Tyler Jackson (a.k.a. T. Jack) is an artist-producer-engineer born in Charlotte, North Carolina and raised in the outskirts of Atlanta. As an infant, T. Jack moved around a lot with just him and his mother spending a short time in California, moving to Atlanta, GA and then Acworth, GA a.k.a. “Cracworth”. This city he mainly grew up in isn’t the projects or the slums nor is it filled with gated communities and mansions. Cracworth serves as an epitome between the two. You’ll see poor people, rich people, drug addicts, families and Waffle Houses being robbed in the parking lot of a Publix. Cracworth is a living oxymoron but nonetheless it is what T. Jack calls home. It’s the place that gives him the experience to speak on racial issues within his music. It’s the place that has molded his palette of sounds whether that’s from his family playing vinyl soul records or the soundtracks of life that were listened to while running around town with his homies. If you had to sum up T. Jack’s musical message, it would be to stay grounded in yourself and where you come from while also striving to better yourself and those around you and also…. have fun.