Milwaukee’s own J.P. is entering a new era taking a turn from the viral whirlwind that first put him on the map toward something smoother, more soulful, and more honest. Known for breakout hits like “Bad Bitty” and “Juicy Ahh,” his bass-heavy, lowend anthems turned dance floors into echo chambers for his city’s sound. But now, J.P. is revealing more than just a hook, he’s revealing himself.
Influenced by legends like Marvin Gaye and Al Green, his new direction leans into soul-driven melodies, live instrumentation, and vulnerability without losing the bounce or sharp wit that made fans fall in love with his music in the first place. The lyrics hit differently: still young, still relatable, but deeper. More honest. More him.
It’s not a rebrand. It’s a reveal.

listen, with the climate of the world right now, u have to be tough, mentally physically spiritually. be confident in your core values and allow all things out of our control to happen and have the ability to react, analyze and move forward. at the end of the day i am only a man. a man living in the idea of another man’s mind. the consistent false expectations and rue assumptions this world has on how we as men should bleed think act speak shit pee eat walk sleep; with all due respect to the trials and tribulations our universal protectors, women, continue to endure and with all that being said majority of society would probably agree that historically across the globe men are seen as the anchor and big tough guy not being able to show emotion or allow the feminine traits that we ALL have to show in times of uncertainty. to make a long story longer, there are only three things in life i don’t play about. 

1. my family
2. my craft
3. dsk

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