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J-Live (also know as Justice Allah, legal name Jean-Jacques Cadet) is an MC, DJ, and producer from New York, and also the founder of Triple Threat Productions.[1]
Contents
* 1 Early Career and The Best Part
* 2 All of the Above to Then What Happened?
* 3 Personal life
* 4 Discography
o 4.1 Albums
o 4.2 Appearances
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1. Early Career and The Best Part
J-Live first appeared on the underground hip-hop scene in 1995, when he was a freshman English major at the University at Albany, The State University of New York. His first single „Longevity“ appeared on Mark Farina’s Mushroom Jazz CD, and follow-up singles „Braggin’ Writes“ and „Hush the Crowd“ garnered widespread attention, getting him printed in the „Unsigned Hype“ section of The Source. This led to a record contract with Raw Shack Records. His first album, The Best Part, recorded from 1995 to 1999, featured production by Prince Paul, DJ Premier, and Pete Rock. Due to problems with his record label, J-Live left the label and the album was shelved. He moved to Payday Records, but when Payday’s parent company London Records was bought from Universal Music Group by WEA, the album was again shelved. In 2001, copies surfaced as bootlegs and several were of such high quality it was rumored that J-Live himself was behind them. By the fall of 2001, The Best Part was finally officially released after five years of label problems. It was released on Triple Threat Productions, J-Live’s own record label.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
J-Live (also know as Justice Allah, legal name Jean-Jacques Cadet) is an MC, DJ, and producer from New York, and also the founder of Triple Threat Productions.[1]
Contents
* 1 Early Career and The Best Part
* 2 All of the Above to Then What Happened?
* 3 Personal life
* 4 Discography
o 4.1 Albums
o 4.2 Appearances
s
1. Early Career and The Best Part
J-Live first appeared on the underground hip-hop scene in 1995, when he was a freshman English major at the University at Albany, The State University of New York. His first single „Longevity“ appeared on Mark Farina’s Mushroom Jazz CD, and follow-up singles „Braggin’ Writes“ and „Hush the Crowd“ garnered widespread attention, getting him printed in the „Unsigned Hype“ section of The Source. This led to a record contract with Raw Shack Records. His first album, The Best Part, recorded from 1995 to 1999, featured production by Prince Paul, DJ Premier, and Pete Rock. Due to problems with his record label, J-Live left the label and the album was shelved. He moved to Payday Records, but when Payday’s parent company London Records was bought from Universal Music Group by WEA, the album was again shelved. In 2001, copies surfaced as bootlegs and several were of such high quality it was rumored that J-Live himself was behind them. By the fall of 2001, The Best Part was finally officially released after five years of label problems. It was released on Triple Threat Productions, J-Live’s own record label.
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The Best Part
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All Of The Above
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Always Will Be
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son-of-hiphop schrieb:
one for the griot is CRAZY!!
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Omega_Switch22B schrieb:
I thought it couldn't get any better than The Best Part... then I listened to All of the Above...
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werDxINF schrieb:
been a fan for awhile. Keep up the conscience hip hop.
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somfolk schrieb:
J-live know his shit... lovin'
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Funkadelicer schrieb:
It's like this Anna...
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mrq-b-boy schrieb:
thanks to internet we all have a chance to listen to real rap. i guess i would never see j-live's 12inch in europe
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Melonic schrieb:
One of the few artists I'll buy from You know what's fucked? I've never heard of this guy before, either. Sad how the music industry works now...
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TheAbbott schrieb:
I so so upset that Elzhi is the second similar artist.Really.
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yamaha2k3 schrieb:
This shit is so amazing. This is real hip-hop. Too bad main stream stuff can't be even half as good as the stuff J-Live puts out.
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harpokrates schrieb:
his beats...always banging. Dope!
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bbttss schrieb:
underground
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benneff schrieb:
Love J-live. Never get tired of his songs. Inspiring. When it's all said and done it should be heard and seen.
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Mrbeebo schrieb:
Underrated!
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wutanghej schrieb:
The Best Part. One of the best debuts you will ever hear.
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aotiv schrieb:
hey everyone, i just heard this guy on the beat junkies vol. 1 song and i really want to get into him but i'm not sure what's a good place to start...any suggestions??
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them thats not!
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deborah09 schrieb:
nice
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halfstreet schrieb:
...but inconsistent, like many others
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aselfishimpulse schrieb:
one of the best ever
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Join the Underground Movement: http://www.last.fm/group/HipHop%27s+Underground+Radio
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Listening data (11.23.09 chart reset)
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