my BA Music Business and Production in summer 2021, then returning that September for my MA Music Production, which I completed in 2022. I started producing and releasing beats online for artists and collaborators. But I always wanted more than just producing — I wanted to write, produce and perform, like Kanye and J. Cole.

Returning to London in 2022 was a turning point: I began moving from being a music producer to a fully independent rap artist who also writes and produces. Wired4Music and the Roundhouse played a huge part in my development during that transition. I was a Creative Member at the Roundhouse right up until my 26th birthday in April — their policy, just like Wired4Music's, goes by age. I'm now an alumnus of both, but their impact is still part of the artist I am becoming.

In 2023 I began releasing that work as a recording artist. Since then I've released four self-produced EPs and had my music played on radio, earning recognition for raw lyricism and an innovative sound.

My creative work is deeply personal — hard-hitting lyrics, next-level production, and relatable content mixing skits, vlogs, autism awareness and spirituality. I invite people into my world and push them to explore their own. Big Sonic the Hedgehog and WWE fan too — those passions leak into the content in fun ways.

On the pitch I'm just as driven. 6'3", explosive, strong, left-footed right winger / inside forward — also comfortable at striker, centre forward or no.10. Football has been more than sport; it's an outlet for the struggles and triumphs of living with autism. Sunday league, U21 Saturday league, university football and development programmes — I've done the miles.

Now I'm a free agent after a pre-season spell at Ryan FC (Step 7), following a 2025–26 season at Bexley FC. After a year away from the game for personal reasons and health — I kept training on my own and in small-group sessions — I came back through open trials at Cheshunt FC (Step 3) and a 2025–26 pre-season that included a two-week trial at Tilbury FC (Step 4). My highest level played is Step 4 pre-season, and I'm balancing football with creative projects and youth work. Plans to move abroad and play professionally are on the horizon. Living proof it's never too late to chase your dream.