Brent Ogee Bio Brent Ogee (aka Relentless) was born and raised in Washington State and has been making music for over ten years. It all started with a dream and a karaoke machine! In 1996 Brent started writing rhymes and discovered he had a remarkable talent for expressing himself through composition. Brent would spend hour upon hour in his father’s basement writing and recording songs with friends. He thrived on the Bay Area Hip-Hop Scene that included major influences from Tupac, Mac Dre, Andre Nickatina, Devin the Dude and Baby Bash. In July of 2000 Brent was determined to take his music to the next level and further his education at the Art Institute of Seattle for Audio Production. Brent felt he was limited by money and time restrictions for commercial recording, which lead him to pursue recording his own music. While attending school full time Brent was able to save money by working a part time job this allowed him to slowly build his recording repertoire. This studio equipment allowed him to record his music as well as help him out with his school projects. Brent Graduated from the Art Institute of Seattle in 2002, he received an Associates Degree in Applied Arts. Shortly after graduating he began working at Guitar Center of Seattle, where Brent learned a lot more about recording equipment. Brent also took up an Internship with Glenn Lorbecki at Glenn Sound Studio in Downtown Seattle. In 2003 Brent started his own independent Record Label called Relentless Productionz and began working on his solo album. In the summer of 2003 Brent finished his first Demo called “Relentless”. The album included appearances by Leeroy Brown, Philth, and other various artists in the Northwest music scene.