BROKE Isn’t the End, It’s the Beginning: Support For Album

Meet Justin Oliver, an independent Pop/R&B artist whose voice carries the soul of a dreamer and the fire of an underdog prepared to win. Based in the heart of New York City, Justin has been building his kingdom from the ground up, redefining what it means to turn challenges into art that resonates deeply with audiences everywhere.

Now, he’s on a mission to share a project that’s more than music—it’s a movement. Justin’s upcoming EP, BROKE, isn’t just the first part of an album; it’s a bold exploration of resilience, resourcefulness, and the creative spirit that thrives in adversity. It's a reminder that being "broke" isn’t a limitation—it’s the birthplace of ingenuity, humor, and the kind of community that helps each other rise above.

This project is a testament to the creative hustle, blending heartfelt lyrics, innovative sounds, and collaborations that celebrate the grit and soul of artists around the world striving to turn their stories into something extraordinary. From the pain of unrequited love in Bipolar Love Pt. 2 to the anthem of liberation in Blocked Your Number, every track weaves a narrative that feels raw, relatable, and impossible to ignore.

Justin isn’t just creating music—he’s building a bridge for dreamers everywhere. To bring BROKE to life, he’s inviting you to join this journey. Through his GoFundMe campaign, Justin is raising $10,000 to complete the full project and turn his vision into reality. But this isn’t just about funding an album. It’s about empowering a movement that proves the most valuable currency is creativity, connection, and the unwavering belief that the underdog can win; that the best form of success is proving those who doubt you wrong.

Your support will help fund production, visuals, and live performances, but more importantly, it’ll help shine a light on the beauty of overcoming, together. Every contribution—whether it’s $5 or sharing the campaign—becomes part of a story that will inspire anyone who’s ever felt like they’ve had to hustle twice as hard to achieve their dreams.

Let’s make BROKE and the rest of this project rollout a testament to the power of creativity and community. Let’s redefine what it means to be rich.

Justin Oliver's Website