J-South
Jonesboro, Georgia, United States | SELF
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J-South's "Work out Praise" was debut on CoCo brothers Atlanta Georgia based radio show as a contestant song going against one of Tye Tribbets songs. It beat that song and won for two weeks straight, even beating Marvin Sapp's "Never Would Have Made It" while it was number one on the charts. The people of Atlanta responded well to it. J-South has a number of other songs he plans on releasing for radio play as well as mixtapes that target the youth in the streets.
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J-South (Tony Jamal Bullock), before anything, is a humble servant of God. Growing up in a household with parents that loved the Lord and good music, he was bound to end up being influenced by both. Playing drums for a short period of time got him interested in beat making and production. Later his interest in lyrical content and arrangement grew. Before long, J-South was rapping and making his own beats. Unfortunately, it wasn't music that glorified God. Around the age of 19 J-South was shot in a robbery while at work. He vowed to use his God given gifts for the glory of God if God would just spare his life. Now what you have is an on fire, Holy Ghost anointed, bold individual who is using his gift and love for music to reach the world by the masses starting with one soul at a time. His music if filled with his love for God, his compassion towards people and there well being, and a variety of styles that will reach a grandma in her living room, a preppy family living in the city, or youth in a jail cell. This is God at work. This is J-South and his God given ministry. God Bless and Enjoy
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