Louder Than The Music

JARON JOHNSON, formally known as J-Johnson, is an American rapper and lyricist in the Christian Rap industry. His new song Pull Up was inspired by part (a) of Psalm 34:8. O taste and see that the Lord is good. It’s His goodness that is always on display in the life of a believer. The miraculous act to not change the life of a sinful self willed human. But to change their wiring and wants or desires can only be a miracle from The Most High.



This is not a song inviting opps to pull up and getting it (war) poppin. This is a call to all who do not believe to try Jesus. To see a former sinfully driven stubborn criminal minded man that has tasted of the goodness of GOD like the finest of five star full course meals that no longer has an appetite for anything or anyone offering less.

He has partnered with and been featured on albums produced by music companies Rock Soul Entertainment (Urban Composition and Rock of Ages) and Cross Movement Records (Eternal Cypher).

Johnson was featured on award-winning Christian Rappers’ music including Da T.R.U.T.H.’s Please on the Moment of Truth album; FLAME’s Mid to East Cypher on his debut album Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire; and K Drama’s Air Jordan on ‘Em Remix Series.

In 2008, Johnson - known then as J-Silas under Rock Soul Entertainment - released his first solo album, Soundproof, produced by Lee Jerkins. After leaving Rock Soul in 2009, he became known as J. Johnson and tapped into the production side of his music. He executively produced a full album, titled, The Struggle and two mixtape series titled, No Excuses Vol. 1 & No Excuses: The Ghostwriter, also in 2009. In 2013, he co-produced Timeless with Kevin Mayfield of the Kevin Mayfield Music Group. He also released two singles titled, Rain on Me ft. local singer Aaliyah Smith and Civil War with the Salvation Army Music Group.

Currently, Johnson is working on new music as an independent artist in the Philadelphia area.