spoken word artist, videographer and photographer with roots in DR Congo. His work bridges image and sound, emotion and thought, often exploring social themes and hidden truths. Art is his tool for connection and resistance, echoing his roots while reflecting on the West's impact on the Global Majority.

'Combining funk, disco and urban by experimenting the unusual'

Jarone, started as an urban producer in the underground scene of Tilburg. He composed music for starting artists and has participated in talent shows. He did this for a few years, until he wanted to create something new.

"I want to create something refreshing and combine genres in my own way." - Jarone

For about a year he didn't make music to discover new techniques and how to properly merge different genres. After that, packed with new skills, he created a new refreshing sound.

Jarone grew up with funk, soul, jazz and disco, giving him that swing on an early age. On top of that, his mother is a soul singer from whom he's learned a lot. By having all these timeless genres as a foundation for his music, he always finds unorthodox vibes and ways to compliment his productions. Creating old and new in his way, as he says it himself; "refreshing".

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