Dj Disciple 21 aka LoneSoulJAH!!!

Kinda hard to talk about myself(strange 4 a rapper, I know) but I’ll do my best...I was born in Queens NY to one Jamaican and one American parent. I spent the early years of my life in a brown stone home in Cambria heights but soon found myself experiencing life in the warm climate of north Miami beach. Soon after our initial move south my family and I relocated to Miramar. Originally we left Queens to escape the crime in NY(Great job escaping crime Dad(LOL)).Miramar was a great place to grow up. Kinda like a ghetto suburb. I remember making white friends in the knowles soon after we moved in and how quickly they hauled ass outta dodge when the realized they had black neighbors. The white people slowly but surely disappeared from radar in east Miramar making it the city we know and love 2day(don’t take that the wrong way).Because of the racial divide, the school board made the decision to bus middle school kids from my neighborhood up to Pembroke Pines taking me out of Perry middle and into Pines. the same year my parents shipped me off on my 1st solo trip to Jamaica where I fell in love with the Caribbean side of my heritage and also became spiritually aware for the 1st time! I also met the love of my life... Music. After graduating from Miramar High School where I developed free style skills in the hallway alongside with a few other Florida MC’s and reggae artists you may know, I went after the thing that I so desired.I began spinning records with three friends with whom I co-founded a sound system called Lethal Weapon and later began to blaze clubs and radio with another, more successful sound known as Karizma Vibez with whom I held down the 8-10 Friday night prime time spot on a young Caribbean fm station. Eventually I branched out on my own and found myself spinning and working behind the scenes of the music industry at VP Records as well as co-hosting the weekly reggae/reggaeton edition of "the Roof" alongside BET’s Julissa.After countless Club, Street festival(both Broward and Dade Carnivals) and Radio gigs including multiple appearances on Clint O’Neal’s legendary syndicated late night Thursday "Sounds Of The Caribbean" Dancehall show(RIP Father Clint)), I eventually hung up the turntables and picked the mic back up. Actually, I spoke to a well known prophet from Jamaica named Pastor Jean Henry(who went home to be with the Lord 02/26/2008) who much to my shock and amazement, let it be known to me that GOD’s purpose for me was to reach and lead many people to the truth and encourage great change on a large scale!Currently, I have refocused my energy on creating spiritual, relateble and conscious Hip-Hop. 4 those of you who haven’t seen me on stage yet prepare yourselves for a treat, I take my shows seriously! Once my debut album is complete I’ll be where ever you’re at doing what GOD made me to do...Spitting the truth and doing it well...