Mr. Jaize VanCrump, otherwise known to his fans as "J. VanCrump", or simply "Crump" has been a Diamond in the Rough for years amongst the Hip Hop Undergrounds Unsigned Hype. With 6 Official Releases and a bevy of features and leaked material he has withstood the test of time and maintained a solid foundation of followers. Laying claim to Louisiana, Colorado, and Nebraska as homes, a diverse variety of fans continue to support and spread Crump and his messages. The Rap game according to many insiders and fans alike, has become watered down with ignorant repetition, thus lacking the Individual Creativeness, Story Telling, and Substance within Subject Matter that we've come to appreciate. And That's when Artist like Mr. Jaize VanCrump comes in. Passionate about his Craft. Passionate about Reaching the People through Passionate Content. Even the Label he helped establish gives an indication of what to expect. "HOODMADE" Entertainment. And HOODMADE stands for "Hustlin Over Obstacles Daily Makin All Dollars Equal" . To Crump, everything has a Reason and a Purpose. For Example....its amazing how when "the Rap Game started to take a turn for the Soft" 10 years ago...'Crump released a Three part Mixtape Series called "The Petition". Within the content of each of these releases, you hear some of your favorite "vintage" 'Crump paired with pleas for Keeping the Game Real. Almost as if "The Petition" was a Campaign to keep the Substance in Rap. He followed that up by releasing "The 1st Book of 'Crump", which has been hailed by regional media publications as "a Musical Auto-biography". Crump has toured with and/or opened for artist like Fat Joe, Nelly, Lloyd Banks, Do or Die, Young Buck, Spice 1, Brotha Lynch Hung, The Bastard Sunz, Young Bleed, The Ying Yang Twins, Devin the Dude and more. He has performed in at least 40 of the 50 states, and has over 20 Videos (original and featured) on YouTube and other media outlets. And now he brings you "O.G. Music Vol.1", the first of another 3-part series delivered by one of the most Refreshing Artists in a Decade. In conclusion.... "If you miss the way Hip Hop and Real Rap used to make you feel.....then you will find Mr. Jaize VanCrump to be Very Refreshing". Real Rap is Not Dead.