Choices is J Roq the Move Maker's 2013 Southern rap album featuring street storytelling, club-ready production, and independent hip-hop culture.
J-Roq The Movemaker is a Houston-born recording artist, performer, singer, and rapper whose commanding baritone voice and Southern authenticity helped establish him as a respected presence in the city’s independent music movement. As a core member of the extended Blue Chip Entertainment family, J-Roq played a major role in strengthening the relationship between Blue Chip Entertainment and Dammit Boy Productions during the early years of DBP’s move from California to Houston.
Known for his grounded personality, loyalty, and commitment to independent artistry, J-Roq became an important figure within the Houston underground network, helping create opportunities, collaborations, and connections that contributed to the growth of the Dammit Boy Productions movement in Texas.
His music combines soulful Southern storytelling, street realism, melodic influence, and a powerful vocal tone that separates him from traditional rappers. Whether delivering emotional records, gritty street narratives, or melodic hooks, J-Roq brings a cinematic presence and authenticity to every release.
A standout moment in his catalog came with the 2008 release “Choices,” a project that showcased both his vocal depth and songwriting ability while helping cement his place within Houston’s independent hip-hop culture.
Through years of performances, collaborations, and underground releases, J-Roq The Movemaker continues to represent the spirit of loyalty, independence, and Southern underground legacy that defines both Blue Chip Entertainment and Dammit Boy Productions.
His 2008 project Choices remains one of the defining releases of his catalog, showcasing his songwriting ability, vocal range, and commitment to independent Southern hip-hop.
