Artist description J.B. is a unique rapper/entertainer with an awesome performance. He is definitely one to look for.

Music Style Club/up-tempo

Musical Influences B2K, P.Diddy and Michael Jackson

Similar Artists None, we have our own style

Artist History After thirteen ten hour days, J.B. and Nate created a song that would give not only them, but all of Lawton, Oklahoma’s local talent a chance to be heard. In May of 2001, their song “Jigalo” (which means dance) was aired on KJMZ’s slam it or jam it and received a one hundred percent jam. From that point on, “Jigalo” was being played just about everyday. The song had numerous request and it also started getting played in the local clubs. Their first performance of the song pulled in about five hundred people. After a couple months, J.B. went back into the studio and wrote a song called “U Don’t Know”. This song featured two of the hottest R&B singers in Lawton and was dedicated to those who have loss someone close to them. In August of 2001, “U Don’t Know” received a one hundred percent jam on KJMZ’s slam it or jam it. That was the day the radio station decided to give other local artist a chance to be heard. The dj, who aired the song, like it so much that she asked J.B. and the singers to do two intro’s for her radio show. The dj aired the two intro’s from August of 2001-May of 2002. In June of 2002 J.B. connected with Ms. Patricia Brown of Take It To The Top Management in Evanston, Illinois and Ms. Brown entered J.B. and Nate into a hip-hop/R&B Heineken commercial contest hosted by WGCI radio in Chicago. In July of 2002, J.B. and Nate were announced as the winners of the Heineken commercial contest for the whole Chicago area. Their prize from the contest was an all expense paid trip to the 2002 Billboard Music Awards/Conference in Miami, Florida at the Roney Palace. In February of 2003, J.B. won a spot on the Winterfresh Network Website for the commercial he did about the Winterfresh gum. People who viewed the website rated J.B.’s commercial a three and a half out of four stars. In May of 2003, J.B. moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado and after a couple of weeks trying to find a job, he got one and got back into the studio. In July of 2003, J.B. finished recording two more songs. He sent “Jigalo”, “Keep On Dancin” and “ Come On” to the radio station in Denver, Colorado (107.5fm) and landed a spot on the Local Love. Local Love is a part of their station where they take three songs from some of the tightest local artist in Denver and play them over the air for a chance to be heard or for a chance to be the opening act in a concert. J.B. is a very determined individual and knows what he wants out of this career. If he stays focused he may be the next hip-hop/rap superstar to lookout for.

Group Members J.B.

Instruments just a vocalist

Albums I Just Wanna Make You Dance

Press Reviews J.B. has had a numerous amount of songs played on his local radio station in Lawton,Oklahoma. He was the one artist that made K98 jamz start playing local talents music. He has also recieved radio play on 95.3fm,Lawton's only top 40 Station.

Location Colorado Springs, Colorado - USA

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