Killa Sin

Jeryl Grant (born April 2, 1976) better known by his stage name Killa Sin is considered the best-known member of Killarmy and is regarded as one of the most skilled Wu-Tang Clan affiliates.

Killa Sin
Birth name	Jeryl Grant
Born	(1976-04-02) April 2, 1976 (age 46) Staten Island, New York
Genres	Hip hop
Years active	1995–present
Labels	Soul Temple

Biography

Killa Sin has appeared on gold and platinum selling albums from members of the Wu-Tang Clan, on movie soundtracks such as Soul in the Hole and ONYX's Shut 'Em Down.

Killa Sin has been in-and-out of prison for the better part of his career and has been linked to several violent incidents within the hip-hop community including one in which rapper Mase left with a broken jaw and another where associates of 50 Cent were robbed. He is notorious in certain circles for having gone after figures of high prestige and celebrity. Killa Sin is the brother of Oli "Power" Grant, the Wu executive. He is currently mentoring his young nephew Young Prince. He was working on his own solo album.^[1] But in 2015, Killa Sin was convicted of criminal weapons possession and received a 16-years-to-life sentence. He is now currently in jail at the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, N.Y.^[2]

Discography

KILLARMY (GROUP)
Album Title	Album Info
Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars	Released: August 5, 1997 Billboard 200 chart position: #34 R&B/Hip Hop chart position: #10 Singles: "Swinging Swords," "Camouflage Ninjas"/"Wake Up," "Wu-Renegades"/"Clash of the Titans"
Dirty Weaponry	Released: August 11, 1998 Billboard 200 chart position: #40 R&B/Hip Hop chart position: #13 Singles: "Red Dawn"/"Where I Rest At," "The Shoot-Out"
Fear, Love & War	Released: September 11, 2001 Billboard 200 chart position: #122 R&B/Hip Hop chart positions: #34 Singles: "Street Monopoly"/"Monster," "Feel It"/"Militant," "Nonchalantly"
Greatest Hits	Released: May, 2011

KILLA SIN APPEARANCES
Artists	Track Title(s)	Album	Date/Label
Unreleased	Stop the Breaks (with, Raekwon, O.C., KRS-ONE, Notorious B.I.G.)	Unreleased	1995
Shyheim	Young Godz	The Lost Generation	1996
Wu All-Stars	Soul In The Hole	Soul In The Hole (Motion Picture Sound Track)	1997
La The Darkman	Heist Of The Century	Heist of the Century	1998
Method Man	Spazzola	Tical 2000: Judgement Day	1998
ONYX	The Worst (with X-1, Raekwon, Method Man, Ol' Dirty Bastard (sample))	Shut 'Em Down	1998
RZA	Terrorist	Bobby Digital In Stereo	1999
Inspectah Deck	9th Chamber	Uncontrolled Substance	1999
RZA	Fools La Rhumba	Digital Bullet	2001
Ghostface Killah	Strawberry	Bulletproof Wallets	2001
Inspectah Deck	Framed	The Movement	2003
Bronze Nazareth	The Bronzeman	The Great Migration	2006
Streetlife	Lay Down	Street Education	2005
Masta Killa	East MC's	Made In Brooklyn	2006
Ghostface Killah	Guns N' Razors	More Fish	2006
Cilvaringz	Blazing Saddles Dart Tournament	I	2007
Wu-Tang Clan	The Black Diamonds Drunk Tongue	Legendary Weapons	2011
Wu-Tang Clan	The Archer	The Man with the Iron Fists	2012
Ghostface Killah	Revenge Is Sweet Murder Spree	Twelve Reasons to Die	2013
Method Man	Symphony	The Meth Lab	2015

Videography

KILLA SIN VIDEOGRAPHY
Artist(s)	Album Info	Video Title(s)	Release Date
Sunz of Man	12" Single	Soldiers of Darkness (with 9th Prince, various Wu-Tang Clan cameos)	1995
Killarmy	Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars	Swinging Swords Wake Up (with Hell Razah, Prodigal Sunn and various Wu-Tang Clan cameos) Wu-Renegades	1997 Loud/Priority/Wu-Tang Records
Killarmy	Dirty Weaponry	The Shoot-Out (with Rza)	1998 Wu-Tang Records
ONYX	Shut 'Em Down	The Worst (with X-1, Method Man, Raekwon, Shyheim)	1998 Tommy Boy
Killarmy	Fear, Love & War	Feel It	2001

References

1. "WU-International.com - 9th Prince Interview". http://www.wu-international.com. Archived from the original on 2012-07-20. {{cite web}}: External link in |publisher= (help)
2. "Martin Shkreli's $2 Million Wu-Tang Album Might Not Be a Wu-Tang Album". https://www.bloomberg.com. {{cite web}}: External link in |publisher= (help)