De’Wayne Jackson — Photos

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De’Wayne Jackson — Pics

De’Wayne Jackson — Pics — “I had to go through that blues to be able to be here now,” said De’Wayne Jackson in 2019, as he’s poised to become one of the biggest names in hip-hop over the next decade. The Texas native relocated in Los Angeles to pursue his dreams of music superstardom. From working three minimum wage jobs at once (while still being ‘broke as hell’) to finally getting a foothold in the industry, De’Wayne knows those ‘blues.’ But, after working hard to find an audience for his brand of hip-hop, all that hard work is paying off. Dubbed the “New New Wave,” De’Wayne’s sound incorporates elements of punk, rock, industrial metal, and electronica. He cites Kendrick Lamar, The White Stripes, and Jimi Hendrix as influences, and his songs show this cross-genre mind. With cutting-edge beats and sharp verses, fans better get onboard with De’Wayne before he blows up.

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DeWayne Jackson Performs In His Doc Martens

DeWayne Jackson Performs In His Doc Martens — Moving to L.A. to pursue music “was the only decision that felt right,” De’Wayne tells HollywoodLife. “I had to struggle through having 3 minimum wage jobs at once and still being broke as hell. Not being able to see my family made it even harder. It was pretty much what I signed up for though, I’m more thankful than anything that there is a little more stability for me now than when I first got here.”

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De’Wayne Performs The NEW NEW WAVE

De’Wayne Performs The NEW NEW WAVE — “It’s a new wave of hip-hop and rock, along with electronic and industrial influence,” De’Wayne Jackson tells HollywoodLife when describing his take on hip-hop. “The NEW NEW WAVE.”

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De’Wayne Jackson Performs In 2017

De’Wayne Jackson Performs In 2017 — De’Wayne Jackson
MDDN presents ‘Chase Atlantic’, Los Angeles, USA – 26 Jan 2017

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De’Wayne Jackson Looks Into The Future

De’Wayne Jackson Looks Into The Future — De’Wayne Jackson performs at ‘Chase Atlantic’ in 2017. “Through songs, you can see pictures if you listen closely enough, so that’s the goal. I get my inspiration from just living and from my family, as well.”

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