Remedy, born Ross Filler in Staten Island, New York, is an American rapper and a known associate of the Wu-Tang Clan, boasting a unique approach that bridges the traditional gap between the raw, uncut ethos of street-level hip-hop and the holistic, often spiritual lyricism that his content embodies. Emerging in the music scene in the late 1990s, Remedy gained recognition with his contribution to the Wu-Tang Clan's compilation album “The Swarm,” particularly with his track "Never Again," which poignantly delved into the Holocaust experience, reflecting his Jewish heritage.

His career spans over two decades, with a consistent output that showcases his adaptability and dedication to his craft. Among his most notable works are "The Genuine Article" and "Code:Red," which have solidified his place in the hip-hop world. The projects “Remedy Meets WuTang” and “Crazy 8's” serve not just as demonstrations of his musical prowess but also as testaments to his deep-rooted connections with the Wu-Tang Clan and their extended family. With his lyrical storytelling and distinct voice, Remedy remains a respected figure, having built a legacy that intertwines cultural introspection with the gritty narrative of New York rap.