J. Mic sets out to DEBUT 2016 with his 2015 installment of the Timeless Flow mixtape comprised of 17 mixed originals - including 3 bonus tracks. While this project is just the start of his artistry meddling with sound experimentation, the year-long project molded different sounds and followed J. Mic in his early years of songwriting.  The style of the project is garnered toward neo-soul, but has elements of variant sub-genres of classic Hip-Hop. 

Many thanks to his family for the support during the project, the studio that recorded most of it (The Lodge) and his supportive fans and friends alike who helped make this project possible. 

His motto going into the next project is, "Drive is key. Without drive, there is no deliverance." 

Timeless Flow

Timeless Flow - Track 5

Vocals by: J. Mic & Marvin Gaye
Produced by: YoWiLLLL
Engineered by: Willie 



What's Going On? (Prod. by YoWiLLLL)

Timeless Flow - Track 1

Vocals by: J. Mic, Iceman, Penzz 
Produced by: Navsta Beat Box
Engineered by : Will-e

Beatbox Freestyle (Prod. by Badboi & Navsta Beat Box)

Timeless Flow - Track 2

Vocals by: J. Mic
Produced by: Omito Beats
Engineered by: Will-e

An Open Letter (Written in Reverse) [Prod. by Omito]

Timeless Flow - Track 3

Vocals by: J. Mic 
Produced by: Aj Programma
Engineered by: Will-e

Movie Clip: 8 Mile 

Underground Dreams (Prod. by Aj Programma)

Timeless Flow - Track 4

Vocals by: J. Mic & Frank Sinatra
Produced by: One Tone
Engineered by: Will-e

Track Snippet: Frank Sinatra - A Day in the Life of a Fool

Fool's Gold (Prod. by One Tone)

Timeless Flow - Track 6 

Vocals: J. Mic
Produced by: Dylan Graham
Engineered by: Corey Mimller

Feel Good (Prod. by Dylan Graham)

Timeless Flow - Track 7

Vocals: J. Mic
Produced by: Mixla Productioons
Engineered by: Corey Miller

Sampled from: Atmosphere - Between the Lines

Way With Words (Prod. by Mixla Productions)

Timeless Flow - Track 8

Vocals: J. Mic 
Produced by: DJ Pulse (Sam Joocy)
Engineered by: 

New Era (Prod. by DJ Pulse/Sam Joocy)

Timeless Flow - Track 9

Vocals: J. Mic
Produced by: DJ Pulse (Sam Joocy)
Engineered by: Corey Miller 

Naptown Hero (Prod. by DJ Pulse/Sam Joocy)

Timeless Flow - Track 10 

Vocals: J. Mic
Produced by: Kevin Cruz
Engineered by: Corey Miller 

Devil's Advocate (Prod. by Kevin Cruz)

Timeless Flow - Track 11 

Produced by: Al Dali

Coffee & Cigarettes (Interlude)[Prod. by Al Dali]

Timeless Flow - Track 12

Vocals by: J. Mic
Produced by: Canis Major
Engineered by: Corey Miller

Shallow Waters (Prod. by Canis Major)

Timeless Flow - Track 13

Vocals by: J. Mic
Produced by: SlenDah
Engineered by: Corey Miller

Deeper Than The Surface (Prod. by SlenDah)

Timeless Flow - Track 14

Vocals by: J. Mic
Produced by: A.T.P.
Engineered by: Corey Miller 

Guilty Pleasure (Prod. by A.T.P.)

Timeless Flow - Track 16

Vocals by: J. Mic
Produced by: Keith Smith
Engineered by: Tyler Bloomfield

Portland Love (Prod. by Keith Smith)

Timeless Flow - Track 17

Vocals by: J. Mic
Produced by: DM Productions & The Termination
Engineered by: Tyler Bloomfield

Timeless Flow (Prod. by DMProd & The Termination)

Timeless Flow - Track 15

Vocals by: J. Mic
Re-produced by: Zachery Beverly
Engineered by: Tyler Bloomfield

*Apologies for pitch shift. I do not own this song. But these are some nice original lyrics though, huh?*

Our Time (ReProd. by Zachery Beverly)

Timeless Flow - Track 20

Vocals by: J. Mic
Produced by: Mixla Productions
Engineered by: Tyler Bloomfield

317 [BONUS TRACK] (Prod. by Mixla)

Timeless Flow - Track 19

Vocals by: J. Mic
Engineered by: The Lodge Studios

The Biggest L [BONUS TRACK]

Timeless Flow - Track 18

Vocals by: J. Mic
Instrumentation by; James Wilder
Produced by: Dylan Graham
Engineered by; The Lodge Studios

Feel Good ft. James Wilder [BONUS TRACK] (Prod. by Dylan Graham)

Artist from the Midwest who resides in Northern California. You can find out more about J. Mic through the songs posted, so stay updated.

As of late:

In 2024, J. Mic released two projects that marked his final entries into his discography. On 4/23/24, the 29th birthday of J. Mic, he released his final mixtape, “4 Tha Homiez.” This 13 song mixtape was a raw and personal insight into the artist’s friends and family dynamic and an ode to the depth of those relationships. 5 months later, on 9/22/24, the final day of summer, he released his final LP, “California Radio.” Both poetic in date and theme, The Kid hangs his hat up and steps down from recording any more music in the future. J. Mic has been DJing in Sacramento and plans to continue creating mixes and expanding his musical horizons in parallel schools. Be on the lookout for mixes and snippets via SoundCloud or his Instagram.

For inquiries/bookings contact jmic.officialmusic@gmail.com