Chin Injeti

Created in India, Chin Injeti moved to Canada on the sensitive age group of five. His affects early in his youth mixed, but also included his dad singing Telugu music, a South Indian vocabulary. After being identified as having polio and restricted to a wheelchair for quite some time, Injeti spent years hearing from Motown to hard rock and roll. He used playing bass and electric guitar and uncovered hip-hop to become his real love. In the first ’90s, the musician acted being a maker for Maestro Refreshing Wes and additional Canadian hip-hop performers. In 1994, Injeti became a member of Bass Is Foundation, a Canadian hip-hop and soulful trio that also included Ivana Santilli. The group gained various Juno Honours and MuchMusic video honours. Following the group split up in 1997, Injeti came back to creating and composing with famous brands Craig Northey and Dave Kershaw. In 2001, he released his debut recording, Day Thinking. He offers toured all over the world and distributed the stage with Busta Rhymes, the Origins, Ziggy Marley, and A Tribe Known as Quest, amongst others. He also remixed the music “Pinch Me” for the Barenaked Girls.