DJ King Flow interviews Jus One for Mixtape Addict 49.

Tariq Azam
May 19
5 min read

American hip-hop rapper Jus One in the upper part of the picture looking at the camera whilst wearing a hoodie and beanie hat with a torn paper effect between him and the lower part of the picture with DJ King Flows Mixtape Addict and sponsor logos, colour image.

French DJ and producer DJ King Flow has unveiled the playlist and featured guest for the latest instalment of his renowned weekly programme, Mixtape Addict. This week’s episode includes an exclusive interview with the highly respected Jus One, further solidifying the show’s reputation as a premier platform for underground hip-hop culture. Scientific Sound Asia, a key player in the Asian music scene, continues to support this global initiative as a radio station, event organiser, and DJ agency.

DJ King Flow, a gifted talent from France, began his musical journey at the age of 14 and has since established a distinctive presence in the international hip-hop landscape. Celebrated for his high-energy mixtapes and progressive outlook, he has earned acclaim for pushing genre boundaries while remaining grounded in hip-hop’s authentic foundations.

Known for his innovative production techniques and seamless genre fusion, DJ King Flow stands at the forefront of modern hip-hop. His collaborations with influential artists such as Ras Kass, Torae, Juicy J, Tragedy Khadafi, O.C., and Khujo Goodie of Goodie Mob highlight his creative versatility and respected status within the rap community.

Through his music, DJ King Flow bridges cultures and communities, using his sound as a medium for storytelling, emotion, and self-expression. His commitment to his craft and relentless pursuit of artistic excellence position him as a leading voice in today’s evolving hip-hop scene, inspiring both up-and-coming artists and loyal fans worldwide.

Since launching his career in 2012, DJ King Flow has cultivated strong connections across key US cities, including New York, Dallas, Providence, Miami, and Seattle. Alongside his long-time collaborator Young Amsterdam, he has helped establish a thriving, transnational rap network that transcends geographical borders. Their shared vision has led them on extensive travels across the United States to strengthen partnerships and encourage creative collaboration.

In 2015, DJ King Flow launched Mixtape Addict, a radio show that quickly gained traction on stations around the world. By 2019, the team expanded its scope with Mixtape Addict Report, a video interview series that featured in-depth conversations with leading figures in hip-hop. Touring France, Canada, and New York, the series marked a significant step forward in delivering unfiltered hip-hop journalism to a global audience.

With Jus One joining this week’s episode, Mixtape Addict continues its mission to highlight voices that define and challenge the hip-hop genre. DJ King Flow’s unwavering commitment to authentic artistry and his talent for uniting global rap communities remain central to his ever-growing legacy.

American hip-hop rapper Jus One wearing a Vacant Dreams hoodie and Baseball Cap with his fingers in an inward devil's horn gesture with some spiral stairs behind him, colour image

Interview Guest: Jus One.

Jus One is a seasoned underground hip-hop artist and producer based in Upstate New York, widely respected for his gritty lyricism, no-frills delivery, and dedication to the essence of boom bap hip-hop. With a career spanning over two decades, he has earned a reputation as a stalwart of the underground, both as a solo artist and as a member of the respected battle rap collective Team Homi.

Jus One’s style is raw, honest, and rooted in the classic foundations of hip-hop, with a sound that stays true to the culture’s golden era. His discography reflects his commitment to that sound.

Early projects like Real Rap (2008) laid the groundwork for his reputation as a fierce lyricist and authentic storyteller. More recently, his 2024 release The Gawd Homi further established his place in the underground, featuring standout collaborations with Grea8Gawd and DJ Tes One.

Tracks such as DEM GAWDS and GAWD SEASON are testament to his ability to deliver hard-hitting verses over classic boom bap production, offering fans that raw sound rarely found in the mainstream. Jus One’s extended network of collaborators includes respected names like Poison Pen, Ike P, and Billy Gram, highlighting his deep roots in the independent and battle rap communities.

His music addresses themes of struggle, loyalty, inner strength, and survival, all conveyed through a sharp pen and commanding vocal presence. He represents the kind of artist who values integrity over hype, and his catalogue resonates with hip-hop heads who crave authenticity and lyricism.

For listeners and collectors alike, Jus One’s music is available through independent platforms like Bandcamp and SoundCloud, where his growing catalogue continues to showcase his work ethic and staying power. In a time when trends shift rapidly, Jus One stands firm, representing the raw energy and passion that defines true boom bap hip-hop.

DJ King Flow opens Episode 49 with an exclusive freestyle from Jus One, followed by raw Boom Bap cuts like “Gawd Emcee” and “All Good Til It’s All Bad.” Charles Herron and Kadiz keep the exclusives rolling, laying down hard bars that set the tone for a lyrically sharp hour.

The set takes a darker turn with the explosive “Beat Da Shit Out Chu” by Onyx & L’Uzine and the heavy energy of “Respectfully” by Tru Trilla, Justo The MC & Naps N Dreads. Conscious themes emerge in “Freedom And Justice” and “Aten,” both laced with truth and fire.

Things heat up with lyrical barrages from Lloyd Banks, Ghostface Killah, and Ransom on “Endangered Innocence” and “1982.” DJ Moar & Guilty Simpson’s remix of “Taylor Made” and Obleak’s deep groove keep the vibe authentic, while Smif-N-Wessun’s twin tracks offer a nod to classic Boom Bap legacy.

The episode closes with “Elephant In The Room” and a sharp interview with Jus One, wrapping up a show that is pure East Coast energy and lyrical craftsmanship. A must-listen for heads who crave substance and skill behind every beat and bar.

The broadcast will be live on Monday, May 19th, 2025, from 8 PM to 10 PM Indochina Time (ICT), with a replay scheduled for Saturday from 8 AM to 10 AM (ICT).

DJ King Flow Mixtape Addict episode 49 (first hour).

Jus One - Mixtape Addict Freestyle (Exclusive)

Jus One & DJ React - Gawd Emcee

Jus One & DJ King Flow - All Good Til It’s All Bad

Charles Herron - Mixtape Addict Freestyle (Exclusive)

Kadiz - Mr Butler Freestyle (Exclusive)

Onyx & L’Uzine - Beat Da Shit Out Chu (Prod DJ King Flow)

Tru Trilla, Justo The MC & Naps N Dreads - Respectfully

AceWonda & Hydrotrust - Freedom And Justice

Ill Clinton, Reek Osama, Mo Rukuz & Eli Tha Don - Head Tap

Casablanca The Gawd & Che Noir - Readings On The Wall

Lloyd Banks & Ghostface Killah - Endangered Innocence (Prod Nicholas Craven)