Big Songs, Real Impact.

TaterTot Jamz (Charlene Lull) is a Christian artist who doesn’t do fake, polished, or comfortable.

She’s a wildfire—bold, unfiltered, and not afraid to say what most people won’t. After spending over a decade chronically homeless, her faith wasn’t built in safe spaces—it was forged in survival, pressure, and the kind of moments where God either shows up… or nothing makes sense.

Her music reflects that. It’s raw, sometimes messy, sometimes confrontational—but always honest. Because real faith isn’t clean, and truth doesn’t stay quiet.

She’s also the founder of Hope and Understanding Outreach, serving and discipling those experiencing homelessness and life in transition—because she’s lived it, not just heard about it.

Between raising five kids, navigating ongoing health battles, and doing ministry, she writes every lyric herself. Then she uses AI tools like Suno to bring the sound in her head to life—because waiting on perfect conditions was never an option.

She doesn’t claim to have it all figured out. She’s still learning how to abide, how to trust God beyond survival, and how to walk this out daily. But she shows up anyway—letting God use her voice however He wants.

TaterTot Jamz creates for the ones who feel overlooked, worn down, or done pretending—but still want God anyway.

It’s not neat. It’s not safe.
It’s a living testimony—with fire in it.