Trajik was born 1985 on the 5th day of March in Anniston, Alabama. He was raised on the eastside of Indianapolis, also known as “Naptown”, where he resides to this day. At an early age he knew he was destined to be a legend in this music industry. Trajik started off rapping in a local group called the “Raww Dawgz”, during the late 90’s, with high school friend John Conte’ (Co-Writer of Jamie Foxx’s 1 Billboard single “Blame It”). They would instantly be looked upon as one of the few groups able to carve out their own stylistic niche, selling thousands of independent albums at local malls and gas stations throughout the city. By the year 2003 the group had garnered a strong buzz, but just as every other group they agreed to disagree and parted ways. Throughout the years, Trajik released numerous street albums & mixtapes (2003 Ghetto Dreams, 2004 G-Shit, 2005 Man Behind the Beard) pleasing his diehard fans, while being consistent, pushing them out the trunk of his car, like legendary artists such as “Master P” and “Ludacris”. Gaining him a local buzz as an solo artist, he began performing and opening up for national artists at Indianapolis’ hottest hip-hop venues like the historical Madam CJ Walker Theatre. His stage act was electrifying. His flow was seamless. Sooner than later, Trajik placed first in a world-wide rap showcase that ended in New York City. It was only a matter of time before he was brought to the attention of Lenny S., an industry rep, which would land him a deal with Virgin Records. Due to poor management, nothing went as planned, and as life would have it, he was back in the streets of Indiana. Never the one to give up, Trajik went back to the drawing board. After about a year of grinding, an NYC power house label, Dun Deal Muzik, reached out looking to sign the artist. During that business venture, Trajik moved back to the big apple and completed the album “The New Generation”. With distribution, marketing and heavy promotions, everything began to look promising for the mc. When a serious car accident took place, altering plans, causing him to be dropped from the, now, dysfunctional label. Spending the next year or so recovering, it gave the artist a lot of time to think about what he really wanted to accomplish in his music career. Game Face Entertainment,LLC was soon founded. Now, with so much to talk about and so much to celebrate, Trajik is ready to cement his name in this rap game gearing up for his first official release on GFE. The album, yet to be titled, is a combination of summer anthems with heavy bass lines, gritty street tales and harsh realities over hard 808 kicks. It is safe to say, Trajik grants his fans with a body of solid tracks that blazes new paths on the hip-hop frontier. Not only does the production make his compositions memorable, but his lyrics and deliveries are captivating as well. Each record is powered by street sensibility and underlying wisdom. His material is genuine, straight forward and vivid. NO throwaway songs or disingenuous sell-out tracks. He only demonstrates his versatility and masterful writing skills, giving all sides of the game: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Trajik is a trendsetter with a vision who has matured a sound that is instantly recognizable as his own. He has broad appeal and WILL be profitable in many, if not all, major markets. The ladies, the fellas, the new and old school all find something in his music that strikes a chord. When asked where does he see himself 5 years from now in the music industry, he clearly states “As being one of the greatest rappers, the world has ever seen.” Make no mistake, Trajik is the real deal.