True power can never be suppressed and stars aren't born to fade. Meet J.S. KORNER (Rob Goodwin), the Brooklyn-born, New Jersey-raised rhyme-slinger who is the very embodiment of these axioms. His words seethe with every human emotion: from anger to hurt, from sadness to triumph. Korner's muse is his life, making each lyric sound more like a journal entry rather than some frivolous freestyle rhyme. "Every time I complete a track, I complete another chapter in my life," says Korner about the catharsis that rhyme provides. Other rappers have put their life to wax, just like celebrities have to books. But what separates the compelling from the mundane, lies in the author himself. Korner, ever observant of the maelstrom that surrounds him, is able to articulate the human experience with a keen honesty. He puts his heart in every line; with each exhalation he's liberated, empowered and resurrected even. Korner will fight to the death. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.