NoWayJose
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Growing up in Compton,California, Born Samuel Howard ,Jr. in 1983, nickname as June which was given to him by his mother, Rella Swafford Howard. June, grew up in the small suburb of Los Angeles, a place known for its popular history of rags to riches stories, stardom, glamour, and fame. June, has lived through the history of the rap game growing up listening to N.W.A, Rakim, DJ Quik, and Public Enemy just to name a few. Getting a creative style of music June had dreams of becoming a emcee since the age of 13. Leaving Compton in 2000 after his Mother passed away June moved to Inglewood, California to finish his last two years of High School. While not giving up on his dream June was still determined, staying in the studio laying down tracks day and night. In 2002, June moved to Louisianna to be in search of his family roots , he observed there style of hip-hop which was a little bit amp for his style , from Club Alumination and The Square Night Club, June perform out there and has gotten a whole lot of respect from his versatile skills of being a emcee. Currently June is back in California working with his group called the crazy 88 . The Crazy 88 Album will be out in February 2004 and in the process he is also working on his solo album. He devote his time to Project Blowed open mic workshop and also J.U.I.C.E .
I am NOWAYJOSE from los angeles born and raised .project blowed and juice head just want to bring out his music to the world..most inspiration in music will be ll cool j ,common sense,ice cube,mos def,talib kweli,and mf doom..also do production his inspiration into that is his mom,the neptunes,kanye west,and madlib..Have you performed in front of an audience?well my moments are at juice and project blowed well known open mic workshops
Your musical influences
ll cool j,kanye west,run dmc,krs one,ice cube,madlib,mf doom,abstract rude,talib kweli,mos def,and rakimWhat equipment do you use?
reasons and fruity loopsAnything else?
i like girls lol
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