Anacron, a young jazz prodigy, began his music career studying under the legendary Bill Greenand attending Hamilton Music Academy in Los Angeles.  At an early age, he performed at iconic jazz clubs like World Stage and 5th St. Dick's in Leimert Park,  and Club Atlas in DTLA. He was awarded a jazz scholarship from the Charles Dolo Coker Foundation, which funded a season of study at the prestigious Interlochen Center For The Arts in Michigan. 

Anacron was an established contributor to Los Angeles' seminal mid-1990s cultural movement of underground hip hop by the time he was in high school. He was among the first underground hip hop artists to be featured and distributed on the internet, and he helped to pioneer many modern norms, such as live-streaming performances.

Anacron's early success in music developed into a professional career spanning both independent and major labels. Touring extensively, he's performed on stages around the world, sharing his talent and versatility with audiences of all ages. Anacron is a true artist who is constantly pushing the boundaries of creativity, and his contributions to the world of music are undeniable.

Today, Anacron is a renowned expert and advocate in executive production, artist development, and brand management. He is dedicated to supporting creativity, driving innovation, and building communities. In addition to his music career, Anacron is a certified senior-level experiential educator with a focus on professional development, executive coaching, and practitioner certification training.

Anacron is a United States Cultural Ambassador, appointed in 2018 by the US Department of State Bureau of Cultural and Educational Affairs. He has been assigned to international engagements and residencies to promote American arts, culture, and intersecting values.