As the team leader of Chinese mainland rap group Higher Brothers, Ma Siwei not only wrote songs, produced, mixed and edited MVs, but also won the recognition of rap circles with his personal music works such as "Taoist of Laoshan" and "Yao Ming".

With his unique phonology and style, he broke through the traditional shackles and brought the music and culture made in China to a bigger stage. He gradually became one of the representatives who brought China rap to the world, leaving his mark on the contemporary hip-hop dance stage in China. (Netease Entertainment Review)

Early experience

In the second grade of primary school, Ma Siwei was deeply shocked when he heard Jay Chou's song Ninja, which became his first impression of hip-hop music. Later, after listening to the song nunchakus, I became interested in music with rap elements.

In college, he met a group of friends who also loved hip-hop music and tried to record several songs. During the period, I also worked part-time in preschool education centers, supermarkets, Chengdu 7- 1 1, decoration design companies and other places. At the age of 22, he chose to run away from home to prove himself and officially became a rapper.