"We are all motivated by a keen desire for praise, and the better a man is, the more he is inspired to glory". Cicero's words describe J11, pronounced Jay Ones, well. His new project, "Evolution Of A Bad Man", is the embodiment of this ideal. On the track, "You Already Know", which features SC Hip Hop legend FatRat Da Czar and the talented vocalist Steve Roxx, his words, "The game is in my DNA, so I will not sit in a cell", resonate through the end of the song. Rejection of the paths society has laid out, and the relentless pursuit of greatness have defined the growth of his music since he appeared on Columbia, SC's music scene in 2012. From putting CDs in hands, to performing at festival side stages, J11 has put his stamp on the city while pushing the envelope. His new project is appropriately titled, since it is the next step in this progression. With features from notable South Carolina artists like Bj Cash and Camp Lyfe, Evolution is not the usual Pop, Old School Hip Hop and R&B mashup that we are used to seeing from J11. With enough bass to make the most conservative club goers drop their drinks and hit the dance floor, matched with lyrics laced with word play and engaging stories, Evolution is a mainstream Hip Hop fans dream. The lead single is slated to be released in early 2015, with the full project set to follow in the summer.…"We are all motivated by a keen desire for praise, and the better a man is, the more he is inspired to glory". Cicero's words describe J11, pronounced Jay Ones, well. His new project, "Evolution Of A Bad Man", is the embodiment of this ideal. On the track, "You Already Know", which features SC Hip Hop legend FatRat Da Czar and the talented vocalist Steve Roxx, his words, "The game is in my DNA, so I will not sit in a cell", resonate through the end of the song. Rejection of the paths society has laid out, and the relentless pursuit of greatness have defined the growth of his music since he appeared on Columbia, SC's music scene in 2012. From putting CDs in hands, to performing at festival side stages, J11 has put his stamp on the city while pushing the envelope. His new project is appropriately titled, since it is the next step in this progression. With features from notable South Carolina artists like Bj Cash and Camp Lyfe, Evolution is not the usual Pop, Old School Hip Hop and R&B mashup that we are used to seeing from J11. With enough bass to make the most conservative club goers drop their drinks and hit the dance floor, matched with lyrics laced with word play and engaging stories, Evolution is a mainstream Hip Hop fans dream. The lead single is slated to be released in early 2015, with the full project set to follow in the summer.WWWW…