A new French rapper , who begin in this american game. My Purple Tape coming soon

Jamaal ‘AFIZHU’ Wells may rep the Poconos, the area code ‘570’ but his life has been far from a vacation. After losing three of his best friends to gun violence before hitting puberty, AFIZHU learned early on to pour his anguish into poetry. Growing up in Jersey City, New Jersey, he remembers watching his mother sing in the choir and his grandfather lead a gospel group ‘The Rugged Cross Singers.’ Though those influences were strong, the call of the streets was too loud for him to avoid. By the age of 18, he was committing everything from petty theft to assault and eventually got slapped with multiple DUIs, which resulted in a five-year jail sentence. 

With the support of his mother, AFIZHU was able to forgo the five-year bid by enrolling into a 15-month Christian based program called Teen Challenge that taught him about spirituality and forgiveness. ‘I didn’t have any clue or direction prior to this program … I discovered there was a void that needed to be filled and a big part of my inspiration is finding God,’ AFIZHU remembers.  In a twist of fate, he was also chosen to be a part of a gospel rap group ‘Teen Challenge Disciples,’ where he wrote rhymes, shared his testimony, and performed in front of hundreds of people every month. It was during this time within the program that he re-discovered his love for poetry and lyrics.

Literally, music saved AFIZHU’s life and redirected his focus to the passion he’s always had within. ‘I never disconnected from the music or my pen,’ recalls AFIZHU. With a world-altering move from Jersey to the Poconos, AFIZHU’s mom stepped in to manage her son and give him the support to take a leap of faith that would jumpstart his career.

Within the last three years, AFIZHU has been focused on putting the Poconos on the map. He performed as an opening act for the Stop the Violence tour and has opened for national acts like Young MA, Vado, and Uncle Murda. And with tracks like ‘570,’ AFIZHU lets fans know that he’s here to stay. Currently, AFIZHU is readying his untitled EP that features the lead single ‘Too Extra.’ Defining his style as ‘commercially street,’ AFIZHU’s flow is a perfect blend of the streets mixed with the mainstream appeal that’ll grab the attention of hip hop fans across the country. 

With over a decade of rhymes, AFIZHU writes all of his own raps and is ready to take hip hop back to the foundation – raw and real lyrics that listeners can relate to. ‘I have a story to tell and this is what I was put here to do,’ he says confidently. And now that he’s put all the extra to the side, he’s ready to shine and show exactly why he’s AFIZHU…

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A&R / Producer / Songwriter

Eric Dubois, also known as EDP-Beats and Just Eric, is a friendly and talented record producer from Paris, France, with American roots. 

Eric's passion for music was ignited when he first picked up a guitar after being introduced to punk rock by a childhood friend.

 His musical style is a chill blend of hip-hop and indie rock, and he has an impressive ability to create beats on the fly by playing his own live loops in Ableton. 
Eric draws inspiration from a variety of musicians and producers including Rick Rubin, John Frusciante, Pharrell Williams, and James Brown. His biggest musical achievement was having one of his songs used as the anthem for an environmental campaign for Tazo Tea Company, featuring artist SZA. 

Eric has also demonstrated his dedication and resourcefulness by building his own mobile recording studio out in Hawaii. 

When performing live, Eric improvises with an open mic freestyle atmosphere that showcases his talent and creativity. As an artist, he hopes to inspire others to embrace their own creativity and individuality. 

Currently, Eric is busy producing J-Tello's new EP and sharing his love of music on his  Live Stream on Twitch, where he chats with fellow music enthusiasts and helps them create their best work. In the future, Eric hopes to become more involved in the behind-the-scenes work of guiding other artists towards their best music. 

For aspiring artists, Eric advises that being an independent artist requires equal parts passion and paperwork. Spend 20% of your time making music and the other 80% on the business side of things. Always stay true to yourself and never stop creating.

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THE ALIEN MON·
I am an extraterrestrial being using successive incarnation of musical sounds to reach this human civilization. My message is very simple Love is the one true religion.
(Mimi ni mtu wa nje ya ulimwengu wa galaji. Natumia mwili wa sauti ya kufanikiwa kufikia hii ustaarabu wa mwanadamu. Ujumbe wangu ni rahisi sana Upendo ndio dini moja ya kweli. )

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