Emcee Lynx has been rhyming for over 13 years, since he was 12 years old. Soundtrack for Insurrection Volume 1, his first solo album, was released in 2001 and established his reputation as an original artist unafraid to stretch the boundaries of Hip Hop. Six months later the album was re-printed in the Czech Republic as a benefit for the Anarchist Black Cross, a grassroots organization that supports Political Prisoners.

In 2002, Lynx followed up with "Soundtrack for Insurection Volume II," and appeared on 2 different nationally-distributed anti-war compilations, as well as the "No Idea Compilation" which was put out by the 1312 Group.

As part of the international mobilization to stop the illegal invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, Emcee Lynx was a featured performer at massive anti-war rallies in San Jose, CA and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and also performed at three of the massive anti-war rallies held in San Francisco, performing in front of hundreds of thousands people in the process.

After a brief hiatus to write and record, Emcee Lynx returned in July 2003 with the "Black Dog EP." A month later in March of '03, Lynx's track "A Bullet in the Chamber" was included on the internationaly-distributed "Warnography" compilation, released by Love and Rage Records of Australia

On May 1, 2004 The mp3's for The UnAmerican LP were posted on the circlealpha.com website, and clocked over 100,000 track downloads in the next year. The album has since been reprinted in Germany and Indonesia to raise money for local anarchist organizations. In July 2004, Lynx was featured on the Hiphoplogia - CD Anticarcelario compilation released in Spain and Chile by Libertad Anarchist Press as a benefit for anarchist political prisoners, and in November 2004 had a song featured on the States Of Abuse compilation, which is available worldwide through Revolver distribution, followed by an appearance on the Def Sentance Mixtape Volume 1 released as a fundraiser for the Portland Oregan 'Books to Prisoners' group in December 2005. He has performed at literally hundreds of events of all kinds from underground hiphop shows to rock and punk events, raves, rallies, and riots all over the US, Ireland, and the UK