A native of the Bronx, NY, J.R. Boss relocated to Montgomery, AL in his early teens, experiencing life in the streets that most fail to resolve out of coming out alive. After seeing Doe B and Eldorado Red having success with their rap careers, Jr. decided to take on his career seriously, coming out with his first full length album Public Enemy No. 1 with Karltin Bankz. His single Pigeons gave him local acclaim and fame, with shows and stardom on the horizon, only to be side tracked by being shot 9 times and a subsequent 2-year federal prison sentence thereafter related to his near-death experience. Fully recovered and vowing to improve his lyrical skills since starting in 2014, Jr. spent the majority of his time in prison getting sober, in shape, and studying Hip Hop music to get a better grasp at crafting songs. Since returning in 2018, he has released 3 projects to date, Just Got Out The Feds, 1000 Nights, and his most polished work, Batista, executively produced by Bao Pham aka Clvssic. to critical acclaim.