S.I.C., was born March 2nd, 1980 at Staten Island University hospital. Growing up in the Parkhill projects, struggle has been the driving force behind his talent. At the early age of 11, he was writing rhymes and by the age 15 began focusing on making his dream a reality. With the emergence of fellow Staten Islanders' Wu-Tang Clan, Shyheim and King Just, his future appeared more promising. In 1995, he worked with King Just and the independent label Black Fist Records where he obtained hands on experience in performing and the industry grind. Following the success of King Just's hit single "Warrior's Drum" (Hey Ya Ho) , poor business decisions and label inexperience delayed his solo effort. In 2000, he featured on "Three Amigo's" alongside Method Man and King Just for Priority Records' release "Wu Chronicles 2". In 2001, he appeared in a documentary film "The Struggle" a Carlu Production based on unsigned artists' quest to become permanent figures in the hip hop game. His debut album will give you a deeper look into his character and lyrical capacity. His vision and musical brilliance put him in a class of his own. His sound is hard enough for the streets, yet soulful for everyone to enjoy the music he breathes. His ability to set trends and revamp the art of songwriting makes him a force to be reckoned with.
