Embark on a sonic journey with Flex Mason, the musical alter ego of Jerome Brooks, an American recording artist whose beats exude a timeless energy and authenticity. Flex’s musical odyssey began in the sanctity of the church, where he first showcased his talent as a pianist. Yet, it was the influence of his youngest uncle, the inspiring rapper Ronneil Hall, that sparked Flex’s love for hip-hop at the tender age of 7.

In the bustling halls of his Maywood, IL, elementary school, Flex, a once quiet child, engaged in rap battles and discreetly shared mixtapes with friends, all while keeping his passion for hip-hop hidden from his mother, an evangelist with reservations about his musical pursuits. Facing familial challenges, Flex found a haven in Newton, MS, where his uncle Ronneil, also known as Dump Skeezy, provided an outlet for expression in his home recording studio. Under the alias J Bizzle, Flex began crafting his unique sound, blending Mississippi influences with the raw energy of his Chicago roots. A detour in his journey led Flex to serve in the US Army for three years, a testament to his resilience and commitment to his craft. Today, Flex Mason’s music stands as a powerful narrative of an artist who discovered his voice against all odds, delivering an authentic sound that transcends time.