In 1982, at the age of nine, he started to take an interest in rapping, breakdancing and beatboxing, three elements of the hip hop culture originating from the United States.

[2] Cane participated in rap battles, contributed to mixtapes of radio program Villa 65 and performed on stages with several international rappers in Amsterdam.

Cane became known for his social critical lyrics and his aggressive style and appearance, which ensured that he built up a solid reputation in Amsterdam and other places in the Netherlands.

[3] In 1996, Cane had a modest hit in the Dutch rap circuit with his single "Let 'em know", and the accompanying music video was broadcast on television channel TMF.

In 2006, he formed the English-language hip hop collective The Most Official with Dutch rappers Mr. Probz, U-Niq, Rowdy, MD and Sonny Diablo.

[5] In 2009, he changed his stage name to Redlight Boogie and released his studio album Dirty Money, Clean Hands.