I am of the original Harlem Hip Hop culture and a pioneer of rap music phenomenon. As a teenager, I began advising and promoting concerts, dance entertainment events and fashion shows at a local night club Broadway International, in Harlem; acts included Afrika Bambaatta, the Cold Crush Brothers, Doug E Fresh, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Kids at Work/ Teddy Riley, New Edition, Chi Ali, Fat Joe, KRS-One Boogie Down Productions, Nas, Lil Kim, Lord Finesse, Mob-style, The Beatnuts, Common -Sense, Show Biz & A.G, Big L, Jam Master Jay, DITC, Spoonie G and Roxanne Shante, just to name a few... While in high school I was cast as the correspondent for a documentary "You Don't Know Me", interviewing New York Governor David A. Paterson, thus landing my first political role as an intern with, at the time, Senator and the former Governor of New York, David A. Paterson, it was this association that later inspired the film "Bulworth".

I am the former co-manager and producer of rap artists Mobb Deep's career, and I was very instrumental in their development and in the Production and Recording of the rap duo's debut album on the 4th and Broadway label entitled "Juvenile Hell." I am a former Hip Hop Journalist for Around the Way Connection, Beat Down Magazine, and One Nut Network. I have also worked with several other celebrities, executives, entrepreneurs, luminaries, performing artists, and professional athletes including "Iron" Mike Tyson.

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