Jus Allah, born James Bostick in 1978, is an American rapper from Camden, New Jersey, best known for his affiliation with the underground hip-hop collective Jedi Mind Tricks (JMT). He made a significant impact with his distinctive, visceral style and dark lyrical content. Jus Allah joined Jedi Mind Tricks just before the release of their second album "Violent by Design" in 2000, contributing to the project's raw and hard-hitting edge, which has since become a cult classic in the underground scene.

After some legal and personal disputes led to his departure from JMT, Jus Allah embarked on a solo career and continued to make waves with his unique delivery and apocalyptic themes. His solo debut, "All Fates Have Changed" (2005), presented a haunting sonic tableau that further solidified his reputation as a heavyweight lyricist in the genre. Over the years, Jus Allah has released a string of projects, including "Btv," "BT4," "Grease," "Cop Monopoly," "MMA," "G-O-D," and "Pool of Blood," showcasing his continued evolution as an artist while maintaining the gritty essence that his fans have come to expect. Despite facing challenges within the industry and amongst his peers, Jus Allah has remained a revered figure with a dedicated following who are drawn to his unfiltered approach to hip-hop and the intensity of his artistic vision.