Rasco is an American rapper born as Keida M. Brewer on September 6 1970 in Cleveland. Brewer achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by hip hop that began in 1988. He achieved professional recognition for the stage name Rasco being a bacronym for "Realistic, Ambitious, Serious, Cautious, and Organized". His recording career began with the debut studio recording Time Waits for No Man (1998) released on the label Stones Throw Records. Rasco achieved professional recognition for performing as a member of the ensemble Cali Agents with the musician Planet Asia. His discography included the extended play The Birth (1999) and the compilation recording 20,000 Leagues Under the Street, Vol. 1 (2000). Brewer achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Hostile Environment (2001) and the studio recording Escape from Alcatraz (2003). His recording career included the studio recording The Dick Swanson Theory (2005) and the studio recording United Fakes of America (2012). Rasco achieved professional recognition for the extended play Swan & Simpson (2013) with the musician Guilty Simpson and the studio recording The Replacement Killers (2015) with the musician Tristate.