"Raw" is the best word to describe the lyrical style of 20-year-old hip hop artist J Hurt. J-Hurt has been a major player in Dallas/Fort Worth's mixtape game since he was 17. He was discovered by Loud Mouth from Wreck Tha Mic Records while cutting mixtapes with his click, "The Gameboys," and was signed shortly thereafter.

J Hurt's lyrics tell stories of street life and hustling for survival, which may seem violent and harsh at times, but the artist's honesty and sincerity reveal his deeper more introspective side. His newest mixtape, "No More Games: From Tha Block to Tha Booth," is a precursor to his future full-length release, but it proves to be more than just a "filler" while he works on his LP. The mixtape's 22 tracks pack a powerful lyrical punch reminiscent of Biggie, and J Hurt's original singles, "That's Me," "Hood Call" and "Down South Stars," give listeners an exclusive glimpse of more great music that is to come.