Prozak, a veteran of the Detroit horrorcore rap scene, first gained recognition as a member of groups like Bedlam and Project: Deadman before launching a successful solo career in 2004. Not only known for his music, Prozak also founded the annual horrorcore festival Wickedstock in Detroit. Throughout the late '90s, he was heavily involved in the Detroit horrorcore scene, working with artists like the R.O.C. and House of Krazees, eventually forming Bedlam with Madness in 1999. Prozak's solo career took off in 2004 with the release of his debut album, Aftabirth, followed by collaborations with Mike E. Clark in Project: Deadman and subsequent successful albums like Tales from the Sick, Paranormal, and We All Fall Down.

Prozak's music continues to gain commercial success, with albums like Black Ink featuring collaborations with prominent artists like Tech N9ne, Krizz Kaliko, and Twiztid. His affiliation with the Strange Music label has further solidified his position in the rap world, with releases consistently charting on Billboard's rap chart. Prozak's evolution from a group member to a successful solo artist showcases his versatility and dedication to the horrorcore genre, while his involvement in founding Wickedstock highlights his commitment to cultivating the Detroit horrorcore community.