Raised on a DJ's hands.

Born in Dayton, Ohio, into music from the start. His father worked as a DJ, so Chase learned mixing and beatmaking as a kid. By 11 he was producing his own songs and writing his own lyrics — a head start most artists never get.

On stage before he could legally drink.

He sharpened the craft in studios and local venues through his teens. By 19 he had already performed alongside established acts like Asher Roth and Chanel West Coast — early proof that the talent was real, and the appetite bigger.

Grief, then a uniform.

He carried real loss early — his brother passed when Chase was a teenager, and he lost friends both before and during his service. That weight shaped him, and the search for discipline and purpose led him to enlist in the U.S. Navy. He served honorably as an Aviation Ordnanceman aboard the USS Iwo Jima (LHD-7) — standing armed watch, assembling and maintaining missiles, and leading bomb assembly teams. He earned leadership and trust through composure under pressure.

Beats from the corners of a warship.

Service never killed the music. He built makeshift recording rigs on the ship and made beats from remote corners of the vessel between duties. Still on active duty, he earned acceptance to Berklee College of Music — balancing naval responsibilities with remote coursework, then finishing a B.P.S. in Electronic Music Production & Sound Design and a Master of Music in Music Production. That resourcefulness never left: he turns closets into foam-lined recording booths, and every place he lives has a studio at the center of it.

Everywhere the signal reaches.

With both real-world experience and the credentials to match, he built a presence across nearly every platform that matters — Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, Bandcamp, BeatStars — and engaged peers and fans across X, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, Clubhouse, Discord, and Twitch. Millions of streams, a global audience, and a brand that stays ahead of the culture.