Rome Jeterr

Rome Jeterr Bio

Coming out of a ‘not so perfect’ area, where streets
filled with negativity bars the minds of many, independent rising star Rome
Jeterr uses his Southside Raleigh, N.C. upbringing as the muscle to his hustle.
The young independent artist believes that the only music that should be created
is the music that people can relate to and music that touches the soul. Rome
Jeterr has been pursuing a music career for a few years now. His plight toward
hip hop started out as just a hobby, but quickly turned into an obsession.
Jeterr’s previous mixtape ‘Wildin for
Respect’ explains Jeterr’s approach to this music thing. The N.C. artist
appreciates the support of those who come from areas – as those he comes from.
Jeterr’s approach to music, involves his advocating for those who didn’t have
much – the have-nots. Using classic sounding production, with a real authentic
hip hop feel to its sound, Jeter makes sure to include ‘real hip hop’ in his style as he gracefully lays bars down on
tracks. Influenced by only greats like Jay Z, Fabolous, and Lil Wayne, Jeterr
also states that independent legend of N.C. Shook Da Crook taught him about
staying true to where he came from and representing his hood – first and foremost. Rome Jeter’s style
is one of intelligence, and you can tell by his choice of wordplay that he’s
hip to a lot of ‘fake rap lives’
being lived on beats. Rome Jeterr chooses to stay authentic in his rhyming.
Most recent single and video ‘Give a F*ck’,
is the perfect example of a single from Jeterr that explains how dedicated an
independent artist can be to his own grind. Basketball dreams would fold for
the young high school star due to a physical injury, and Rome Jeterr would soon
up his grind a thousand – focusing strictly on the music. Rome Jeterr looks at
the music industry as a room full of followers, and he plans on brining a new
style of leadership to the game. Being placed on several music sites including
Karakhaotic.com, one of the biggest blogs in North Carolina, Jeterr is sure to
be one artist you’ll get familiar with shortly.Rome Jeterr  released the second installment to “Wildin
for Respect”.The title is “Widlin for Re2pect”,one of the most anticipated
mixtapes of 2015.Rome Jeterr is more than a artist.He is a creative director, creating
a holiday for his hometown called “RALEIGH DAY” that’s happens every September nineteenth
;named after    Raleigh, North Carolina  area code is 919    Follow @RomeJeterr on Twitter, Facebook, and
SoundCloud to stay in tuned to what’s next.