Summer Job is the latest single from Boston’s J Roy Champion, a track that immediately kicks into high gear due to the gritty flow that issues forth. Kloud Nine’s production on Summer Job is distinctive, building off of the work of J. Dilla and Dr. Dre, providing considerable highlights to J Roy Champion’s lyrics. Summer Job is lean, concluding before the three-minute mark. The cut stays in high gear from the beginning to the end, standing up well to repeat spins. Street-wise lyrics work nicely with a catchy sound that will garner rap-radio rotation this year.
J Roy Champion “Summer Job” prod. Kloud Nine / 2016 / http://www.jroymusicdotcom.com/ / https://twitter.com/audiofeen617
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