King Green is a rapper of Haitian descent from the D.C. area. Born in Boston to Haitian immigrant parents, he spent his developmental years in Nice, France, but his family returned to the States during the golden age of Hip-Hop in the 90’s.

Living in the D.C. area, King Green was heavily influenced by his Haitian heritage, as well as his immense appreciation for a variety of cultural art forms, including; Brazilian Capoeira, French Fine Arts, Traditional South African Music, etc. This unlimited exposure and untethered exploration has allowed King Green to become a quintessential Renaissance man of the internet age.

King Green’s music career started when he formed the four-man band The Five One, providing vocals to their sounds. When the band broke up, he formed a new band, RDGLDGRN, with two of the other members. In 2015, he started his solo career as a side project.

King Green’s multifaceted talent tool belt as a writer, producer, and engineer, has afforded him the opportunity to write songs with Pharrell Williams, Method Man, Royce Da 5’9”, and Eminem. For King Green, these are more than titles and accomplishments, but rather they are extensions of his heart and soul.