Daryl Kent Jones, professionally recognized as Kent Jones, was born on April 14, 1993, in Tallahassee, Florida. His musical journey began in a familial and church setting, where he acquired skills in playing the drums, piano, and Hammond organ, ultimately fostering a deep appreciation for jazz. After relocating to Miami, he partnered with producers Cool & Dre and secured a contract with Epidemic Records. His inaugural mixtape, Tours (2015), included the successful single "Don't Mind," which achieved a peak position of number eight on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Jones's diverse abilities have enabled him to collaborate with prominent artists such as Fat Joe and DJ Khaled. He has also made contributions to various projects, including the soundtrack for NBA 2K16. His body of work features mixtapes like Too Much Too Soon (2016) and The LUH Tape (2017), reflecting his growth as both a rapper and producer. Kent Jones continues to make significant contributions to the hip-hop landscape with his innovative sound and collaborative projects.
