Brenin James Francis Edmunds was born on June 19th, 1987 in Scarborough, Toronto (Canada). He was born to father, Steven Edmunds and mother, Bernadene Edmunds. He has one brother, Cameron (born November 18th, 1985). Brenin's family later moved to Durham, Ontario (Canada).

Brenin, throughtout his short yet extensive career, has dabbled in different genres, and ultimately created ties in different places to ensure gradual success. In the early 1990's, he was encouraged to play instruments because of the long history of musicians on his father's side of the family. Brenin was very interested in guitar and drums early on, but unfortunetly because of the low income situation his family was in, it wasn't easy to supply him with the proper tools. This is how an interest in hip-hop had arisen.

Brenin made his way (barely) through school, struggling because of lack of interest. The only thing that kept him going was the love of music, and the plans he held to gain fame through his original ideas and thoughts. When Brenin was 12 years old, he adopted the alias MC Brenman - mimicing his favourite emcee at the time, Method Man. Although very underdeveloped, Brenin's rhymes were promising and had a large part in his interest in the English language. Through the years, Brenin changed his alias as do many emcees, until he found the perfect alias for him: RUBiX (Always spelt with all capital letters except the i, which always remained little). Brenin went through such names as MC Brenman, Brenman, MC Alkaline, X-Caliber, Def-1 and finally RUBiX.

As time went on, Brenin became bored of hip-hop and his interest in rock music once again surfaced. He started a rap-metal band in 2001 by the name of Severed Limbs. This band consisted of Brenin Edmunds on vocals and rhythm guitar, Jake Fortney on guitar and back-up vocals, Aaron Hicks on drums and Jeff Morrison on bass (later to be replaced by Cameron Edmunds shortly before the band broke up). Severed Limbs broke up in early 2002, leaving Brenin looking for more of a sound that suited him. In the summer of 2002, Brenin created what would be a 5 year, ever-evolving music project. With friend, Joe Nantais, Mudorcs was born.

Mudorcs began as a comedy-alternative group. Brenin found this to be an outlet of things that were on his mind that didn't actually make much sense. Their first independent album, 'Mr. Postman' consisted of 13 tracks about pretty much nothing. Their only single, 'The Corner' became a well known 'anthem' in the area, and urged Brenin and Joe, the now firmly placed guitarist, to continue on with their music. Mudorcs released a second independent LP in 2003 loosely titled 'Immortal'. It featured heavier songs, with serious lyrics. The only thing lacking in these songs unfortunetly, were drums.

After Immortal had been distributed (as any independent artist's LP should be), Mudorcs went on hiatus. With lack of new ideas, and a slowely growing irritibility growing between Brenin and Joe, Mudorcs seemed to be no more. This gave Brenin time to work on his first side project, One Man Minority. After writing 4 tracks in total, and distributing 'The Only One' - the track in which was to be Brenin's major boost towards labels, he was once again participated completely with Mudorcs. One Man Minority was set aside, and has yet to be resurfaced.

Brenin and Joe started working on almost studio quality songs (because of learning better recording techniques and proper drum pick up techniques) and finally, in the summer of 2004, released their true debut album, 'Soul Oxide'. Featuring their singles, 'Stick Around', 'Devil Boy' and 'Long Road' - Soul Oxide was an instant hit, and won a lot of nay-sayers over. It circulated the area like wildfire, and left fans wanting more of the grunge-hard rock sound that Mudorcs produced. Unfortunetly, that sound would never come.

In 2005, Brenin finished high-school, and moved to Kincardine, Ontario where he would work to go to school. At this point, Brenin had given up on the idea of getting a recorded contract and worked on music now and then. He finished his very first solo album, under his own name, titled 'In Doubt'. It featured 13 songs completely produced and played by Brenin. This includes guitar, drums, bass, keyboards, electronic drums, and vocals. Distributing it among friends and family, it was just a work that was done over time, and nothing special in his eyes.

Also in 2005, Brenin recorded another album titled 'Somewhere Between Me and Myself' under his alias, RUBiX. It was a hip-hop album, commemorating his almost 10 years doing it.

When 2006 rolled around, Brenin began producing his second solo album titled 'Project Underdog'. Unfortunetly, for the amount of work that went into it, it didn't turn out as well as he had hoped. It featured a few radio friendly hits, such as 'This World is a Piece of Crap' and 'Judgement Day'. He also began his MySpace website http://www.myspace.com/breninedmunds Brenin Edmunds MySpace to give previews of his newest music.

Albums by Brenin Edmunds:

As RUBiX:
CUBEd,
As Black As White Gets,
Klub X,
The Ghetto Theory EP,
Roots,
End of Days,
Battle of the Absolute EP,
A God Like No Other,
As White As Black Gets,
Somewhere Between Me and Myself,
Superstar (Currently In Production)

As Mudorcs:
Mr. Postman,
Immortal,
Soul Oxide,
Mudorcs (Never Completed)

As Brenin Edmunds:
In Doubt,
Project Underdog,
Festevil (Currently in Production)