J-Easy Dropping Biggest Project Yet.

Feb 24, 2023


New album being released by J-Easy. Discover the new Hiphop.


Columbus, Georgia Feb 24, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - J-Easy has more music and is dropping his ninth studio project titled "Hate Me Love Me". This project is following after the lead single "Let Me Brag" which was released on October 7th, 2022. After coming off two wins in his hometown of Columbus Georgia with Most Underrated Male Artist & Best Studio of The Year, the single is what the title says, he is bragging and it's much deserved! Racking up over 30k streams on Spotify alone J-Easy has announced the release of his new album which be on March 24, 2023. The official album cover and track list have been released on J-Easy's Instagram and Facebook. There are 15 tracks that will officially be on this album with features from artists YNG Luciano and Day Real.

As of today, you are able to pre-save the album on Spotify, including with the drop of the album J-Easy's releasing a deluxe version of his album the same day, which can be pre-ordered on Bandcamp for 10$. The deluxe digital download includes two unfinished songs that didn't make it onto the final track list, the alternate album cover that was originally the final cover for the album, the official music video for "Let Me Brag" an unreleased live performance of the hit single "Let Me Brag" and lastly a personal thank you video to the people that pre orders the digital album.

Previews have been posted on J-Easy's social media pages and we are excited to hear what he has to offer. You can find all links below for the album.

Find J-Easy: www.jeasyofficial.com

Pre-save New Album: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jeasy/hate-me-love-me

Digital Album Pre-Order + Bonus Content: https://jeasyofficial.bandcamp.com/album/hate-me-love-me

Let Me Brag: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jeasy/let-me-brag

SOCIALS

Facebook: www.facebook.com/jeasyofficial

Twitter: www.twitter.com/jeasyofficial

Instagram: www.instagram.com/jeasyofficial

 

Source :JLC Entertainment

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