Even his name is unique. But that’s not the only thing that sets Tag Johnson apart from the rest of the pack. From his configuration – rapper/singer/producer/graphic designer/videographer – to his image – handsome, young and sexy – Tag Johnson has been in a league all its own since he first hit the scene in 2009 with T.I.'s “Whatever you like” from a flip phone recording that was later imported to a desktop. With a sound that is one part hip-hop, one part R&B, Tag Johnson practically invented and single-highhandedly mastered the art of combining melodies, harmonies and dope raps. He took his signature sound and injected it into a predominantly hip-hop marketplace during a time when crunk music ruled the airwaves. The result was the birth of an exciting twist on both genres that would be imitated – but never duplicated – by his successors. Adoration for Tag Johnson is catching on at a very steady pace. Tag's music is still very underground but that is to be expected from an unsigned artist. Tag's latest mix-tape titled “Idiot Savant”; which speaks on various controversial issues facing society, can be found on sites such as Datpiff.com. Tag Johnson is a long way from a flip-phone recording; at 19-years old, he's likely to become a major star as his art progresses.