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J.Q. Mcclain, (better known by his stage name LawJQ ,[1][2] ) is an American revolutionist[3] and rap artist from The Bronx, New York. He is most known for being a featured artist on Jamaican dance hall deejay Blak Ryno[4] , song "Comin' Thru" which received a large enough buzz to reach the ears of Dj Pain 1 [5]who then remixed the song. He is a member of Iota Phi Theta[6].



Mcclain made his debut on the 2014 Coast to Coast compilation Coast 2 Coast Presents: #MakinMoves Mixtape Vol. 64[7]. At the start of the 2000s, Mcclain rose to prominence as one of the frontmen of The Bronx Hip Hop collective Nubred Ent (renamed LVS Nation) who scored a local hit in 2007 with the single "Nubred Anthem".

LawJQ and Darkness

LawJQ during "Weed N I" music video

After a few mixtape(s) with the group, they went defunct years later due to unknown reasons. In 2014, he reemerged as a solo artist releasing his first mixtape, The Difference Vol. 1 which was a local success, selling over 5,000 physical copies.

In 2014, shortly after the release of The Difference Vol. 1. Mcclain released a freestyle to Macklemore's "Thrift Shop" which received over 20,000 views in a span of 2 days. In 2020, Mcclain released his debut solo album, Higher Frequencies LP[8][9].


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