Fort Lauderdale ( 2008 – present)

A artist of the gothic/horrorcore genre, The J.Hexx Project is the owner of a indie label called SEV’RD NERVEZ MUSIC in 2008 . A Fort Lauderdale based music label, he created it to put out his own music, which is due to the fact that major labels find him too “different” from what they offer to the masses. He specializes in actually speaking in two different voices, which represents his “good” and “evil” sides to his personality making him a schizophrenic by nature.


He was born in Brooklyn New York , and has since moved to the Fort Lauderdale, Florida area. He has been doing music most of his life, as well as a true hardcore horror fan, and he references alot of his favorite films of horror in his music. He prefers to having a very 60’s-70’s grindhouse horror film sound to his music, which emulates the feel of these films very well.
He put out his first album, The Seven Doorz To Death+ Twitch of the Deadz Nervez Lp on April 24th, 2008. It is the first release on Sev’rd Nervez Music. The first seven songs are from the ep, The Seven Doorz To Death ep, which he completed in 2004, and a full length album, Twitch of the Deadz Nervez Lp, which he completed in 2005-06. He packaged his first release with both these albums into one cd, making it a full 23 tracks running at aproximately 72 minutes long.
Also he is the owner of his label’s website,Sevrdnervezmusic.com and constanly sends his fans personal mesages that visit his site. Rumor has it he is working on two movies, which one of them happens to be a horror film that is executive produced by the legendary Joe Castro, of Terror Toons fame.
He is now currently working on a new album, entitled "Confessions of a Horror Fanatic", a album based on some true life occurences in the artist's life mixed with horror and fantasy based pop culture references. Also in the works is another Ep that was just recently announced, "Mountain of the Cannibal God", and is sceduled to be produced by 3se artist and producer, Chamber. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.