He spent his early childhood with grief, pain, and tears. In 2005 he won an award for best poem in his elementary school and writing. He then began making short stories that tied in to his haunting past and used writing as a outlet. In his later years he began turning writing into lyrics for songs in 2006. He also kept some of his songs to himself for personal reasons. In 2008, Exzavier got his first guitar. He did not want anything to with it but after a few days he decided to learn how to play it in hopes to fulfill its use instead of letting it sit there, After 2 months of practicing he found himself to love playing. He is self taught on all the varieties of instruments he plays. in 2010 he recorded tidbits of his songs on his phone that he wrote in the past to let out the personal connections between his present day and his past. Exzavier has worked with Acoustic artist Lee Nelson and Rock band Crown of Thorns. He is currently contributing to Oxfam America and Worldvison America doing Charities for hunger.

Following his dreams, Exzavier continued writing and wrote short poems on his passing times. He started to participate in songwriting contests year round. Exzavier stayed up and still continues to stay up long nights finding weird and unusual tunings on his guitars. He first started out in 2009 working with American rock band "Crown Of Thorns" bassist and cousin, Michael Paige, where in Michael's studio, recorded his very first single "This Way" though it was never released. Exzavier keeps it as a throwback memory. Mike, intrigued by his fingerpicking and guitar style lead him to meet and jam out with world famed guitarist Micki Free and Carlos Santana. Years down the road, he is now a profound, well established Contemporary Folk Artist.