BIO

Born Tavon'te Craft in Camden, NJ, on April 13, 1992, and raised against the vibrant backdrop of the Jersey Shore, Tutt Jones is an award-winning rap artist carving out his space in a world that often overlooks voices like his. With roots in a community marked by both beauty and struggle, Tutt channels the energy of icons like Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliott, and André 3000, weaving their influences into a tapestry of street poetry that speaks to the heart of the human experience.

Tutt’s journey has not been easy. Growing up surrounded by gang violence and poverty, he faced challenges that would break many. Yet, instead of being silenced by these hardships, he transformed his pain into powerful art. His music blends gritty street hip-hop with heartfelt anthems that resonate deeply, capturing the raw emotions of joy, sorrow, and resilience.

In a world rife with discrimination and misunderstanding, Tutt stands fearless and unapologetic. His lyrics are a rallying cry for the LGBTQIA community and allies alike, pushing against the tides of hatred and ignorance. He embodies the struggle for acceptance, using his platform to inspire others to embrace their identities and fight for their place in the world.

Each track is a testament to his journey, filled with an honesty that demands attention. Whether he's crafting a hard-hitting banger or a reflective anthem, Tutt invites listeners to feel every note, to see the world through his eyes, and to join him in dreaming of a better tomorrow. His music isn't just entertainment; it's a movement—a call for empathy, understanding, and change.

As Tutt Jones rises to prominence, he’s not just making a name for himself; he’s creating a legacy. His fearless authenticity and compelling storytelling make him a must-listen artist, promising to captivate and inspire anyone who encounters his work. In Tutt's universe, every struggle is a stepping stone, and every voice deserves to be heard.