All-Pro Go was born in Seattle but grew up moving around between Las Vegas, Florida, and Arkansas before finding himself back in Washington State. His stage name is derived from two things: his childhood nickname, “Young Go” and his athleticism and physical build. He has made one thing clear: he is a “Pro” in every way: Professional, Productive and Progressive. His outstanding work ethic does not go unnoticed. While being locked up on a ten-year bid, he used his time to hone his craft. Although All-Pro Go only officially began recording in 2020, he has already exceeded any local standards. In the last year alone, he’s dropped 3 projects and performed over 30 shows, including opening for Mozzy, Bfb Da Packman, Sauce Walka, Capalow 304, Rubi Rose, Kamiyah, and many more. All-Pro Go’s intelligence and eloquence is well exposed in his music. “I don’t want to be a rapper. I want to be a blueprint. There aren’t too many examples of people in Seattle hip hop who have had real success.” Like most artists do, All-Pro uses music as therapy. His sound is far from commercial, yet it is still sonically on par with the standards set by the industry heavyweights. His music is uniquely captivating and enlightening. Everyone from all walks of life can find several of his songs that they can relate to. All-Pro Go is no doubt a hot commodity in the music scene, and one to keep an eye on as he will continue to turn everything he does into gold.