Adjnamedroach is a Hip-Hop artist from Florida, whose style and swagger is manifested from living the life he raps about. He grew up idolizing rappers and singers and did get his start as a DJ before being lured from the path by the call of the streets. That part of life didn’t end well for him and he spent most of his youth in juvenile detention followed by ten hard years in prison. Thankfully, he survived, found his legs as an artist, and developed his considerable natural talent.

His newest release is a music video for his single “Don’t Come For Me.” Directed by Elan Brooks of Sentry Studios, the clip is a gritty and honest look into the mind of a hustler who has survived and become strong. It’s part of a series of videos Roach will put out in 2019 and is a testament of how far he’s come as a writer and performer.

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