[5] At age 9, Edem's love for music was apparent as he was often seen tapping on tables, empty cans and any item that could produce good rhythm.

After completing school, he pursued a commercial career, recording in underground with artists including Kokromoti, Nival, Trigmatic, Vyroz, M.O.B and Osibo .

Edem appeared at live shows such as the opening act for the John Legend concert at the International Conference Center in Accra in 2007.

His first album featured new as well as established acts such as Tinny, Kwaw Kese, Sarkodie, Obour, Asem, K. k. Fosu, Tuba, Samini, Jayso, Trigmatic, El and Gemini.

Edem appeared on shows such as Stars of the Future Season 3 Finales, Ghana Music Awards (2009) and all major university concerts.

In an interview with Peacefmonline.com, Edem disclosed that his favorite song on the album is "Kate" the only track produced by Hammer of The Last Two.

[13][14] Edem offered various items and a cash amount to the maternity ward of the Mamobi Polyclinic in Accra in September 2009.

[15][16] Edem made a donation to the parents of Michelle Koranteng, a 4-month-old baby who was suffering from a congenital brain disorder.

He also made a donation to the maternity ward of the Hohoe General Hospital and called on the government to do more to reduce malaria .

[7][17] Edem started music in high school where he formed a 6-member group called Ringmasters, he is the only son to his parents who are both dead .

[18] Edem rose to fame in 2006 with his first hit single "WOTOME WOSHI" and he got signed to The Last Two Entertainment Group that same year.

[19] In February 2011, the rapper became a father after the birth of his daughter and claimed to be in a committed relationship with marriage plans.