Remy Johnson is a product of the western township of Johannesburg, South Africa and the streets of Portland, Maine USA
 He mixes it all with dark and soulful street tales delivered with profound depth and honesty. Remy Johnson released his first single Keep It 100, reaching the soulful audiences
 Raised in a musically active household of eclectic tastes, he decided to drop a dancehall song titled Roll up, and Roll up Remix, as he continues to grow instrumental ensemble, Sounds of The future
 When Remy was 14 he mentored by American rapper and actress, Toni Blackman, the first hip hop ambassador to the U.S. State Department, who gave him the nickname “Lil Nas.”