Comedy
Clean, upscale stand-up woven with sharp observational humor. Perfect for corporate events, urban R&B shows, jazz festivals, and comedy clubs alike.
Comedian · Impressionist · Vocalist · Event Host
Known worldwide as The Human iPod
Jamin J. Lamont — also known as Jammin Jay Lamont and born Joe Nash — is a professional comedian, impressionist, and vocalist who has redefined what a solo stage act can be. Born the son of a preacher in Oklahoma City, he grew up making every sound imaginable to make people laugh and cheer.
A graduate of Langston University with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism, Lamont began his career as a radio personality in Oklahoma City and Houston before realizing his true calling was the live stage. He packed up and moved to Los Angeles, where he still resides today — and where his one-man show became legendary.
Billed as "The Human iPod," he performs with no band, no backline, no DJ, and no background singers — just a quality microphone, a sound system, and an audience ready to party. His clean, upscale act blends comedy, celebrity impressions, beatboxing, and full vocal performances into a show that earns standing ovations night after night.
Beyond comedy clubs, Lamont has taken his talents to concert stages, casino theaters, cruise ships, and major music festivals — opening for national recording artists and hosting events like the Riverside Rhythms Music Festival in California.
Growing up as a preacher's son, young Jay discovered his gift early — reproducing voices, beats, and characters to entertain anyone within earshot. Comedy wasn't a career plan; it was instinct.
Earned a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism from Langston University, building the communication skills that would later power both his radio career and his commanding stage presence.
Worked as a radio personality for stations in Oklahoma City and Houston, Texas. During his Houston years, he performed at local comedy clubs and opened for artists including The Gap Band, The O'Jays, and the late Roger Troutman.
Realizing live performance was his destiny, Lamont moved to Los Angeles. He appeared on BET's Comic View (Season 1), Showtime at the Apollo, Def Comedy Jam, and Jamie Foxx's Laffapalooza — quickly becoming one of the most versatile acts in comedy.
Competed on Season 6 of America's Got Talent, delivering a show-stopping audition: beatboxing "Hail to the Chief" while impersonating President Barack Obama. Though eliminated in the Vegas Round, the performance showcased the vocal dexterity that defines his act.
Lamont left the comedy club circuit for concert stages worldwide — opening for Mary J. Blige on 13 cities of her Liberation tour, performing on Disney, Princess, and Celebrity Cruise Lines, and starring in the hit stage play Mama's Sweet Potato Pie as a lead vocalist in two R&B groups.
From network television to comedy specials and cruise ship main stages, Lamont's performances have reached audiences across the globe.
Signature Impressions
Over decades of touring, Lamont has opened for and performed alongside some of the biggest names in R&B, soul, jazz, and comedy.
Capital Jazz Festival · Big Easy Comedy Festival · Blue World Festival at Sea · Fantastic Voyage · Laugh Your Blues Away · Jazz Legacy Foundation Concert Series · Riverside Rhythms Music Festival · Casino stages nationwide
"Jay's secret recipe to his success is his ability to perform in front of any type of audience by adapting his show to fit their expectations."
Clean, upscale stand-up woven with sharp observational humor. Perfect for corporate events, urban R&B shows, jazz festivals, and comedy clubs alike.
Beatboxing, vocal reproduction, and full musical performances without a single instrument — earning the nickname The Human iPod from amazed audiences worldwide.
From Barry White and Michael Jackson to Prince, Barack Obama, and Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees — master impressions that bring icons to life on stage.
Professional emcee for concerts, festivals, and community events. Brings warmth, wit, and crowd energy to every stage he steps on.