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Jayo Sama is a rapper and record producer from Lake Park, Florida a small town in Palm Beach County, Florida. He is best known for his breakout hit "Intro".

In 2016, Jayo Sama released his first song "Juice" on SoundCloud which he rapped and produced.  Later that year, Jayo released his first mixtape "Bringin Drama Vol. 1" which included four songs, "Intro", "You Sleep", "What It Is", "Where They At", and "How you call yourself a shooter". 

Jayo Sama released his first music video "Intro" on YouTube on December 10, 2016. A few months later he was sentenced to 1 year in prison and was eventually released in 2018. Since his release from prison he’s released numerous singles on SoundCloud and a new mixtape “Out On Bond”. 

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Contact: bookjayosama@gmail.com

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