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D Jon

Versatile in every way. Placing a new brand into the hip hop industry and climbing the charts to be the greatest

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Picture for song 'Family Tree' by artist 'D Jon'

Family Tree Family Tree

Featuring: K Roc, Mugshot, Xstasy, Ro Ro, Young Wiz and Hurrykane

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Picture for song 'Show Me' by artist 'D Jon'

Show Me Show Me

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Picture for song 'Get Up' by artist 'D Jon'

Get Up Get Up

Featured in the Motion Picture 'ROCKY BALBOA'.

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Picture for song 'Dat Da Bidness' by artist 'D Jon'

Dat Da Bidness Dat Da Bidness

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Picture for song 'Keep It Hood' by artist 'D Jon'

Keep It Hood Keep It Hood

Always Keep It Hood Mayne

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Band/artist history
From the east side of Austin, Texas, this 25 year old, 6’3” recording artist D Jon has been described as a cross between Kanye West and the Dirty South’s T.I. In 2006 D Jon landed a track in the upcoming Rocky Balboa movie which cemented his position as Las Vegas’ rap king. Additionally, in the wake of the shooting death of his good friend and fellow Vegas rap cohort D Jon has refocused and redoubled the energy of the Vegas rap scene. D Jon’s unique blend of rap saw its birth when he began writing songs at age eight. By age eleven, D Jon recorded his first home-made album using two radios and industry instrumentals. By age thirteen, D Jon gained street credibility by free-styling with the older guys in the streets of Tyler, Texas. After high school, D Jon partnered with fellow southern rapper K Roc and they began recording their own demos in a one bedroom apartment. Soon after, D Jon relocated to Sin City to further pursue his music career. It would not be long before the Vegas rap scene would coin D Jon one of the city’s greatest. A track off of his first album, Versitile, by the name of ‘Clap Wit Me’ found its way to Las Vegas’ hip hop station 98.5 KLUC in a weekly MC battle. ‘Clap Wit Me’ won each week for eight weeks until it was retired by the station, and it also caught the ear of Grammy writer-producer Tommy Marolda (Nate Dogg, Kurupt, Bon Jovi, Cher) as well as entertainment attorney Robert Reynolds (The Killers, Louis XIV). Since then D Jon has recorded two albums with Tommy Marolda. After starting Duce Family Entertainment, LLC with partner K Roc and New York rapper Mug Shot, the trio released the Duce Boys debut album, From the Ghetto to the Grammy’s’ on March 14th, 2006. D Jon has become a very coveted Producer in his own right. Several Las Vegas and New York musicians have courted “Mr. Jon” for his production work. Most recently, D Jon produced the majority of Versitile, Versitile-Final Cut and the Duce Boys From the Ghetto to the Grammys, as well as tracks for local rap artist Shadow, and local R&B artist Fella.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Yes we play live in cities across the US and we keep it crunk every where we go. Special moments would be walking down the Red Carpet at the Rocky Balboa Premier. My song "Get Up" is featured in this motion picture.
Your musical influences
I was influence by my lifestyle
What equipment do you use?
All I need is 1 mic
Anything else?
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