In 1999 he released his first solo recording, a clash of genres and pop-forms titled "Supremacist". According to the review by author and syndicated columnist Gregg Shapiro, then a writer for the Windy City Times, and Outlines, the recording was "unabashedly sexy and powerful," with "moments of dark and unexpected beauty." Though sales of the recording were considerably small, the work was artistically solid enough to garner two GLAMA (Gay and Lesbian American Music Award) nominations for Best New Artist, and Out Song "Trade". "Trade" a blend of alternative rock and Hip Hop would also appear in a Heavy Metal version on both "Super 8 Cum Shot Volume II" and "JINX TITANIC Booted & Cuffed". Also from "Supremacist" the punk song "Your Hearse Is Here" would later be re-recorded for "Super 8 Cum Shot Volume I", and eventually find its way onto the MTV show The Real World. "Supremacist" is currently out of print and unavailable in a digital format.