About Ricky Jamaraz

Hello, I’m Ricky Jamaraz. It’s normally kind of frowned upon to write an ‘about’ section in the 1st person because it looks a bit unprofessional, but I don’t really care, and neither should you.

Ricky Jamaraz

My real name is not Ricky Jamaraz, it’s actually Thomas Ison. I’m currently 18 and I was born in the suburbs of a city called Nottingham in the UK.

I’ve been independently writing, recording and releasing my own music since I was 13 years old, and in that time I’ve released around 16 albums and 7 EPs, exploring genres ranging from depressing alt-folk to spaced-out ambient, instrumental hip-hop to dance-punk, and many more.

Since 2025, I’ve been actively working on a large-scale project called the Jamaraz Music Universe, ditching traditional conventions of releasing music in favour of posing as different characters in a decade-spanning fictional music scene.

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START HERE: What is the Jamaraz Music Universe?

The Jamaraz Music Universe (JMU) is a fictional world made real through albums, characters and storylines – a large-scale creative project completely orchestrated by me, Ricky Jamaraz...
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My real name is not Ricky Jamaraz, it’s actually Thomas Ison. I’m currently 18 and I was born in the suburbs of a city called Nottingham in the UK.

I’ve been independently writing, recording and releasing my own music since I was 13 years old, and in that time I’ve released around 16 albums and 7 EPs, exploring genres ranging from depressing alt-folk to spaced-out ambient, instrumental hip-hop to dance-punk, and almost everything in between.

Since 2025, I’ve been actively working on a large-scale project called the Jamaraz Music Universe, ditching traditional conventions of releasing music in favour of posing as different characters in a multi-decade-spanning fictional music scene.

Ricky Jamaraz recording drums

About this website

I had a ton of fun making this website, despite how frustrating it was at times…

This is my own Jamaraz-themed corner of the internet, much like a dog’s favourite lamp post in the park to piss on – so I invite you to smell my piss and get a whiff of all the stuff I’ve got to share!

I’m sorry I almost killed your girlfriend (And you)

Remember Rhys, the voice at the end of “NOW! That’s What I Call Closure”? This song is about how I got into a car accident while driving him, his girlfriend, and one of my other best friends Alfie.

I was very embarrassed about the whole ordeal and for a while after was anxious that the 3 of them would talk shit behind my back about it, even though they were partially at fault for distracting me while I was driving. So this song is a mixture embarrassment and a sarcastic flavour of anger.

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