Joell Ortiz
Joell Ortiz
Joel Ortiz
Joell Ortiz is a Brooklyn-based rapper of Puerto Rican descent, who was born on July 6, 1980.
His first big break came in March 2004, as a feature in The Source’s “unsigned hype column”; the second was winning the 2004 EA Sports Battle, which scored him a deal with Jermaine Dupri’s So So Def Records. This success was short-lived, as Dupri voided the contract to sign rapper Sonny, which produced beef between Joell and Jermaine.
Joell’s first major studio release was the 2007 The Bodega Chronicles
Popular Songs
- Outta Control (Freestyle)
- Battle Cry
- Hip-Hop
- Stay Schemin Freestyle
- 5 AM in Brooklyn
- Hip Hop (Remix)
- Brothers Keeper
- “0 to 100” Freestyle
- Fuckin’ Problems (Freestyle)
- Nissan, Honda, Chevy (Remix)
- Music Saved My Life
- Modern Day Slavery
- Life in the City
- Latino
- House Slippers
- Roll Deep
- Kill at Will
- Murder
- Battle Cry (feat. Just Blaze)
- Block Royal
- Latino (feat. La Bruja)
- Move On
- Nissan, Honda, Chevy
- Summer Sixteen Remix
Albums