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United States Jamar Rogers is an artist, speaker, and advocate known for his soulful voice and powerful personal story of overcoming adversity.
Jamar Rogers was featured in an interview detailing his journey from 'The Voice' and his story of brokenness and redemption.
Jamar Rogers released a new single "High" inspired by his past crystal meth addiction. The 'Voice' semifinalist discussed his experiences with the publication.
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Jamar Rogers, as a volunteer, participated in the 'Reach Out and Touch Me' campaign, showcasing his involvement with the organization.
Jamar Rogers offers personalized videos and interactions through the Cameo platform, joining on July 23, 2019.
Jamar Rogers discussed his experience during The Voice season 2 and his career progression since then in an interview for the show's 10th anniversary.
Jamar Rogers was featured for speaking out as an artist and activist, publicly discussing his HIV positive status after his appearance on The Voice.
A news segment from KOTV Tulsa featuring Jamar Rogers' initial selection onto Cee Lo Green's team on The Voice.
Jamar Rogers maintains an official Facebook page for his music, meditation, somatic release, and other content, with over 31,000 likes.
Jamar Rogers was born on March 1, 1982, in New Orleans. From a young age, specifically six years old, he displayed a notable talent for singing. His early life was marked by challenges, including growing up in a single-parent household, which contributed to emotional difficulties. These issues eventually led to addiction, with Rogers becoming dependent on drugs. A turning point in his life occurred when he was diagnosed as HIV positive. This diagnosis, combined with a period of personal brokenness, motivated him to seek change. After achieving six years of sobriety from crystal meth, he auditioned for the vocal competition series “The Voice” in 2012, marking a significant step in his career and public life.
During his time as a finalist on “The Voice,” Rogers gained national recognition and shared his story of redemption. Following his appearance on the show, he was featured across various media platforms, including “The Today Show,” “Ellen,” CNN, E! Entertainment News, MTV News, HLN’s Showbiz Tonight, USA Today, People Magazine, US Weekly, Billboard, Rolling Stone.com, The Hollywood Reporter, The Huffington Post, POZ Magazine, Popcrush, Sway In The Morning, and Positively Aware Magazine. In addition to recording new music, he has consistently toured nationally, performing for diverse audiences. Jamar Rogers is also actively involved in community work, aiming to demystify HIV/AIDS and deliver messages of hope and second chances to young people.
His abilities extend beyond music into motivational speaking, a skill recognized with invitations to speak at several events, benefits, and award shows. Notably, he delivered a speech at AIDS 2012 in Washington, D.C. Rogers subsequently signed with a label, releasing an album, and has also engaged in television work, including a role as Filipe in “Hot Air” (2018) and appearing as himself in the music video “Flow” (2021). Despite past setbacks in his music career, he has continued to evolve as an artist, focusing on a more soulful, R&B-influenced sound, while maintaining his role as an influential public figure.
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