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In SOUL'd OUT, he, along with Bro.Hi, writes the lyrics for the music, and he composes and arranges a good number of works for the band. He is classified as a rapper, but he often sings in his songs, especially his solo works, which are not as heavily hip-hop and urban based as SOUL'd OUT's works are.
He launched his first solo effort, the single ''{{W|Bakusou Yume Uta}}'', on November 26, 2008. It was used as the 3rd ending theme of the anime {{W|Soul Eater (manga)|Soul Eater}}. ''{{W|Diggyism}}'', his debut solo album, hit shelves on March 25, 2009.
His last solo single before reuniting with SOUL'd OUT, ''Stay Beautiful'', was announced as the 23rd ending theme of the anime series {{W|Bleach (manga)|Bleach}}, and was released on May 12, 2010. The follow-up album, ''{{W|Diggyism II}}'', came out on July 7, 2010.
===Bro.Hi===
Bro.Hi is the beat box/MC for SOUL'd OUT. During middle school, he formed a band and manned the drums. While seeing The Roots, Bro.Hi experienced his first exposure to the method of the human beat boxing. Afterwards, he began to polish the skills in human beat boxing.
With Soul'd Out, Bro.Hi helps to write the lyrics and performs backup MC. Artists who influenced Bro.Hi are {{W|The Roots}}, {{W|RZA}}, {{W|Busta Rhymes}}, {{W|Snoop Dogg}}, {{W|Nas}}, {{W|Naughty By Nature}}, {{W|Lauryn Hill}}, {{W|TLC (group)|TLC}}, {{W|Aaliyah}}, {{W|Zhane}}, {{W|The Who}}, {{W|The Doors}}, {{W|Janis Joplin}}, {{W|The Jam}}, Inoue positive water, {{W|DJ Krush}} and {{W|Utada Hikaru}}.
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