Originally from outside Boston, Incyde first became involved in electronic music through his work at Hotflush Recordings in
London, later moving to New York City to became a resident deejay of the nation’s founding dubstep event, Dub War. His
productions were first met with support by Mary Anne Hobbs of BBC Radio 1 and Scuba, leading to his debut "Axis" released on
Hotflush's BACK AND 4TH compilation in April 2011, followed by the four-track "Telophase" EP on Brendon Moeller's Steadfast
Records.
