Roscoe Dash

Roscoe Dash, born Jeffrey Johnson Jr., came out of Atlanta with a particular kind of upbeat rap. His breakout was the 2009 track 'All The Way Turnt Up' with Soulja Boy, a song built for parties that quickly became a staple. That energy carried into other hits like 'No Hands' and 'My Own Steps' with T-Pain and Fabo, cementing his early sound as a go-to for club-ready anthems.

His career has been a solo one, marked by a steady flow of mixtapes and singles rather than a traditional album-focused path. The music often leaned on catchy, repetitive hooks and production that borrowed from dance and pop, a formula that found a clear audience in the late 2000s and early 2010s scene.

While he collaborated with various artists over time, the core of his work remained that specific, high-energy style he established early on. Songs like 'Awesome Pt 2 (Trust Issues)' and 'All I Know' continued in that vein, keeping his name in rotation for a certain kind of listener long after his initial burst of fame.