Roc Nation’s elite Jay Z and Jay Electronica hopped on Drake’s “We Made It” instrumental over the weekend and made rappers run for cover with a fire freestyle that set the Twitter-verse ablaze.
When Jay Z and Jay Electronica go jacking for beats, rappers best take cover. If you recall what the duo did a few years back on “Shiny Suit Theory,” receive a second audible blessing via their take on Drake’s “We Made It.”
Thanks to impactful music and a Detox worthy release schedule, Jay Electronica is one of Hip-Hop’s most mysterious artists. The “Exhibit C” rapper was spotted multiple times at the South By Southwest Festival over the past week, but his sightings are so rare, it could have been a hologram.
Jay Electronica was spotted kicking it at the SXSW Festival this week. Whether related or not, the enigmatic rapper drops a new tune called “better in with the infinite.”
It’s nothing for a rapper to get shelved these days. As albums from top-notch talent continue to collect dust, these ten acts are just the latest in a long line of delays that managed to not drop in 2013.
It’s pretty easy to notice the parallels and similarities between Hip-Hop and the world of comic books. We decided to point out some of Earth’s mightiest rhyme-slingers.
There’s been a Jay Electronica sighting, which has only led to more speculation about what the enigmatic rapper is up to. The Roc Nation artist was in Croatia last weekend and revealed that he wanted Big Sean’s “Control” record for his own album.
The Internets are on fire because of a new freebie track from Big Sean called “Control (HOF).” But the Detroit native isn’t the reason folks are ranting and raving. Rather, a stellar verse from Kendrick Lamar has essentially turned the streets into gazpacho.
In news that no one will take seriously until they actually hear the music, Jay Electronica‘s now comically delayed debut album, Act II: Patents Of Nobility (The Turn), is almost done. This news comes from producer/artist The Bullitts aka Jeymes Samuel.
As artist by the name of CETO gets the opportunity to have the elusive Jay Electronica on a track called “Hail Mary.”
Jay Electronica got drunk on Christmas Eve and was on Twitter. So you know what happens in the next part of this story.
Jay Electronica has grown to become one of Hip-Hop’s most elusive figures of recent memory; dare we say borderline mythical. Fans have been patiently waiting for the New Orleans MC’s proper debut, Act II: Patents of Nobility (The Turn), to no avail. And at this point, any Jay Elect sighting will both warm your heart and […]