Philadelphia’s Jus O is one of a kind and it can be traced all the back to his upbringing and love for the entire spectrum of the arts from an early age. Jus O stands for “Just Uniquely Sharing Observations” which is meant to point and highlight Jus O’s love and passion for storytelling. With how Jus O was brought up it’s no wonder that he has an unmatched ear for production. Picking the perfect pocket of 90s and early 2000s influence, Jus has a universal appeal and the ability to rock and entertain any crowd. As we’re just a few months into the new decade, the Philadelphia native recently performed with Cam’ron which is setting the tone for a productive 2020 from Jus.

Born Omar Clark, Jus O was drawn to music and art from the jump, Jus attributes his older brother as his introduction to music. “I was just trying to be cool like him…I would soak up all the information I could receive from his world while in the house or outside of it” Jus says. On the other side of things Jus O was actively studying and learning about hip-hop, literally going from basketball practice at the beginning of the month and tap dance rehearsal a few weeks later. During all this, Jus O is also taking a hip-hop dance class, subconsciously training for the beats he’d be listening to and rapping over down the line. In high school, Jus O lost his father and as a way to cope and grieve, he made the deep dive into poetry and writing. As Jus began to carry his father’s legacy, little did he know his musical journey was just beginning.