Atlanta Artist Jayce Verse Is Most H8ed

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec. 20, 2012 - Jayce Verse was born on Jul 2 on an air force base in New York. He was raised until the age of

thirteen in Pittsburgh PA. His father was forced out of his job for backing the union and moved Verse

to Augusta, Ga. The third day he was in middle school, some crew was bragging about signing a

record deal so a pass the mic session occurred.  He jumped in and blew them away with sixteen bars.

By the age of fifteen he had his first group, three songs and a weekly performance at an adult

nightclub. They performed for drinks and they got to stay backstage with the dancers. By the age of

seventeen around his city he was a local celeb.  He was also seen as a gangster or thug. Lots of close

friends went to jail for bids and others moved to escape the time or joined the army. Jayce was alone

and in that situation you either fold or push. And of course, he pushed.

Jayce recorded an intro for a DJ at Foxie 103.1, his name was Robert Taylor. Jayce got a call from

one of Roberts dj's by the name of Mojo. Mojo told Jayce, if he wanted to be big he had to think big

and work hard. He gave Jayce two numbers both in Atlanta. Jayce made some trips to Atlanta and

spoke with several people about just recording. At that point Jayce best friend and dancer were

killed. Jayce friend RED G went to his apartment handed Jayce the rent and said we'll rap for food.

Jayce became obsessed, reading, listening and entering every talent contest in Atlanta. Jayce signed

to a label out of Augusta, but his cd wasn’t pushed or funded. He called several old friends to discuss a

label and Pimptown Records was born. A cd rushed to the street and copyright infringements made

him have to revamp and start over.  Jayce began to buy recording equipment and World Mob

Entertainment was the new name  and new focus. His goal as a rapper is to bring back the lyrics and

make people feel where he is coming from in his music. To make rap pure again and to bring our form

of music back home to the streets. Hopefully a new age of rap will appear.

Verse has been in and on the cover magazines such as, Mac Tunes, Hostile, Conversations, Hip Newz (Japan), La Industry Magazine(Paris) and many more. He has had over 900 Radio interview all over the East and West Coast.

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