Bio

J Fresh one of the CEOs of BST and the Goondockz ink movement fresh was born “John Grant-Robinson” in New London, Connecticut in 1985. He started doing music at the age of 11 and has continued to put out incredible music with tons of local talent. His main goals are to start a record label from the ground up and put Connecticut on the map for artist locally and to try and get a nice production deal for his indie label so they can tour. He is currently working on many projects right now. Upon request you can purchase a Goondockz Ink T Shirt, the first article of clothing in their clothing line. He just released his mix tape “ GoonzDay Vol. 1” in Dec. 2010. Right now he is finishing up his album “Fresh from the Goondockz” to be released sometime in April. He also has a DVD called “Goon TV “coming out soon. J-Fresh also manages a number of other artists all part of Goondockz Ink. One of which is “Tone Ruckus” his younger brother where fresh and rob have been promoting and managing his projects. And lets keep in mind, all 5 mixtapes have hit 5,ooo downloads on datpiff.com. The Goondockz Ink promotion team includes this setting up performances for the artists, promoting their albums, distribution, and most importantly the making of the beats behind these great songs. He has performed at many venues all across Connecticut and in New York and even performed for the NAACP in Miami in 2005. J-Fresh has worked with a lot of artists including Hell Rell formerly of Dipset. They recorded a song called “New Day” and did a couple of shows together in 2010. He also works very closely with Brian Macy a pro boxer who recently returned from Iraq. They have been working together for years. Goondockz Ink is a group formed by J-Fresh and business partner Robert Wallace aka Bonez. Came Together they created the label “#BST” plan to make the new hottest indie record label unlike any that the world has seen. They built a team with unity, trust and most importantly loyalty and of course, the best music. They hope to bring a new voice to Connecticut and then the nation.[color=\"green\"][/color][color=\"black\"][/color]