Listen To Jamesïo And Enjoy His Chill Summer Track
Jamesïo has California roots and a Florida upbringing that gives his sound a distinct culmination of west coast wavy with a southern touch. His fresh delivery is accompanied with witty and metaphorical lyrics making this an easy to listen to track.
The title HHH. is an acronym for "HïtchHïkingHearts." which is poem he wrote about two people meeting during their travels who happen to fall in love and see the world together. The 70's references is a nod to the era of "hitch hiking", hippies, & being free.
While music is a very important part of his life, Jamesïo aspires to be one of the first artists in the hip-hop scene to breakthrough as an entertainment lawyer, who himself, is an entertainer through music and various other art forms. His ultimate goal is to grow his platform in order to effect real change in the world, one stream, and soon, one policy at a time. So support this future lawyer and stream HHH. now.
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