Born Dennis Dion Wilson, Jr. on September 4, 1992, to parents Angela & Dennis Wilson Sr. and raised in the Co-op City section of The Bronx, New York, Sinned’s lyrical journey began as a young child who created his own comic books made out of construction paper. Growing up as a fan of The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and Marvel Comic characters such as Spider-Man and The X-men would give him the inspiration to run wild with his imagination.

But it would be during this time that he’d soon discover what would end up becoming his true love, when he would walk in on his father watching “8 Mile,” and the final battle between B Rabbit and Papa Doc was about to take place. As a child who was frequently teased and viewed as “weird” for being a black kid who liked to read comics and watch pro wrestling. A young Sinned was mesmerized by B Rabbit’s ability to humiliate his adversary through the art of rhyming. And while this wasn't the moment when he said, “And that's when I knew," the seed was definitely planted.

And as the young boy would grow into a teenager, buying the latest Spider-Man issue would change into downloading another 90’s hip hop album off Youtube, as classics such as Nas’s Illmatic, 2Pac’s Me Against The World & 7 Day Theroy, Raekwon’s Only Built 4 Cuban Link, Biggie’s Ready to Die, and Jay Z’s Reasonable Doubt would start pointing him in a new direction.

Starting off as D-mennis, then later scrapping that after spelling his first name backwards one night and going “YO!” Ridiculed and even laughed at by peers and some friends when expressing his desire to rap. Sinned’s mission would start off as the rapper trying to bring back “real hip hop." Sick of the “money cars, clothes, and hoes” way of rhyming that was dominating the rap genre at the time and tired of complaining about it and wanting to do something about it, he would embrace this identity; however, this wouldn't be his true identity.

That would not develop until his early to mid-twenties, during a period of deep depression equipped with suicidal thoughts leading to heavy substance and alcohol abuse. And while this period was extremely dark, it would eventually give him a light, “The Shadow." A comic book character he created during the years he was away from music. Sinned would begin to personify this character in the rhymes that he would write here and there. However, the more he would do so, the more “here and there” would start to become every night.

Inspired by Eminem’s use of Slim Shady. Sinned would use The Shadow as an outlet to express his deepest, darkest emotions and take advantage of the perfect safe haven to act out his murder fantasies against those who he felt wronged him. And by the time 2017 rolled around and he was finally ready to record his debut EP, “Positive & Conscious” was out the window.

Fast forward to 2019, after a breakup and the pain from it leads him to the light of all light’s, God. Opening his 3rd eye at the perfect time right before the events that occurred in 2020, Sinned would slowly start using his music as an opportunity to try to encourage others to do the same.