Jay Electronica
Enigmatic MC Jay Electronica announced that he is going on tour in Europe and China this month. Of course, there is no mention of that mythical album, Act II: Patents of Nobility (The Turn), that’s been supposed come out for years now.
Like him or not, people feel a way when Jay Electronica speaks; especially when he discusses polarizing matters like race in the United States. Taking to Twitter, his usual hub for speaking publicly, he shared his views on the aforementioned topic and President Barack Obama’s reaction (or lack thereof) to Eric Garner and Michael Brown’s deaths at the hands of police […]
Jay Electronica’s output of albums is pretty much non-existent, but he does travel the world and occasionally perform. The Roc Nation rapper was recently in Miami where he blessed those in a attendance with a new song.
Common today announces he’ll be embarking on a 13-stop Nobody’s Smiling tour with special guest Jay Electronica.
The oft-elusive Jay Electronica embarks on a journey of exploration and discovery halfway across the world in a new film courtesy of Mass Appeal. Into the Light is bound to give viewers a deeper understanding of what the rap phenom is all about.
The CDQ version of Common’s “Kingdom (Remix),” featuring Vince Staples and Jay Electronica, has released, after the trio premiered the record at AAHH! Fest in Chicago.
The usually elusive Jay Electronica was on the premises for the 2014 BET Hip-Hop Awards in Atlanta on Saturday (September 20). Hip-Hop Wired had an opportunity to ask the New Orleans native how he thought his long-awaited debut album, Act II: Patents of Nobility (The Turn), will impact the culture and more.
We wish we could report about Jay Electronica‘s proper debut album having a release date, but we’ll have to settle for this. It seems that the “Exhibit C” rapper and his Rothschild heiress girlfriend have called it quits.
Jay Electronica left a footprint on the 2014 Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival with a stellar performance, featuring guests like of Jay Z, J. Cole, Talib Kweli, and more. Garbed in a Fruit of Islam jacket, he was accompanied by the Nation of Islam, which wasn’t surprising for anyone who follows his music or his Twitter.
Jay Electronica has been on a Twitter tear since blazing the stage at the 2014 Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival over the weekend. His first batch of tweets were celebratory flicks from his guest laden performance, but in the aftermath came commentary about the state of the music industry.
Yesterday (July 12), Jay Electronica appeared in the actual flesh at the 2014 Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival. The enigmatic rapper brought out special surprise guests that included J. Cole, Mac Miller and Jay Z.
Jay Electronica‘s on-again, off-again Twitter presence is always worth noting when he does decide to speak to the masses electronically. After not tweeting for a few months, Jay Electrolysis spoke on the Chuck D vs. Hot 97 issue, Lyor Cohen and more.