His first introduction to music was playing drums for a number of bands at his local church where he learned about beats, measures, BPMS and bars using a DJ set where he took instrumentals and mixed them with acapellas.

He dropped out of King's Fork High School after the 10th grade to further hone his music production talents when he realized that he was able to produce song length instrumentals at a fast pace.

[6] Putting hours into honing his craft, Luger began to dramatically increase his musical output after he found that he could knock out at least 10 beats a day.

Around late 2008, he began cold-emailing his beats to various rappers and posting instrumentals on his Myspace page, hoping to gain further exposure in the hip hop industry.

[4] By June 2010, Luger had landed production placements from rappers Ace Hood, Soulja Boy, Chingy, Sean Garrett, and Fabolous.

[3][9] As Luger's sound drifted upstream from the mixtape circuit to the mainstream hip hop, it caught the eye of numerous rappers that requested his jackhammer drum and spooky trap synth production style.

[14] Their first release was "Jack Tripper", a drug-addled trap song featuring Brick Squad affiliates PeeWee Longway and Young Thug, who had just risen to popularity at the time due to the success of his 2013 singles "Stoner" and "Danny Glover".

He signed with agent Wilcox Weaver at Oklahoma City and Los Angeles based Warpath Group in September 2014 for international tour bookings.

[citation needed] He has had solid success with this endeavor, selling thousands of tickets across the globe as he sold out an entire European tour in May 2015.

Stating that he was taking the prescription medication Xanax on a daily basis and was also addicted to ecstasy and marijuana, he was hospitalized four times with one incident being nearly fatal.

[2][22][23] Luger is known for his strong adherence to Atlanta's trap sound making use of the Roland TR-808 kick drum, ominous synth lines, and threatening ad-libs.

[24] His austere, jackhammer, and utilitarian orchestral trap sound has been well known for his heavy use of hard hitting 808 kick drums; crisp snare drums; frantic synthesizers; spooky, sinister, and rhythmic Richard Wagner- and Danny Elfman-like bombastic ominous orchestration of synthesized brass, stringed, woodwind, and keyboard instruments commonly incorporated throughout his productions.

[25][26][27] Luger is known for his musical confluence of combining bombastic orchestral instruments, spooky synths with urban street hip hop sounds.

Since his entrance into the hip hop industry, he produces with a more diverse approach further incorporating pop, R&B, as well as electronic dance as a creative deviation from his traditional trap sound into his production repertoire.