Since I was 11 years I was activ on the Norwegian hip hop scene.

In 1998, I worked with an African Youth group known as "The Rise" where we produced and released an album called "Maroon".

I then started curtain rising for various hip hop artists such as Common and Talib Kweli followed by Angelique Kidjo, Busta Rhymes, Rick Ross and Flo-Rida to name few.

In 2005 The R.I.S.E and I got the opportunity to perform for the one and only, Nelson Mandela while he was in Norway for an AIDS eradication campaign.

My break into the African Hip Hop scene came in 2005 when I worked with a Senegalese Hip Hop group called Wagable in their Debut album, Senegal, produced by www.big-city.no
I featured in two of their hit songs 'Babylon' and 'Do it' which topped the charts in Senegal and Gambia for several weeks. The album scooped the Best album of the year in Senegal for 2005.

In 2006 I won the Kisima Awards for the most promising artist of the year.

My single ‘Take it back’ was a major hit in Africa and in Scandinavia.
It was #1 on the east African charts in 2008, followed by my second single ‘The Dreamer’ from my debut album ‘Living For Music’ which was released October 20th 2008 in Scandinavia and Africa.

I released my third single ‘She got it/Kool girls’ spring 2009 from my debut album. The song has been # 1 on the east African charts and still is one of the most played songs on MTV Base and Channel O which broadcasts across the whole Africa.

Since my debut album release, I have been touring in Scandinavia, USA and Africa.

My songs "Crazy", "Feeling Love" and "Swing", which I wrote with The DNC was picked by the Position Music and Choice Tracks (based in L.A) as a soundtrack for the films Save the last dance, American pie, Redline and the series; CSI (New York) , Las Vegas, Ghost whisperer, Scrubs, American Top Model and Army Wives to name few.

I was nominated for Best New Act on The MTV Africa Music Awards 2009.

I'm currently working on my second album and hoping to get signed by a major label.