Rising hip-hop artist Jasuan (@6ksimmons) is making waves in the music industry with his unique sound and undeniable talent. From his early influences to his creative process, Jasuan opens up about his journey in music and his aspirations for the future. Growing up immersed in the music scene, Jasuan found inspiration in the studio sessions of influential artists like Quik and Dave. Their guidance and mentorship fueled his passion for music. Moreover, it was this that fueled him to pursue a career as an artist.
Furthermore, Jasuan’s sound defies easy categorization. Drawing from a diverse range of influences including Lil Wayne, Drake, Kanye West, and Travis Scott. His music blends elements of hip-hop with melodic hooks and infectious beats. Creating a style that is uniquely his own.
Reflecting on his most memorable moments in his career so far, he recalls the euphoria of being on stage and witnessing the energy of the crowd. These experiences drive him to continue pushing the boundaries of his artistry. And connecting with his audience on a deeper level.
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Despite the challenges of breaking into the industry, Jasuan remains focused on his craft and dedicated to honing his skills as an artist. With a genuine desire to connect with his fans and spread positivity through his music, Jasuan is poised to make a lasting impact in the world of hip-hop.
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“Honestly, I don’t think I’d be able to describe my sound as an artist,” Jasuan explains. “I do know I am heavily influenced by many artists. I’ve always loved hip hop ever since Wayne dropped ‘No Ceilings’. He’s my all-time goat when it comes to hip hop.”
“I guess it all started when I was growing up going to the studio with Quik and Dave,” says Jasuan. “Just being around that environment and their influence gave me the push that I needed to write and create art as an artist.”
“My goals for the music are to keep pushing it and create until I believe that I’m done,” says Jasuan. “I just like making feel-good music on my terms and no one else’s.”
