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My name is JJ4K. I was born and raised in Brisbane, Queensland. Specifically, I spent my early years in Boondall and Zillmere (4034), and the other half of my adolescence in Inala (4077). My ethnicity is Samoan and Tongan, but spent all my years around my Samoan half. Currently, I’m aspiring to be an artist, trying to become one of the best lyricists in the Australian/New Zealand scene. From very early, I figured out I wanted to be a performer in music. I was never NOT dancing. My first mentor was my uncle, he always put me onto any music that was either new or a must-know classic. The sound eventually took over and younger me started picking up sticks to hit things and I was hooked from then on. At the age of 8, the first real instrument was the drums, soon after (while scouring YouTube) I picked up the guitar. The knowledge and confidence came through joining the Church band when I was 9. It wasn’t much longer until I picked up the bass and then followed by the piano/keyboard. Meanwhile, throughout my schooling in this time I also got a hold of a missing iPod 4 and was hit by a range of artists who I wanted to follow when it came to lyrically crafting songs. What really made me want to get into writing rhyme schemes and lyrical verses was a Bad Meets Evil album (Eminem and Royce Da 5’9) as they said things that I knew were making sense to someone, even if it was too much for my 8-year-old brain. This one tiny little iPod showed me a variety of songs that I knew I could somehow flip to inspire others. This long journey of basic music theory from ages 8-15 gave me the necessary tools to create a foundation to understand how to create my own songs and beats. I’ve been hooked on this journey to create and innovate ever since.

 To be a Pacific man in this industry may soon come as challenging, my voice doesn’t exactly match my appearance and I may be misconstrued as a true-blue Aussie rapper. On the contrary, I recognize that the range of Islander artists who have come before me have made it a lot easier for me to enter. To name a few, Lisi and OneFour, they have made exceptional moves as some of Australia’s top artists. Before them, Adeaze, Savage, Scribe, etc. – all these people have done something in the past that makes my aspirations easier, I feel like I have nothing to complain about… yet. However, I do sometimes feel overlooked. The market is oversaturated, with clones of these same Islander legends. Nevertheless, I believe as an Aussie-Pacific artist, because I don’t sound how you’d think I sound, I stand out immensely amongst the Islander line-up and crowd.

 My new EP “I’m Talking” is just a stand out track. It’s all about me showcasing my penmanship, lyricism as well as my versatility. I have 3 tracks with 3 different beats where I get to talk my game – “Who’s That”, “Notice”, and “I’m Talking”. The third track, however, was not too personal but something that holds a little bit of substance of some issues I’ve been going through following high school. I wanted to add a little more material to an EP where “I’m talking” about “how” I aspire to be the best rapper and show people “why” I’m aiming so high for it. There are way too many lessons that I have learnt over the years of me completely messing up multiple times, but one that’s stuck with me for a long time was given to me by a hearty rugby player I know. He told me that if I want to be seen as the best, I have to think like the best. As cocky as it sounds, that’s my mentality when I step in the booth. It may not be the truth; it certainly isn’t the reality at this stage of my career but only one person really picks up my slack and that’s me. At the same time, I have always been taught to keep humility in my mind. There is a big difference between confidence and cockiness.



in a box. Keep striving for something beyond that goal.

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