James Wolf

Well it all started on the early morning of November 6th, 1988. While growing up I found myself moving into the music culture more and more. As a young kid I remember copping the Puff Daddy & The Family Album as my first CD and before that I had the Busta Rhymes - Dangerous cassette. I was immediately hooked into the rhyme schemes and ways they worked words to a rhythm. I was an only child with a single mother and her music was so much different. It didn't have what rap artists had. I gra...

Well it all started on the early morning of November 6th, 1988. While growing up I found myself moving into the music culture more and more. As a young kid I remember copping the Puff Daddy & The Family Album as my first CD and before that I had the Busta Rhymes - Dangerous cassette. I was immediately hooked into the rhyme schemes and ways they worked words to a rhythm. I was an only child with a single mother and her music was so much different. It didn't have what rap artists had. I gradually began listening deeper and deeper such as Tupac and Wu-Tang. All artists at that time seemed incredible to me. I wanted a part of what they had been creating. I took a hit at a young age when my dad was stabbed by remarried wife. Once that happened alot came down on me and I instantly had my pen to the pad and it was like I had been doing it for years. At 12 years young I was writing full songs and teaching myself new ways of rhyme scheme, style, and consistency. Through the years trials and tribulations I had encountered show through much of my music but I don't let it hold me back. I'm here to stay in the music industry. You will be seeing a whole lot more of J.Wolf. I can assure you that much. Keep it locked right here cause I'm an upcoming artist and once my feet are planted, I ain't slipping ground and falling. -Much Love