J'sar follows A Tribe Called Quest to Conrad Tokyo, as he lifts a track from their latest album for his latest freestyle.  J'sar speaks on current events and flips from telling his story to that of an artist overwhelmed by the industry.

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Conrad Tokyo

“J’sar’s voice of reason deserves to be heard.” – Wendy Day, www.rapcoalition.org

J’sar was born in Newport News, Virginia. Growing up in an area known for producing top-tier talent, he recalls being introduced to music by his older sister and from his grandmother’s radio. Fascinated with the art, he would record songs from the radio and write the song lyrics. J’sar began writing and recording his own lyrics on his mom’s tape recorder during his elementary school years. He developed a passion for music, that would become his outlet.

J’sar began the journey of perfecting his craft, often skipping on summer fun while working to advance his skills as he continued pursuing his dream of a career in music. Citing 2pac and Nas as early influences, J’sar is a traditional lyricist, a poetic commentator with a witty rhyme style. He speaks for the dreamer. His music often has a motivational undertone. J’sar thrives on being heard.

Outside of the studio, experiences on both sides of the tracks have molded J’sar into a voice of the people. J'sar believes artists share the duty of providing play by play for all walks of life.

"Rap artists are the authors, we provide the commentary....."
He’s displayed his brand of hip-hop on various stages. His music has been featured on Nottz Raw’s Welcome Home Mixtape Series Volumes 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7. His music has earned favorable review from !llmind during Blapkit Submission Sundays, and also made it’s way in the studio of the Grammy winning J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League’s own sound architect Edward “UK” Nixon.

“As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to rap and be the voice you chose to listen to.”

In an era when almost anyone can call oneself a DJ, Parth Bhatia just 17 years old excels beyond your average listeners expectations, to separate himself from becoming just another button-pusher. This past year, Parth Bhatia has developed techniques dedicated to provide crowd enlightenment, and insight from a style all his own. In this time, Parth Bhatia has built up an arsenal of mashups, bootlegs, re-works, and edits, with which he creates a unique mixing experience that will satisfy a wide array of both EDM, and mainstream crowds alike.