Flint, Michigan’s Jon Connor has been lyrically destroying instrumentals on the mixtape and blog scenes for the past few years, and has built up a steady buzz because of it. In 2011, Connor delivered his first official album, Salvation, which displayed his talent as an emcee, but fell short on the production side. With Unconscious [cont.]

Produced by Chuck Inglish & Polyester The Saint.

Ephin Lifestyle Holdings Corp. and 8th Wonder Media Group are proud to announce our partnership with recording artist, Jon Connor. Hailing from Flint, Michigan, Jon’s music is a direct reflection of his upbringing in the impoverished mid-western American city. Blending powerful social messages with classic hardcore lyricism, Jon Connor is the people’s rapper and is [cont.]

Jon Connor spits over DMX’s “Where My Dawgs At” instrumental.

From Unconscious State, available now.

From Connor’s Unconscious State hitting July 2nd.

New Leak from Unconscious State due out July 2nd on Itunes.

Off of Unconscious State, hitting July 2nd.

Jon Connor will drop his next project, Unconscious State, on July 2nd. Here is a look at the tracklist for the project, as well as the first single, “Rose Splashin’” featuring Mistah F.A.B. Additional guests include Talib Kweli, Royce Da 5’9, Freddie Gibbs, Chris Webby, Smoke DZA, Freddie Gibbs, Tito Lopez, Danny Brown, and more. [cont.]

Dr. Dre discovery Tito Lopez drops new track from mixtape Y.O.U., features Flint, MI native Jon Connor.

From Jon’s Unconscious State project, due out on iTunes soon. Nice use of The Roots’ “Clones” sample.

First leak off from Jon Connor’s highly anticipated straight to iTunes release Unconscious State, coming 6/4/13.

From Willie The Kid’s The Fly 2 Mixtape. Directed by @thejsikk JoshuaSikkema.com.

As heard on The Arrival Of Kendrick Lamar, mixed by yours truly.

Connor borrows Wu-Tang Forever lead single instrumental for his latest freestyle.

Jon Connor spits on Peter Rosenberg’s Real Late show.

Original, new track from Flint, Michigan’s finest.

Jon Connor murders Wu-Tang’s “Triumph” instrumental.

Connor spits over A$AP Rocky and company’s “Fuckin’ Problems”.

Jon Connor makes Big Sean look bad on this freestyle over the “Guap” instrumental.