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With a blend of the various musical flavors of their African background the group set about creating a hip hop sound distinctive from many of their peers at the time. In just over six months, the group had gained popularity locally and went on to perform in cities such as Sheffield, Hull, Bournemouth also getting the opportunity to showcase their music in Italy and Germany.

Their marketing and promotional skills saw them achieve a slot on a Ben T.V show in 2005 dedicated to emerging urban talent in the U.K. Despite the widespread acclaim and promising future, the boys took a break from making music together as academic challenges became a priority.

Kick starting their resurgence in December 2008 was a Jay-Vic appearance on the widely popular M.T.V Hugo boss urban competition followed by an appearance at the Miss Cameroon UK 2008 competition supporting established Cameroonian artists. Currently promoting singles ‘E Dey’ ‘Bad Girl’ and ‘Crazy’ the trio have already gained radio play and supported popular Nigerian artists such as Olu Maintain.

Work on the forthcoming debut album “JPS: Home and Away” has already began and is set for a summer release. Blending the vast musical styles that have influenced the group from Hip hop, soul, R n B, Makosa, High Life and Dancehall, Salsa and many others. The album threatens to establish JPS as African hip hop artist finally capable of conquering the global as well as home entertainment industry.

Started with the christain apostol children choir, in 1990 When I came back to the UK and contiuned schooling. I have been known for entertaining at parties and public occations.

During my Earlier days, i would sing, dance, and write poetry etc… Aged 16, I became the led vocalist in The Church Christ Embassy, Play days were over by the time i reached 20, and I focused on my singing career.

now i am 26 years old and i can see my self grown in the music i write and the stories i tell.  In j.p.s we dont just write only to entertain but also to reach out to the world in a intellectual level with the fans too, our single ‘EDEY’ is a song to tell the world that africa is also a nice place, africa is not what alot of people think it is. there is love there too, education there too, health there too.