entality,” Jackson’s aim is simple self-expression. Hailing from several cities in the east coast, Turner’s main influences are Wale, Styles P, Kanye West, and others that have ushered in a new era of lyricism.
Growing up with a minister father provided a strong understanding of gospel music. Albums like BBJ’s Universal Concussion, the quintessential “gospel rap” genre gave motivation to Turner to use his life experiences to enhance the art form.
A strong connection to speech and debate gave way to a deeper yearning to convey a message through the spoken word. A believe of purpose in all things, Turner says every rhyme is written to be rapped. Live performance is the strongest suit for this MC. 
Calling on the spirit of his namesake, Jackson believes, that like Nat Turner, the ultimate goal is to facilitate freedom with a higher purpose. Creating music largely in the Hip Hop genre, Turner says his major writing inspirations include Fall Out Boy, John Mayer, Lily Allen, and Taylor Swift, proving his versatility in musical thought.
“Music is about sharing thoughts and sending energy to another person. I am responsible for the message in my music, whether it’s that of destruction or positive impact.”
Acting as the personification of truth, Turner Jackson is the ultimate storyteller. Using his life experiences, combined with the revolutionary spirit of Nat Turner, there is no better example of life and its imitation of art.