Bachir  Malak  has poured his heart and soul into the music game for the past 15 years. From dominating street ciphers at LA's well renowned "Project Blowed" hip hop work shop, (which helped develop well known hip hop star Kendrick Lamar and many more),  bachir has been mentioned in La weekly as one of the best freestyler rappers in los angles and is known for his work as a community activist and founder of the non profit INTERNET RAILROAD 
Bachir has performed in over 50 venues throughout the United States, in which his last performance held at Hollywood's Zen Sushi Bar, proved that he belongs in the national spotlight with over 2000 guests in appearance. He also performed internationally at The Domains in Vienna, Austria, a major facility.The turnout was a tremendous sight to see as the locals embraced the up-and-coming star with plenty of love.
  On November 2, 2006, Bachir suffered a near life-ending experience. While making his way to the studio at around 1:00 am, he was approached by two unknown individuals with nothing more than hate on their minds. Standing about 5 feet away, one of the men pulled out a gun, screamed "we some nigger killers!" and proceeded to fire. One bullet entered his stomach and the other in the lower back leaving bachir with failing kidneys.  By the grace of God, he survived. Univeristy of Toronto professor Jooyoung Lee felt so intrigued by this event that he wrote a nationally accredited (collegiate edition) book about the artist's story called "Rap Dreams", released in 2013. Bachir explains, "Life is beyond just rap... It's about changing the world for the better".
 Allhiphop.com said, "He uses many styles and has a unique delivery that brings the audience into his personal world." His influences include the late Tupac Shakur, Lauryn Hill, Nas, and Biggie. When compared to these rappers, one will notice that lyrically he is on their level and ready to take on this music industry at full fledge! Bachir  is currently unsigned working independently.

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