Jey left ARK Music Factory in May 2011 with Wilson remaining the CEO of the company. He chose the name "Ark" because of his Christian background. In 2010 he co-founded ARK Music Factory in partnership with Clarence Jey, an Australian record producer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist musician. He got married in 2008 to a Spokane-native woman who moved with him to California. He worked for a while trying to promote his own musical career before deciding to produce for other potential artists instead. Under the name Pato, he also did modelling posing for various brands. He studied at Whitworth University in Spokane, Washington before moving to Los Angeles in 2007 convinced that it was the place to be for music business.
Wilson moved to the United States in 1999, where he took his flavor of Nigerian music, along with his style of music he had performed in Eastern Europe and combined it with new age hip-hop.
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He also appeared in performances on Slovak television stations as well as becoming an aspiring athlete training rigorously under the supervision of a professional Russian coach for a possible qualification for international track and fields events including the Summer Olympics representing Nigeria. He toured in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and many other Eastern European countries, and speaks fluent Slovak. He is also known as Pato for his various performances as a rapper.
He began touring as a backup singer with Malian-Slovak pop star Ibrahim Maiga. Later, he attended school in Europe and trained in track and field events. Wilson's musical beginnings were when he sang in his mother's church and helped out with youth programs at school. He studied at Wilson Prep School, a Christian school his mother had established, and then Zamani College and Essence International School in Nigeria. Wilson's father was a Nigerian chemical engineer and his mother an Irish British church minister.
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