Tobias Jurga, born in Germany near Hamburg. He’s a 24 year old rapper from Poznań and a M-Gang (New York) artist. His parents are from Wielkopolska (State). While visiting Poznan in 2008 he decided to move to Poznań. Since his childhood he was affiliated with the United States and also lived in Los Angeles, CA, which had a big impact on his musical career and lifestyle. Toby J can rap fluently in 3 languages: German, English and Polish.

Hip-Hop was always a big part of this talented musician. People that have a great impact on his career are rapper and producer Cartier Jones – CA, M-Gang Leader and creator of M-Gang Luxury Dutch – NY. Artists that inspired him, since he was a child, were Dr. Dre, Eminem and Wu-Tang Clan.

In November 2013 in New York, after working as a graphic designer and common freestyle sessions with Luxury Dutch, the New York rapper (Luxury Dutch) offered him to be a part of the M-Gang movement. Toby J’s first published song “Tryna Get Paid” featured Luxury Dutch, Cartier Jones & MOE (Germany). MOE, from Kiel Germany, offered Toby J features on his newest Mixtape “MOEnument”.

Toby J’s first exclusive project is his coming mixtape called “U Didn’t Think I Rap” on original beats made by producers from Poland, USA, UK & Germany – Platinum Sellers Beats, IllMuzik, Corbett & The Legion. Promoting his mixtape there is going to be 3 Music videos, recorded in New York and Hollywood.

His motto is “It’s not important to be better than somebody, it’s important to be better than yesterday” which is his constant motivation to be a better rapper every day. His talent and determination can be heard in his song “Feelin Good” in the legendary “Pacha” Club in Poznań, clubs in Międzyzdroje and one of the best clubs in the world “Mega Park” on Mallorca.

Toby J is also a talented graphic- and web-designer creating billboards, cd-covers, advertising video’s for some artists in the United States and Germany Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.