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As the thoroughbred leader of the New South rap movement, Jamez Bund has embraced the regions popularity explosion and has become a modern day hot boy even amongst the disheartening racism, poverty and gang violence that continues in his home state of Arkansas. The 20 year-old CEO/Rapper/Producer is one of hip-hop’s most intriguing and in-demand talents and is primed to become the next great from the South to put his hometown on the map (following in the footsteps of Atlanta’s T.I., Houston’s Paul Wall and Baton Rouge’s Lil Boosie). Fans worldwide are highly anticipating J.B‘s “Dirty South Ride With Me” and “From The Streets 2 The Sheets” featuring T.I., Nelly, Plies, Twista, Lil Flip, T-Pain and more.

The trend-setter recently landed a distribution deal for his country-fried album “Something 2 Ride To Vol.1” which will be in stores nationwide and features The College Campus Pimp alongside the Kentucky-bred R&B star 2-Wayy. Jamez Bund reigns as the C.E.O. of Thug Love Records (Little Rock, AR) and is a member of the dirty south’s hottest new duo “G-N-B”, along with group co-founder Mr.Grumz. They gained regional fame during their high-school years by releasing 4 underground albums under the alias “Ounce & Gameboy”. For more information on Thug Love Records, G-N-B and future releases visit www.ThugLoveRecords.com.

Jamez Bund is currently attending college in Little Rock while recording his nationwide debut album in Miami, Atlanta, L.A. and Toronto. Jamez is also a highly respected and internationally renowned producer in the music industry, he has produced for over 1,500 recording artists and has worked with Rap-A-Lot Records, Cash Money Records, Def-Jam and Sony to name a few major labels. His revolutionary website www.Superstarbeats.com is now selling memberships to any artist or label that needs hot royalty-free production. After touring and performing at clubs in Germany, Turkey and Greece in 2005 and 2006 Jamez Bund has become the first Turkish/American hip-hop icon and continues to potentially link the 2 largest hip-hop markets in the world. The ambitious rap trailblazer continues to represent his beloved Arkansas with an attitude that reflects a quote from his favorite artist: “I believe that everything you do bad comes back to you. So everything that I do that’s bad, I’m going to suffer for it. But in my heart, I believe what I’m doing is right. So I feel like im going to heaven.- Tupac Shakur June 1996