Interview by: Martin Bauman One of the best things about Canada's hip-hop landscape is the sheer diversity of artists within its broad reaches. In a reflection of our multicultural country, the Canadian hip-hop scene features unique sounds from East to West Coast, and everywhere in between. One such example is Toronto-born
Miles Jones. Blending futuristic beats inspired by dance and house, and infused with an ever-present boom bap quality, Jones has crafted a unique sound that reflects his musically diverse upbringing in a household with his father, Hedley Jones Jr., a longtime radio and club deejay. Most recently, Jones' efforts have culminated in the release of
The Jones Act (Part III), a 12-track album released on his own label, Mojo Records and Publishing. On top of that, in an equally unique endeavour, Jones has been collaborating with illustrator Ben Roboly to create comic book issues based on the songs from the album. The Come Up Show caught up with Miles Jones to discuss
The Jones Act (Part III), the key to success in the Canadian rap industry, making comic books, and much more.
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Off The Jones Act Part III, Toronto's own - Miles Jones hits us with the visuals for "All Lies" produced by Austin Dovercourt III. This one makes you want to sing "Can I get a little bread?" all day. With that fast paced - break beat feel, "All Lies" is for certain that feel good music. Miles Jones touches on the devotion artists have for music, just leaking to enjoy the fruits of their labor. We can all relate if you have a passion!
Grab yourself a copy of the album if you're feeling this one, plenty more good music where this came from! 
Miles Jones just released the artwork and tracklist for his upcoming project, The Jones Act (Part III), which is set for release on October 23rd. If you picked up Jones'