Joseph Andrews Jr. d.b.a. “N-Sight” and “Too-Sweet” is a native of Houston, Texas. His outgoing personality is exhibited through his music. He writes and produces his own songs and unique style of music. His words bring revelation and insight, not only God’s word, but also about current events happening in society today. 

For a brief look into the life of “N-Sight”; he started writing poetry while in Jr. High School, which sparked his interest in rap music. During his high school years, N-Sight performed at local basketball and football games, tennis courts, school dances, and talent shows. In 1986, while with a manager, his group the “Beat Box Boys” was the opening act for Doug-E-Fresh at the Ultimate Rhinestone Wrangler in Houston, Texas. In 1988, at the request of his art teacher, N-Sight entered a Ch. 11 sponsored citywide competition called, “Stop the Madness” which was a publicity campaign against doing drugs. Thinking he had a slim chance to win, they entered and won the grand prize, which was a 30-second rap (PSA) on Channel 11 News in Houston, Texas. 

In 1998, God called N-Sight to awareness and gospel rap. During this time in N-Sight’s life he began an extensive road tour with local and out of town production companies and logged his performances in Texas, St. Louis, and Georgia. N-Sight relocated to St. Louis, MO in 2003, where his new gospel inspiration from the Holy Spirit gave new birth to a new sound and vision in his style and music. He co-produced, a gospel cd titled “The Krunk Project” that showcased his style of gospel raps and featured various artists on several tracks. After producing that cd, God gave N-Sight the inspiration to produce a different type of cd in order to bring awareness and understanding about the various diseases and syndromes that are affecting society today. During this time, he reached out to many government, national, state, and local health organizations, received the requested statistics and facts about the corresponding ailments and in 2005 / 2006, the “Awareness I” project was born. His Group, the JCC's, solely performed at awareness events with the state clinic in St. Louis, MO called Delmar Health Centers. 

In January of 2007, God told N-Sight to moved to Georgia and  immediately started impacting the lives of people in Atlanta. He has been featured in a publication in Douglasville, GA, called the “Chapel Hill News and Views”, July 2007 issue, that circulates to thousands of people in that local area. 

N-Sight moved to Dallas Texas in November of 2007, and he currently has completed four new cd albums ready for production. The “Awareness II” project features new diseases and syndrome songs such as: Prostate Cancer, Peer Pressure, Lou Gehrigs Disease, M.A.D.D and Obesity, just to name a few.  The “Societys Ylls” project features songs that deal with our society as a whole with songs such as: Hell, Addicted, and Dead Beat Dads. The “Texas Holdin’em” project is a artistic compilation of songs that has nice groove beats with songs like: Texas, Ladies, Whats Up, and Fried Chicken & Eggs. And the last album completed is a solo gospel cd titled, “Immortalized” with songs such as: Immortalized, THUG (Temple Housed Under God), The Battle, and Holy War.

N-Sight now plans to get his messages to the healthcare industry. He is an independent artist looking to get the messages of his raps to every person in the world. He is hoping the music industry professionals will give an ear to his message and lend a hand to help accomplish this vision. In his own words, “If the people are looking for a rapper with a message - let them look no further!” 

Contact information: Joseph Andrews Jr.
PO Box 924
Hurst, TX 76053
Cell: (817) 269 – 0015 or by email at: drew_233@yahoo.com


Landon A.  aka " Lil-T / LC"  is a native of Fort Worth Texas. He has been performing on stage live with his dad, Joseph A. aka "Too-Sweet / Nsight" since the age of 4. He is a dynamic young artist with a unique voice for rap. He has performed at the Fort Worth Water Gardens in 2015 for the Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation and has been featured in several videos with his dad that are found on youtube under lonestarson7. He has also performed for the "Don't Do Drugs" week at his elementary school in Keller Texas in 2017. He is currently, 2021, working with a local city youth organization called ACH (All Childrens Housing) who is in the process of presenting his song called "Safe Place" for a Tik Tok challenge starting in June in order to bring awareness to any and all youth who needs assistance in their daily lives. His school, Brandenburg Elementary, currently videographed his song called "Test Taking" on location, 05/06/2021, to issue it for the Irving Independent School District STAAR testing week in order to encourage kids to do their best! Please stay tuned as you will hear more from this artist in the days, months, and years to come!
His new album was just released on Spotify, iTunes, Apple music, Pandora and over 150 streaming stations this week! Type in: The Awakening (feat. Too-Sweet) in order to listen! 

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