Shomari Christopher Antonio Lee (born November 28, 1984, Manhattan, New York) is a multidisciplinary creator, music producer, and aspiring film director whose work lives at the intersection of sound, story, and cinematic world-building.

Born in Manhattan and raised between New York and Texas, Shomari’s creative foundation was shaped early by constant movement and self-expression. After moving to the Bronx at a young age and later relocating to Houston, Texas at eleven, he began writing poetry and short stories, using words as both an outlet and a compass. Those early writings soon evolved into songwriting and music creation, influenced by the artists and friends around him who were already immersed in hip-hop and recording culture.

By his teenage years, music became a serious focus. He recorded his first songs in his early teens and began producing his own beats at seventeen after discovering digital music production software. Writing remained constant, composition notebooks filled with lyrics, ideas, and concepts that reflected both his environment and his imagination.

After graduating high school from Harry S. Truman High School in the Bronx, Shomari returned to Houston with a renewed determination to change direction and build a more focused future. Music continued, sometimes intensely, sometimes quietly, woven into the realities of work, education, and life. He earned an associate degree as a pharmacy technician and later became a father, a role that reshaped priorities and slowed, but never ended his creative momentum.

In 2017, Shomari relocated to the Atlanta, Georgia area, where he has continued to develop his artistic vision while balancing family and long-term goals. Today, he is back in college pursuing a career in pharmacy, not as a departure from creativity, but as a means to sustain it, building stability to support a lifelong dream.

That dream has always extended beyond music alone. Since childhood, Shomari has aspired to work in film as a director, storyteller, and composer; creating immersive experiences where music and visuals move together. His current work reflects that vision: cinematic soundscapes, narrative-driven songs, and visual concepts designed to feel like worlds rather than standalone pieces.

Scene Infinity is the realization of that philosophy, a creative universe where music, film, and imagination converge. Every release, visual, and experience is part of a larger story still unfolding.