The Louisville rap poet Jack Harlow makes his way to Live Nation's HOB-Houston in their Bronze Peacock Room this weekend Friday, November 1, 2019. Its Harlow's "The Mission" North American tour with ALLBLACK.
Harlow's bio reads, he took to rapping at twelve when he and a friend used a Guitar Hero microphone and a laptop to record rhymes and songs. They made a CD they titled Rippin' and Rappin' and sold copies at their middle school. Eventually Harlow would get what his folks called a professional microphone and made his first mixtape, Extra Credit, using the moniker "Mr. Harlow."
"'GHOST' was a movie. We shut down Main Street in my hometown just to shoot it," Jack told Complex. "Fans been asking for a full video ever since we previewed it at the end of 'THRU THE NIGHT' (featuring Bryson Tiller). RIP Paul Walker." (more @ Complex.com click here)
Last September Donna-Claire Chesman of djbooth.net reviewed the rapper. Chesman writes,"Jack Harlow knows exactly who he wants to be. The Atlanta-by-way-of-Louisville rapper is obsessed with words, purity, and harnessing the fire of a 
night in or the chaos of a night out. The young man’s discography is littered with breakneck raps (“Sundown,” “Dark Knight,” “Ghost”), introspective poetic flexes (“Eastern Parkway,” “Tightrope,” “River Road”), and straight-up jams (“Warsaw,” “Rotten,” “PICKYOURPHONEUP”).