introduction thank you for stealthy making your way over to my corner of the internet. we are a long way from what was not originally home, then became home, then became something else entirely (referring to social media sites if that wasn't obvious).
so... like what even is a Jazelle Made It?
Jazelle Made It is an underground artist that musically dances in a fusion world of acapella + another genre. every sound you hear is coming only from her voice with no accompanying instruments.
i mean that is cool or whatever, but why wouldn't you just use instruments to make music?
hmm... that is a good question actually. i stumped myself writing this little prompt out lol. well i have played quite a few instruments over my years and our voices are another instrument that we can use if we get into the semantics of the word instrument. long sentence short; because i want to make music using my voice only.
is a good?
oh it is incredible! stick around long enough and you will become enchanted and amazed by what i can do.
why should i support what you are doing musically?
i understand the gravity of the literacy crisis that is plaguing the west. i make musical projects that are creative and tell stories that we aren't able to hear just by shuffling the top 500 on a corporate run media platform. (spotify, apple, tidal, etc.) i use a really wide vocabulary to stimulate your brain and your ears. i make listening to music fun again.
(4) I'm Credible
(5) . the hunted .
(6) Vital Instruments
(Available on 04/20/26)
(7) 0.1 Milligrams
(Unavailable, Personal Album)
(8) Available on 06/01/26
Only Early Ears
: Lawrence \ I'm Credible / Review (Mar. 28th '26)
: Queen Nexiz \ . the hunted . / Review (Mar. 24th '26)
: Atomic \ I'm Credible / Review (Nov. 4th '25)
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April 1st '26: Traveled to the Arbor Beer Lodge & Brewery to participate in the Writer’s Round PDX open mic as a featured artist; hosted by Ronnie Carrier. The night's performance included three songs: . staff meeting . , . kurta clan shoulders . , . jazelle's gazelle .
February 19th '26: Recorded her second trailer video for the soon releasing album Vital Instruments. A gratitude filled thank you to Carmen for lending her voice as a dialogue partner.
February 5th '26: Traveled to the Alberta Abbey open mic, hosted by Kathy Ware and performed at her seventh open mic. The night's performance included three songs: . staff meeting . , . jazelle's gazelle . , . slot machine flow .
January 18th '26: Traveled to the Barrel Room open mic, hosted by Joel and performed at her sixth open mic. The night's performance included two songs: . staff meeting . , . kurta clan shoulders .
January 14th '26: Released her fifth acapella music project: . the hunted . . Sending a huge thank you to JayPeg for drawing the album cover, Zavier Rafael for composing the first lyric book, and friends made through the Grits & Eggs community discord that supported the journey to this point.
January 11th '26: Jazelle, with the assistance of Carmen and Scikosis organized the first JMI listening party experience held in the Grits & Eggs community discord server with over twenty five attendees.
January 8th '26: Traveled to the Alberta Abbey open mic, hosted by Kathy Ware and performed at her fifth open mic. The night's performance included three songs: Fin Star, Angel Face, and Susanna.
January 1st '26: Traveled to the Arbor Beer Lodge & Brewery to participate in the Writer’s Round PDX open mic; hosted by Ronnie Carrier. The night's performance included one song: . slot machine flow ..
December 4th '25: Traveled to the Alberta Abbey open mic, hosted by Kathy Ware and performed at her third open mic. The night's performance included three songs: The Motion One, Lucius Radio, and Eclectic Bob.
November 29th '25: Jazelle recorded her first trailer video for the soon releasing album . the hunted .
October 16th '25: Released her fourth acapella music project: I'm Credible. By this point in her music exploration, she had received many compliments on the music, but there was always one recurring theme; the levels and vocal balances were difficult to fully enjoy. After upgrading musical gear from the stock apple headphones to a pair of studio quality Audio Technica headphones, she learned how to produce. Progressively and naturally the production quality was improving, but this was a significant leap towards what the music would eventually sound like.
October 2nd '25: Traveled to the Alberta Abbey open mic, hosted by Kathy Ware and performed at her second open mic. The night's performance included three songs: Trixie Turner Tang, Douglas Dimmadome (Money Hustle), Victoria Flannigan.
September 24 '25: Traveled to the Skylark Cafe & Club in Seattle, Washington and performed at her first open mic. The night's performance included four songs: Trixie Turner Tang, Douglas Dimmadome (Money Hustle), Victoria Flannigan, Susanna.
September 22nd '25: Released her third acapella music project: Thuggish Rugrat Bones. A very gracious thank you to Tylena for lending her voice as a dialogue partner.
September 6th '25: Released her second acapella music project: Fairly Acapella Parents.
July 16th '25: Jazelle released her first acapella music project: Explorers Acapella Mixtape Vol. 1.
July 1st '25: The beginning of JMI; a birth if you will. Jazelle opened up Garage Band on a Macbook Air. "How hard could this music stuff really be if the music of today sounds this unappealing?" With almost two decades of musical experience, from singing in church choir as a child, being in band from third grade to senior year of highschool, and a general explorative nature about finding new music, a new underground artist began to blossom.