Rapper/Bus Driver/Actor Lester Greene was born in Germany and raised in El Paso, Texas. Greene has self-produced two short films: "Raw Footage" and "Driving Force," both directed by Award Winning Director Antoine Allen, both of which screened in France (PanAfricain-Cannes) and Africa - and both of which aired on the CBS Network. The story of Mr. Greene goes way back to his days when he packed bags as a pre-teen in a supermarket. He would later go on to work in construction throughout his teenage years. Greene then graduated from high school and enrolled in college, majoring in English/Journalism. He then hit a crossroads in his life. Greene wasn't thrilled at the prospect of being an English teacher so he leaned towards music because his older brother was a rising rap star. It wasn't long before he started writing and rapping his own songs. He performed on stage for a few years until he discovered his passion for acting. It seemed like a normal transition so he took some acting classes, studying with the likes of Alec Baldwin, Terry Schreiber, Matt Newton, and Mary Boyer, to name a few. Greene soon after landed two co-starring roles on hit television shows Power and 50 Central. He has also appeared in various commercials, booking spots for Chase, Rogaine, FYI, MTB Bank, Peeps Delights, Buzzfeed, and many more. He just completed a duet album with DJ Tori Fixx titled, LGTFX and he currently has two albums on I-tunes: "No Bush, Straight Dicks" and "The Greene Room." "The Greenehouse Effect" is his latest music album.