Jizxle

Hailing from Alton, IL, a small city just outside of St. Louis, a young king was born. Jizxle (pronounced Jizzle) has been making music since the young age of 9. Now 22, he's gained a ton of experience in professional studios, worked with and opened up for national artists such as Migos, B.O.B., and T.I., and created a name for himself. Jizxle's sound is unique and brings an overall positive message to the Industry: Be Yourself. With his motto being "Grind, Work, & Succeed", this refreshing young artist is definitely worth keeping an eye out for.

Social Media:

Instagram: @Jizxle (www.instagram.com/jizxle)

Facebook: @Jizxle (www.facebook.com/jizxle)

Twitter: @Jizxle (www.twitter.com.com/jizxle) - ThisIs50

ALTON — Hailing from “A-L-T-O-N” as his song “Young King” proclaims, Jordan Atkins, also known as JIZXLE (pronounced Jizzle) was the star of a positive hip hop video, “Humble Beginnings,” shot on the streets of Alton Sunday afternoon.

“It is important that we spread a positive message to the entire community,” said Cassandra Campbell, organizer of the event and mother to one of the entrepreneurs selling T-shirts. “We want to bring people together. That is what this event is all about.”

As Ambient Perspective, a professional video company out of St. Louis, shot the video, between 100 and 150 people gathered to be a part of the video, eat the free hot dogs and enjoy the free water that was available as part of a community block party. The New Community Relations Committee organized the party to celebrate Jizxle’s musical performance. People were from not only Alton but, from all of Madison County, and parts of St. Clair and St. Louis counties.

Encouraged by his father, Atkins began music at age 9. He graduated a year early from Alton High School in 2012 and has traveled all over the country as an opener for many famous rap groups. His message is “Grind, work and succeed” — and that he is doing.

With two of his friends, A’basa Brown Jr. and Bradley Cox-Campbell, Atkins has opened an online clothing line, also named “Humble Beginnings.” Currently they are selling T-shirts but hope to expand the line. On his website, people who attended were asked to wear black. Several also wore the black Jizxle T-shirts.

Filming Sunday was the third video Atkins has produced. His other videos are: “Way Up Push-Pray Until Something Happens” and “No Pressure.” They are hoping that “Humble Beginnings” will be complete in two weeks and can be seen at Facebook\Jizxle or at www.iamjizxle.com. To order T-shirts, go to the Facebook page. - The Telegraph

From rhyme, rhythm, and real reason, Illinois’ Jizxle (pronounced Jizzle) has made a dent in today’s music and entertainment world. The dedication is no less than the best and putting in the effort to make it to the big leagues won’t be a surprise in this case. Do not forget that when you hear Jizxle on the airwaves nationally or even internationally that we predicted the success.

Commonly misunderstood, Jizxle has plans for making a statement in the industry. His unique flow mixed with versatility has him kept him on the radar. He represents the struggle and has overcome many obstacles throughout his journey to break into the industry but his overall message is “Grind, Work, & Succeed” and firmly believes that consistency yields results. Jizxle has opened up for artist such as B.O.B., Anderson Paak, Migos, Sy Ari, Mike Will Made It, Rich Homie Quan, and K Camp.

He’s no stranger to professional publications and has been featured in articles with BNG Magazine based out of Atlanta, Ace Magazine based out of Miami, and Triv Magazine based out of San Diego, California. Jizxle plans to continue booking shows in the US and overseas markets while getting his music heard worldwide to keep adding to the fan base. He is currently working on an album for 2016, more information on the album will be released at a later date.

Official website: www.iamjizxle.com
Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/jizxle
Social Media: @Jizxle - RB Lifestyle Magazine

ALTON — The Spirits Lounge will host hip-hop artist Jizxle and his website release party Saturday, Oct. 3.

The performer goes by @jizxle on all social media, and is releasing his website “IAMJIZXLE.COM.” He will give those in attendance at the event a first look at one of eight videos from his project tilted, “The JP,” available on Datpiff.com, which will release Saturday, Oct. 10.

Jizxle, an independent artist, commonly mispronounced (pronounced Jizzle), has opened up for artists’ such as Rich Homie Quan, Migos, B.O.B, Mike Will Made It, and K Camp. He has also been featured in magazines such as Ace Magazine, based out of Miami, and BNG Magazine, based out of Atlanta. His latest music release is a short film titled “The Trilogy” which can be seen on YouTube and the audio is available for download on ITunes.

Visit Jizxle on social media Instagram: @jizxle; Twitter: @jizxle; Facebook.com/Jizxle; www.artistecard.com/jizxle. Or email him at jizxle.info@gmail.com. - The Telegraph

Here’s something refreshing: a young rapper who’s not a weirdo. Jizxle (pronounced Jizzle) is an up and coming Midwest rapper. Hailing from Illinois, the fresh faced rapper has raw talent, but not raw in a bad way. His music is infectious and doesn’t seem overly braggadocious. Check out his single “All Good” and be on the look out for a more in-depth feature about it him in the future. - Triv Magazine