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JAY MONEY - HEAVYWEIGHT LYRICAL CHAMP!

In an era of watered-down, copy-cat MC's, Jay Money is a living definition of what an Emcee should be about; originality and versatility. Original, so as not to sound like someone else, and versatile, so as not to sound the same everytime. Today's artists are mostly one-sided with their material and delivery. They lack the skill to expand on a subject, hence, they come out sounding simplistic. Jay Money may have been raised as a battle emcee, but, his experience has taught him that a Tru Emcee is one who can spit or write on any subject. As he still displays his battle technique, Jay also injects his personal experience and political views into his music. By doing this, Jay Money can never have one type of emcee label placed on him, only the label of emcee. A Jay Money album will always be a well-rounded piece of work

Jay Money began to experience music at a young age, beginning with playing the trumpet in the 3rd grade. His father, who is a Baptist minister, plays piano and used to sing with a national gospel mens chorus called "The Hub of Harmony." Jay discovered Hip Hop at the age of 12, freestyling on the school bus. Soon, he went from the school bus to house parties and became known as someone to deal with on the m-i-c. A few years later, at 17, Jay met Omaha DJ legend, DJ Suicide. After hearing Jay rhyme, Suicide immediately began making beats for him, and in return, Jay would rap on the intros to Suicide's mixtapes, which brought him more recognition through the city. After a few years of struggling to record, Suicide teamed up with a long time friend to form Thumpin Hard Records. On this label, the first project recorded and released by local artists, "Parental Advisory," was put together. It sold well through the Midwest, but, the money wasn't handled properly. Suicide, along with Jay and other artists, left Thumpin Hard to form Crossphade Muzic....Read more @jaysmuzic.com

 

DISCOGRAPHY

	PARENTAL ADVISORY (1993; Thumpin Hard Rec.) -The first project released for retail sale by independant Omaha artists. Jay was featured on a solo cut called "Funky Revolution", "It's Over" with his crew, Basement Society and also produced "Im All Dat" which featured Basement Society member N-Tellect.
	WHO DOWNSTAIRS? EP (1994; RKO Ent.)-The debut project from one of Omaha's illest crews. Produced by Jay Money and DJ Suicide
	BEHIND ENEMY LINES (1997; Crossphade Muzic)-The first cd project released under Crossphade. Jay appeared on "Keep It Hip Hop" and "Writerz Block"
	681 (1998; Crossphade Muzic)-The Second compilation released under Crossphade. Jay appeared on "Show Ya Skillz", "100 A Head", the RKO anthem (which he produced) "Ashy Palms" and the Crossphade posse cut "681"
	MIDDLENIUM (2000; Crossphade Muzic)-The last project released under the Crossphade "Family". Jay made a guest appearance on Hurrikane Furyus' "The Hunted."
	MEET THE DEALER: DA JAMES CASH MIXTAPE (2007; Black Royals Music Grp)-Featuring the Heavyweight rhyme spit of one of Wild King's illest emcees, Jay Money. Mixed by the incredible DJ Suicide, Meet The Dealer is a mix cd that is put together better than some artists albums. Well organized skits, radio interviews and Suicide's effortless mix sets the standard on how mixtapes should be put together in Omaha. Hosted by label mate, Lex Lootha

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