Jx.Zero sitting on a garage floor with a denim shirt and camouflage pants, surrounded by gas cans and boxes.

Jx.Zero in Japan wearing blue and white sweater, gray pants, and sneakers.

Jx.Zero standing on a bridge at night in Japan with city lights and a river in the background.

Jx.Zero with backpack sitting next to plants on urban street at night with bright lights in Japan.

Jx.Zero wearing headphones and white jacket walking in a dimly lit street with restaurants and neon signs at night in Japan.

Jx.Zero in white hoodie and gray pants leaning on a railing at night with an urban backdrop in Japan.

Jx.Zero is sitting on wooden steps outdoors, wearing a red and white jacket, black pants, and black sneakers. They are smiling and appear relaxed, with greenery in the background in Japan.

Jx.Zero sitting on rocks wearing a white tank top and plaid pants, with graffiti in the background in Atlanta.

Jx.Zero in urban setting with graffiti and art on walls, wearing white tank top and plaid pants in Atlanta.

Jx.Zero in a white tank top with tattoos on his arms standing outdoors in front of a cityscape background in Atlanta.

Jx.Zero standing on graffiti-covered stairs in urban setting in Atlanta.

Jx.Zero NOW

Driven by The Most High God and dedicated to happiness.

Jx.Zero is an Atlanta‑based Hip Hop artist whose sound commands attention. With over 230,900 monthly Spotify listeners and his track “Playboy” surpassing 69 million streams, Jx blends trap energy with spiritual purpose. His latest project, “After God’s Own Heart,” has already amassed 427,436 Spotify streams — a testament to listeners resonating with his message of transformation and faith.

His music is charged with fierce confidence and conviction, while his alter ego Zero offers a softer, introspective tone—drawing from lo-fi, boom bap, and rock to explore vulnerability. Zero represents infinity and neutrality, giving Jx a space to dig deeper into honest emotion.
Jx’s spiritual awakening catalyzed a bold pivot from secular to righteous music—no longer chasing trends, but God’s heart. Hits like “Jesus I Jus Wan Be Like Him” (1 million+ streams), and “What’s Faith Without Works” show his creative gifts repurposed for redemption. His rise began with “Playboy” going viral on TikTok, and follow‑ups like “Different,” “Twenty 6,” and “In My Bedroom” solidified his place as a voice to watch. Turning down major label offers, Jx chose to stay independent, prioritizing artistic integrity and spiritual alignment.
Jx.Zero’s journey is still unfolding: he invites listeners to witness every chapter—the dark, the light, the transformation. It’s not about perfection, but progress, and a living testimony that redemption is real, and accessible for all.