Bio.

Elementary and middle school will never be like how it was for my era. I already hear the sound: #2 pencils tapping out beats on a cafeteria table. That was my first real stage. Long before I ever stepped foot on a college campus, I was at that table trading bars with Ebony while the whole room waited on the next line. Those "oohs" and "ahhs" from the crowd? That was my first high. Right then, I knew making music wasn't just a phase.

After Katrina hit New Orleans, we relocated up to Minnesota. I went on to play D2 college ball, but through every game and every class, I never lost touch with the music. My soul stayed anchored to where I started. My sound ain't backed by industry suits or fake co-signs; it's built on two decades of real life. Surviving hurricanes, dealing with women; yeah I said it, y'all! Coming up through house parties with the crowd chanting for me to hit the mic, and learning to keep pushing when quitting would've been the easy way out.

Every track I drop is just me working through life in real time, putting together a puzzle when I didn't even have the picture on the box yet. It's music made for the playas who keep their game sharp, the women who love a Loverboy, and anybody who stayed true to themselves through it all.

Now that's Kee. No filler. No compromise. Just the work.