Relic Secure

Bay Area rapper, DJ and producer. Relic started writing songs at the age of 15 over beats he was making at home with a drum machine and a sampler. He released his first album "Street Scholars" in 1997. He co-founded Street Scholars Records with Sergio "DJ Serg" Monleon in 2001 and went on to release his sophomore album "Note to Self" in 2004 which featured artists such as Zion I, Pep Love (Hieroglyphics), and Eye Cue (Hobo Junction). In 2005, after going to school for music production Relic turned his attention to DJ'ing and producing. He founded "Secure Dem Sound" and within a year was spinning all over the bay area. He quickly built a reputation through releasing mixtapes featuring exclusive tracks with big names in Reggae music as well as new talent. In 2011 Relic was asked by producer Cody Wille to emcee in a new EDM group called "The Supreme Action League." In 2013 Relic began working with a Denver based band called "Signal Path."