Bio

Raised in Paranaque, Philippines, Rhomar Jessy experienced several changes in his life that led to internal struggle. Having found out that he was sold as a child at the price of 70 dollars by his biological mother, he faced a vast number of mental and emotional trials throughout his upbringing and high school life. “I had a love/hate relationship with Saturday nights. It was when I was most creative, while simultaneously at peak with my emotional demise.” While juggling with the consequences of anger and depression, and seeking a sense of belonging, he used music as a means for relieving his pain. In the process, he grew closer to God and started clearly seeing his purpose. With a mission and a vision to use his artistic expression in directing people to where true joy comes from, he longs to also carry the torch for his country, the Philippines. “Life is too sweet to be ungrateful,” quotes the 22-year old artist. As a newcomer in the world of music, he desires to offer a fresh and transparent sound to the table.