Mc Chris
Mc Chris, born Christopher Ward in 1975, started making music in the late 1990s. His debut album 'Dungeon Master of Ceremonies' came out in 2001, mixing...
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Mc Chris, born Christopher Ward in 1975, started making music in the late 1990s. His debut album 'Dungeon Master of Ceremonies' came out in 2001, mixing hip-hop with references to video games and Dungeons & Dragons. He grew up in a Christian household and has written about grappling with his homosexuality and finding acceptance.
His songs like 'Se VocĂȘ Quiser' and 'Virginiana' show his style of weaving pop culture knowledge into his lyrics. The music resonated with listeners who felt like outsiders, though some critics found his approach too irreverent. He's been open about personal struggles with mental health and addiction in his work.
Mc Chris kept making music that didn't fit neatly into categories, building a following around his particular blend of interests. The tracks 'Dessa Forma' and '4 da Shorteez' reflect that ongoing approach without trying to smooth out the edges.
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