Sunspot Jonz

American rapper

Sunspot Jonz
Birth name	Corey Johnson
Also known as	BFAP, Dusty Black, Vision
Born	September 16, 1971
Origin	Oakland, California
Genres	Underground hip hop
Occupation(s)	Rapper, producer
Years active	1994–present
Labels	Outhouse LL Crew Revenge Entertainment Legendary Music Battle Axe Records HBD Universal International

Website	sunspotjonz.com

Musical artist

Corey Johnson, better known by his stage name Sunspot Jonz, is a rapper from Oakland, California. He is a founding member of Living Legends, a conglomerate of underground hip hop artists from California. He is also one half of Mystik Journeymen along with Luckyiam.^[1]

History

Sunspot Jonz has gone by other surnames before, the most notable and well-known being BFAP, which stands for Brother From Another Planet, and Vision.^[2]

Sunspot Jonz released Don't Let 'Em Stop You in 2003.^[3] It features contributions from Dirt Nasty, Moka Only and The Grouch.^[4]

He released two solo albums, Fight-Destroy-Rock^[5] and The Darkside ov Heaven,^[6] in 2009.

Discography

Albums

Child ov the Storm (2000)
Angelz wit Dirty Faces (2000)
Underground Legend (2000)
Fallen Angelz (2002)
Don't Let 'Em Stop You (2003)
No Guts No Glory (2004)
Only the Strong Shall Survive (2005)
Back in Black (2006)
Never Surrender (2008)
Fight-Destroy-Rock (2009)
The Darkside ov Heaven (2009)
Galaxy of Dreams 1 (G.O.D.) (2010)
Galaxy of Dreams 2 (G.O.D.) (2012)
Skywalkers (2013)
Legend1 (2015)
Stoney Hawk 1 (2015)
Cruel Summer (2020)
Stoney Hawk 2 (2023)

EPs

Unleashed (2000)
Dirty Faces (2001)
Ghostworld (2003)

Guest appearances

Awol One & Factor Chandelier – "Darkness" from Owl Hours (2009)
Factor Chandelier - "Black Fantasia" from 13 Stories (A Prelude) (2010)
Factor Chandelier - "A Part of Me Now" from Club Soda Series I (2011)
Myka 9 – "Oh Yeah... Alright" from Mykology (2012)
Factor Chandelier - "Born Alone, Death Unknown" from Single Series (2016)
Factor Chandelier - "Tiger Fight (Sunloa)" from Time Invested II (2022)
Alex Asher Daniel - "Dakini (God’s Eye Mix)" (2022)^[7]

References

^ Cowie, Del F. (September 2002). "Mystik Journeymen - Magic". Exclaim!.
^ Archived at Ghostarchive and the Wayback Machine: Sunspot Jonz- ASMR Talk Show 9-30-15. YouTube.
^ Swan, Rachel (October 1, 2003). "Sunspot Jonz". East Bay Express.
^ Juon, Steve (February 24, 2004). "Sunspot Jonz :: Don't Let Em Stop You :: Battle Axe Records". RapReviews.
^ Maharaj, Zoneil (May 21, 2009). "Fight-Destroy-Rock/The Darkside Ov Heaven". XLR8R.
^ "Sunspot Jonz - Darkside Ov Heaven, The". URB. May 4, 2009.
^ Dakini (God's Eye Mix), 2021-12-12, retrieved 2022-11-30