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	Jordan Christopher King, (b. March 21st, 1993) better known by his stage name King Sole formerly Sole Blind, is an up and coming hip-hop entity born in Lefrak City of Queens, NY and raised in the Ravenswood Housing Projects of Long Island City. Known for his versatile approach to hip-hop music, he has the ability of crafting a radio friendly track to the table with up-tempo production, meanwhile also focusing on socially conscious issues from growing up in the projects and the poverty that he may see before his eyes matched with a boom-bap beat. No matter what the style of production it may be, Sole jumps on a track and makes it his own. 
Embracing music at the early age of 9 years old, Sole joined the St. Rita’s Elementary School Choir amidst writing poetry on his spare time, then playing bass drum for his school marching band. As a music patron it was rare that Sole would listen to hip-hop, however, that was until he heard the album of an artist from across town on the Southside of Queens, 50 Cent and his pivotal “Get Rich or Die Trying.” Looking at this as a turning point in his life, from that moment he became a “hip-hop junkie” as he titles it, Sole began digging in the crates and researching hip hop greats from the past to assist on perfecting his own musical craft. Sole cites artists such as Nas, Notorious B.I.G., Tupac and Jay-Z to be his biggest influences, meanwhile still looking up to newer artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Kid Cudi, and J. Cole just to name a few.
Now forced to match his poems to beats, Sole looked to the same sources of inspiration, his current mood and what is going on in his surroundings at the moment. Which all then led to the release of his first mixtape “The Sound of Thought” under the moniker Sole Blind in 2011. Still new to the hip-hop game and a bit uncertain about his talent, the mixtape was kept a “secret” by Sole, a well kept secret at that. 
Two years later Sole hits the studio for his upcoming mixtape “Pain Killers” as he displays his progression in music. This time he is not only on the mic, but behind some of the production as well. Moving forward he simply has two goals in mind simply to tell his story in his own words for the whole world to hear  it, and strives to make his own lane in the hip-hop industry and be that artist that artists following him, look up to, as he did with his own influences.

KING SOL

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