I sang, rapped and danced for anyone, at anytime, anywhere."

A fan of such diverse artists as Michael Jackson, Bob Marley, D'Angelo, Daft Punk, Coldplay, Marvin Gaye, The Fugees and Pharcyde, GiantKilla's dance-toned tracks, encompass subjects that range from partying to losing loved ones, are set to echo in the ears of all who hear them. Anchoring all this together is GiantKilla's incredible whitty, vocal swag and smooth dance style.

GiantKilla comes from a musical family. "It all comes from impersonating Michael Jackson and 13 year old hip hopper's Kris Kross" he cheerfully explains. "I did little performances in my house for my family & friends. My mum's quite fashionable, she would buy my outfits, covering me from head to toe."

Secondary school proved instructive in as much as it gave GiantKilla an outlet to "meet other performing artsy kids" introducing him to drama, where he secured main character roles in annual school productions. At the same time he had a 2 year stint in a hip hop dance group "Phusion" (winners of Flare national dance competition in 2006) which broadened his dancing experience.

After being spotted at a local youth development program, 12 year old GiantKilla and other youth from that program formed a hip hop group. The youngsters were given an opportunity to travel to US performing at various places (schools, halls, centres) in Los Angeles. "Although that crew didn't go further, I was all the more determined to succeed, even if it meant being a solo artist."

Since then GiantKilla hasn't skipped a beat. Winning the 2012 Most Promising Artist at the Pacific Music Awards upsurged his drive to fulfill a long awaited dream. "My biggest career fulfillment so far has been the recent release of my debut album. It had been 4 years in the making, I wrote about my good times, the heartaches life threw at me and the 'giants' (or 'obstacles') that I overcame. Telling you, I had to 'slay' some giants to carry this project through to completion."

"Music is my life, honestly I can't see myself doing anything else."