Scheme, at the young age of 13 realized that he had a passion for writing. He spent his early teenage years soaking in the sounds of hip hop music blaring through the speakers of the cars cruising down his neighborhood's of Bucktown and Humbolt Park, in the city of Chicago. This in turn helped guide his passion for writing into a love for music. He spent his teenage years learning how to write lyrics, structure a song, and began tampering with recording music. At the age of 19 he was picked by Panik, of the Molemen, to join the pioneering collective. Scheme spent the next three years under the wings of the Molemen. In this time he has gained an awareness of the music making process, as well as the business aspect of the industry, and has grown as an artist; an opportunity not many young artists are fortunate enough to have. He has recorded his debut album, "For My People", which was released under Molemen Inc. in April of 2006. Scheme is a commodity within the over populated rap game. He speaks from the heart, takes time with his lyrics, and focuses on making great music. His matching work ethic and positive outlook on his future, definitely make this young Hispanic Chicago artist someone to keep an eye on for the years to come. With a new album in the works and a ever growing following, Scheme is on the verge of greatness.