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J-Zone
J-Zone is Jamal Green from Brooklyn, a self-taught drummer and DJ who started making music in the mid-1990s. His 2002 debut album 'Music for the People'...
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Candy Razors
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County Check Pimpin
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Gimme, Gimme, Gimme
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Inauguration Day
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Jailbait Jennifer
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Live from Pimp Palace East
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MetroCard Millionaires
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Ms. Platonic Part 2
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No Consequences
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Q & a
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The Bum-Bitch Ballad
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The First Day of School
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The Smurf Syndrome
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The Zone Mission
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The Zone Mission (Part VIII)
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Too Many Babies
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J-Zone is Jamal Green from Brooklyn, a self-taught drummer and DJ who started making music in the mid-1990s. His 2002 debut album 'Music for the People' included 'Candy Razors,' a track with a memorable hook that became something of a cult favorite. He followed that with albums like 'Special Request' in 2004 and 'TV Set' in 2005.
His lyrics often touch on social and political topics, and he's been open about dealing with bipolar disorder. Songs like 'County Check Pimpin' and 'MetroCard Millionaires' show his style, raw, with distorted beats and a kind of playful edge. He's worked with artists including Lil Sci and Kool Keith.
Later albums include 'Fish n Grits' from 2012 and 'Peter, Paul & Mary' in 2017. Tracks like 'Gimme, Gimme, Gimme' and 'Ms. Platonic Part 2' keep that same off-kilter, catchy approach. He's built a following without smoothing out the rough parts of his sound or his subject matter.
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