Juno (rapper)

Juno
Juno performing at Bar Kino, Pori, Finland
Background information
Birth name	Jon Korhonen
Also known as	Juno, Junoesque, Paha Klovni, Jon F. Remedy, Tiger Roots, SuomiRäpinCharlieSheen, GBR:n Jon Holmes, Veltton Jon
Born	5 January 1987 Helsinki, Finland
Genres	Rap, Hip hop, reggae
Years active	2000 – present
Labels	Yellowmic Records (2008) Monsp Records (2009–2010) Sony Music (2012–) GBR Ent. (Green Buddha Records)
Associated acts	Hulabaloo SMC Lähiörotat Elokuu Parasta buddhaa and Green Buddha Records

Jon Korhonen (born 5 January 1987 in Helsinki, Finland) is a Finnish rapper of Kenyan origin.

Born in Helsinki, he lived in the city's Kruununhaka and Pihlajamäki neighborhoods, performing from the early 2000s. In 2005 he appeared as Juno in a TV reality show called Rap SM in the Finnish language rap section of the show. The other rappers in the Finnish leg were Kajo and Ruudolf.

Juno joining various successful formations. Juno was first in the duo Hulabaloo with Mr. KO using hip hop, rap and electro influences. Signed to 3rd Rail Music record label, the duo released the album Sirkusteltta in 2008.

But he also continued his solo efforts in 2008 releasing 10 December 2008 his debut solo album 13 on Yellowmic Records that was produced by Sakke Aalto. In the summer of 2009, he also released his own EP Kettoteippi

In 2009, he became part of the four-member hip hop band SMC Lähiörotat alongside Avionin Prinssi, Erä-Koira and Thono Slowknow. The band had immediate success particularly with the 2009 hit / music video "SMC Hoodrats".

Meanwhile, he also continued posting his own materials like "Suomileffas" (with McVilleGalle) and "Äänitorvia" (with Kosola) and notably his second studio album V-Tyyli on 27 January 2010 with Monsp Records followed by J.K x 2 Tunti terapiaa on 13 October 2010. Notable singles included "Pelotteluu" and "Yks risti kaks".

The band SMC Lähiörotat released their 2011 album Raffii Suomi-flättii. The album peaked at number 2 on The Official Finnish Charts in June 2011.^[1] Singles included title track "Raffii Suomi-flättii" with Asa, HenryWho? & Ameeba. Other collaborations included Notkea Rotta, Jodarok, Aqustiikka, Raimo etc. An accompanying DVD was also marketed with the album.

Juno's third major cooperation was in the Finnish rap / reggae / folk formation Elokuu that started in 2011 as a trio including Juno, Nopsajalka and Jonas W. Karlsson. Elokuu has had considerable success with its 2012 album Hääväki saapuu which reached number two on The Official Finnish Charts^[2] Hit singles included the very successful "Soutaa huopaa" (number 2 in charts) and "Saatilla"

Juno is now working on his fourth studio album to be released in April 2013 titled 050187 while still contributing to the Elokuu project.

Juno also regularly contributes to Parasta buddhaa (Best of Buddha) project run by Green Buddha Records with several tracks in both Parasta buddhaa (2010) and Parasta buddhaa 2 (2012). Green Buddha Records (GBR) has assembled a great number of hip hop artists that besides Juno included Matinpoika, McVilleKalle, Jare, Ama-T, Elia, Sam the Mään a.k.a. Okku, Dj Ink, DJ Double M, Anselmi Oksman and Antti "Kopa" Kosonen

Juno Discography

Albums

Juno solo

Album and details	Peak positions
	FIN [3]
13 Date released: 10 December 2008 Record label: Yellowmic Records	–
V-Tyyli Date released: 2010 Record label: Monsp Records	50
J.K x 2 Tunti terapiaa Date released: 13 October 2010 Record label: Monsp Records	29
050187 Date released: 14 April 2013 Record label:	20

EPs

Juno solo

Album and details	Peak positions
	FIN [3]
Kettoteippi Date released: 2009 Record label: Monsp	–

Singles

Single	Peak positions	Albums
	FIN [3]
"Kuuluuks" (feat. Gracias & Janna) Date released: 2013 Record label: Rokka	5	TBA

Discography (various Juno bands)

Albums

as part of Hulabaloo

Album and details	Peak positions
	FIN [4]
Sirkusteltta Date released: 2008 Record label: 3rd Rail Records	–

as part of SMC Lähiörotat

Album and details	Peak positions
	FIN [4]
Raffii Suomi-flättii Date released: 2011 Record label: Full House	2

as part of Elokuu

Album and details	Peak positions
	FIN [5]
Hääväki saapuu Date released: 2012 Record label: EMI	2

featured with Green Buddha Records

Album and details	Peak positions
	FIN
Parasta buddhaa Date released: 2010 Record label: Green Buddha Records	–
Parasta buddhaa 2 Date released: 2012 Record label: Green Buddha Records	–

Singles

as part of Elokuu

Year	Single	Peak positions	Album
		FIN [5]
2012	"Soutaa huopaa"	2	Hääväki saapuu
	"Saatilla"	8

References

1. "SMC Lähiörotat: Raffii Suomi-Flättii". ifpi.fi (in Finnish). IFPI. Retrieved July 27, 2011.
2. "FinnishCharts.com: elokuu discography". finnishcharts.com (in Finnish).
3. "FinnishCharts.com Juno discography page". Finnishcharts.com. Retrieved 2013-04-11.
4. "FinnishCharts.com Hulabaloo discography page". Finnishcharts.com. Retrieved 2013-04-11.
5. "FinnishCharts.com Elokuu discography page". Finnishcharts.com. Retrieved 2013-04-11.