He embarked on hes muscial journey via boredom, a microphone and a 8 channel mixer. Releasing more then 30 songs based on parady.

He's direction soon changed from comedy to aggressive with the St. Pete uprising of 1996. Taking upon himself to be a "voice" jesus hone his writing skills and relased his first E.P. under the new vision. Armed with Punk and Detroit Horror influneces, "The Born Loser" cd quickly became a favorate umugst the Tampa Bay underground.

In late 2003 came the release of jesus's follow up intitled "The X-Mas E.P." a 16 track cd that gained national attention with the underground hit "Random Acts". Along with exposure it also earn him nationwide recognition from his peers. A following of deadicated listeners soon ensued.

Another solo album followed before the creation of the now defuncted "Lunicidal" a band the featuring jesus and two local musicans. Lunicidal, who as a band released a self titled cd, played the Bay Area constantly, not only for exposure, but to also build a scene that wasnt accepted by local promoters. Durning their 9 month run they was not only able to form the scene but also hold door records and have played mulitple shows in the mid west.

After leaving Lunicidal, PSYCHO jesus went on to continued sucess. Being accepted by the local Metal scene for his uptempo live show and draw ability he was able to gain access to a whole new fan base.

In June of 2006 jesus's decision to take a break from live preforming to concentrate on writing a new album was shortly lived we he was asked to be apart "The Guillotine Tour" featuring national recording artist Twiztid of Psychopathic Records. This gave jesus the opportunity test his live act on a much broader audience. Sucess from those shows lead another tour stint and a invite the labels annual music festival in Ohio.

In October of 2006 PSYCHO jesus recorded and released his 4th CD intitled "LUCIFIXXXER" a 10 track Halloween themed album that sold out shortly after its release. In its short time LUCIFIXXXER has been praised as PSYCHO jesus's best work to date.

By Ervin Williams