Dubbed as the NewEAST Mouth of the South Jawz of Life, AKA J.O.L, AKA Jawz is a concert waiting to happen. Anytime and anywhere. Being true to the title of M.C. (Master of Ceremony), Jawz captivates audiences from young to young at heart. With the stage presence of a seasoned veteran, it is plain to see why this young man is poised for stardom. His energetic yet smooth lyrical flow lays on tracks of all kinds, but this is only the beginning. He paints masterpieces with his words as he weaves tales from his life experiences, everyday occurrences and creative storytelling without cursing. Picture a southern Common Sense with the wit of Jay-Z and the writing ability of Andre 3000. All it takes is one listen and you will become a believer.
His diversity lay with his many aliases, Jawz the quick to eat MC machine, and Jawz of Life or J.O.L for short, positive inspiration for the spiritually challenged. This rare talent elevates everyone to heights never imagined. What his mission is in his words, . powerful lyricist who uses speech to reach those in need of help. Just like the emergency Jawz of Life, I help people with verbal medical applications. Rescuing all people, including those that dont listen to Hip Hop, as well as people trapped in everyday mental accidents and situations. In other words, my music is for the soul.
Born and raised in Decatur, GA. this southern-bred M.C. offers a surprisingly unique and fresh view that will help re-shape the sound of Hip Hop coming out of the south. A lot of pressure for a newcomer but Jawz dismisses any doubts, I was born to do this. You cant write about talent like his, you have to experience it.
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