Jom Rapstar has built his career step by step, earning respect in the underground hip-hop scene through authenticity and persistence. Born Joseph K. G. Miller in Portland, Oregon, he has grown from recording music on cassette tapes in his early days to releasing polished productions now reaching listeners worldwide.
Influenced by artists such as Eminem, Dr. Dre, D12, Xzibit, and 2Pac, Jom Rapstar developed a style rooted in storytelling and personal experience. Years performing across Portland’s live circuit helped sharpen his delivery and stage presence, while releases through platforms like Rumblefish, IODA, and Coast2Coast mixtapes expanded his reach beyond the local scene.
His latest single, “The Destroyer,” offers a dark and cinematic glimpse into his upcoming album, “Autobiography of Joseph Keith Graham Miller.” Built around gritty production and intense lyricism, the track uses a fictional world of demons and confrontation as a metaphor for inner battles with doubt, fear, anger, and addiction.
With “The Destroyer,” Jom Rapstar continues to show that authentic storytelling remains at the heart of powerful hip-hop.
