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Jermaine Kitchen: A Musical Journey

Jermaine Kitchen was born in Arkansas, to Linda Jean Kitchen and John Robert Robie. Tragically, his father passed away before Jermaine was born, leaving his mother as his sole parent during his early years. Jermaine grew up alongside his siblings, sister Jolind and brother John, until another profound loss struck his family—his mother passed away in 1992 when Jermaine was only 8 years old. Following this, he found a loving home with his grandparents, Queen and Bishop Stewart, who raised him with care and guidance.

Music became a central part of Jermaine's life during his upbringing. His passion ignited while playing the drums in church, an experience that fueled his love for rhythm and led him to embrace rap as a powerful form of expression. Influenced by iconic artists such as Twista, Po Pimp, Do or Die, OutKast, Crucial Conflict, T.I., Boosie, Mystikal, and Petey Pablo, Jermaine developed his unique style and appreciation for the art of storytelling through music.

Jermaine’s journey is one of resilience and connection—shaped by both the challenges he faced and the transformative power of music. He continues to draw inspiration from his roots, his influences, and the beats that have guided his path.