Out today! JP Esparonto. lnk.to/Esparonto FACTOR Ontario Creates #factorfunded

Meet @JahmalPadmore who is holding it down for #TheOnyxExperience. If you didn't see his band #TheCarps, you missed out! It's okay, he just released new music under his solo project.

After years flowing through many different projects, Toronto's JP released his first solo debut ‘Esparonto.' We sat down with him to chat about the album, self-forgiveness and discovery. Full interview: bit.ly/3N48fY9

"When it ended ... I really didn't know who I was." JP spoke with Tom Power about why his band The Carps broke up more than 10 years ago — and why he's ready to share his music again with the release of his first solo album, Esparonto. cbc.ca/1.6474868

DJ rider tech specs: a table

Tonight at the old SVP sports on Queen West. JP Esparonto release show with Jozem Very few tickets left! -> universe.com/events/its-ok-…

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📢 Presenting #AMBJ R&B artist and Toronto native JP! He made his solo debut in 2021 with a series of expressive vignettes, and in 2022 released #Esparonto, his song-oriented first album for the Telephone Explosion label. We're excited to have him on board! ⚡Stay tuned!

From the stage to the streets it’s been a marathon thanks for your work in making this happen

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Don't sleep on these albums from Jasmyn, itssophiabel, JP, ALICE GLASS, kamikaze_nurse, Lydia Képinski and more exclaim.ca/music/article/…

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@h_alimaaa The older I got the more angry this song made me when I heard it. Get a grip, brother!

Happy Lunar New Year! 🌑 If you find yourself on the 510 Spadina streetcar heading to check out some of the Toronto Chinatown BIA BIA celebrations, let JP transport you there with his vibey beats available only on AMBJ. #LunarNewYear #YearOfTheRabbit #Toronto

Why does this feel more like a sad memorial #MyTwitterAnniversary

I had a great day Doors Open Toronto celebrating the amazing work of It's OK* The It’s Ok* Studios is an independent Black-led and operated multipurpose arts space. Transformed from a vacant retail building, the space is a hub for Toronto’s Black artistic community.

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