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SO SOUTH: J-Twist and Rush Hour Miami is resurfacing once again as the go to market for new talent and New Sessions Music Group So South is one of the most highly anticipated groups coming out of South Florida. The sober J Twist and the charismatic Rush Hour make up the sensational Hip-Hop group So South. The group has released their ladies club anthem "Oh Ah" off their forthcoming debut album "So What". Cuban American, J Twist and African American, Rush Hour collectively represents the culturally diverse Miami and that diversity is expressed in their flavored rap style. Both J Twist and Rush Hour are true grinders and are serious about their presence, style and connection to their fans. It's not uncommon to see So South at major events distributing their own flyers, CD's and the infamous So South bags stuffed with everything from new music, t-shirts, DVD's, etc. So South's hard work doesn't go unnoticed. Many promoters, event organizers and DJs call on them to get involved with...

SO SOUTH: J-Twist and Rush Hour Miami is resurfacing once again as the go to market for new talent and New Sessions Music Group So South is one of the most highly anticipated groups coming out of South Florida. The sober J Twist and the charismatic Rush Hour make up the sensational Hip-Hop group So South. The group has released their ladies club anthem "Oh Ah" off their forthcoming debut album "So What". Cuban American, J Twist and African American, Rush Hour collectively represents the culturally diverse Miami and that diversity is expressed in their flavored rap style. Both J Twist and Rush Hour are true grinders and are serious about their presence, style and connection to their fans. It's not uncommon to see So South at major events distributing their own flyers, CD's and the infamous So South bags stuffed with everything from new music, t-shirts, DVD's, etc. So South's hard work doesn't go unnoticed. Many promoters, event organizers and DJs call on them to get involved with their events. So South has toured with and opened up for many recording artists such as, Lil' Wayne, Juvenile, Bone Thugs and many more. They've performed all over the South and in various parts of the Mid West. So South's constant travels, live performances and video for "Oh Ah" are assisting the group in winning over many fans. Fans that aren't afraid to come up to them and request their autographs, where to purchase their music or more information about their upcoming live shows. So South fans constantly ask where they're performing next because their live performances take you back to the days of old school Hip-Hop or Bass when artists like LL Cool J, 2 Live Crew and the Wu-Tang Clan actually put on a show for their fans, not just rapped. In addition to a hot memorable performance from So South it is not uncommon to see dancers apart of their show as well. The group puts forth that extra step to show their true commitment and loyalty to their growing fan base and to the many DJs, promoters and event organizers supporting their growth. So South by far exemplify what the entertainment industry looks for in an entertainer. It would be an injustice to call So South rappers because they're true entertainers; Recording artist that could easily get a role in a movie or walk down the runway of a fashion show. Judging from So South's growing fan base and the DJ's requesting their music, So South are southern artists with a sound that appeal to music consumers from the neighboring East Coast and Midwest in addition to parts of the West Coast. The group is still able to win over many fans outside of their market even in keeping their style similar to their name - So South.