Coming from Lisson Green Estate in Central London, rapper Jondizzo grew up in a vibrant music hub surrounded by a diverse mix of artists and specifically, some of the best rap and grime acts in the game. Having endured a turbulent upbringing, he’s used his struggles to help shape the artist he is today.
During a stint in jail, he used the time he was locked up to develop his artistic skills and emerged from incarceration as an exciting and talented new artist on the UK rap scene.
Taking influence from the likes of Biggie Smalls, Jay Z and 50 Cent, he offers his razor sharp vocal flow spinning powerful lyricism over beat-driven instrumental backings that’s seen him catch the attention of listeners around the world.
Making his explosive studio music entrance in November last year, he brings us his debut track with “Came Up”, featuring friend and artist Big Simz. On his first effort, Jondizzo makes a compelling artistic statement with a cutting edge hip hop anthem packed full of punching beats, spacey instrumental textures and flawless vocal delivery.
With lyrics that move you just as much as its rhythm, “Came Up” sees the new artist drop a thrilling debut cut that’s sure to confirm his status as one of the most electrifying rap prospects in the UK and beyond.
Listen to Came Up below
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