West coast emcee Jern Eye is proud to announce the release of his sophomore solo LP, Vision. The album, which features production from Jake One, !llmind, and Keelay & Zaire, and collaborations with Guilty Simpson, Mistah F.A.B., Zion I, Cali Agents, and NightClubber Lang, will be available October 13th via MYX Music Label.
At a time when many albums are little more than a collection of randomly pieced together, unrelated songs, the art of crafting an album is often overlooked. For Vision, a title referencing the concept of stripping down illusions in order to share artistic expression and feeling, creating a cohesive album was the main focus for Jern Eye, and one of the biggest progressions for Jern as an artist since his debut album. Jern says, "In comparison to my previous release Authentic Vintage, I think Vision is more self aware. I just appreciate being a little older, and seeing my music in perspective. I think refusing to compromise what I really love about hip-hop reflects on how I made this album." With three years between albums, that artistic maturity will finally be on display as Vision is prepared for release October 13th.
Despite the list of stellar guest emcees, Jern's presence remains dominant throughout Vision, as witnessed on the album's lead single, "Get Down," produced by MYX's own Keelay & Zaire. In creating the album, the music was the driving force, as Jern crafted the album's sound, spending nights with new beats from go to producers Jake One, !llmind, and more, searching for the right sounds to allow Jern's message to hold the foreground of Vision. Jern says, "With this new record, it was all about beat selection in order to capture certain vibes or backdrops I wanted. So, in essence, each song has intent whether it's obvious or not. Sonically, I think I captured the album I wanted to deliver. I'm not big into doing anything super out there. I made an album that real hip-hop will like."
A Los Angeles native, Jern Eye began crafting his skills early on at freestyle battles in famous L.A. clubs. Forming the west coast staple group, Lunar Heights with friend and fellow emcee Spear Of The Nation shortly after high school, the group eventually migrated north to Oakland to join the Bay Area's flourishing independent hip-hop scene. Once in the Bay, the group was joined by Khai Sharrieff, as they began making a name for themselves, opening for a number of groups, including Crown City Rockers, The Pharcyde, The Procussions, and more. The group subsequently released their solo effort, Crescent Moon to high acclaim. Jern followed three years later with his solo debut, Authentic Vintage in 2006, touring with Heiroglyphics and Living Legends as a result of the album's success. The album, which features production from !llmind, Jake One, Keelay & Zaire, DJ Vinroc, Def Supreme, Phil Jahns, and Artek, and collaborations with artists Cali Agents, Mistah F.A.B., Zion I, Guilty Simpson, Nightclubber Lang, and more looks to be a statement for Jern Eye's upward movement as a legitimate talent in hip-hop music. Vision will be available October 13th via MYX Music Label.
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Jern Eye ft. Zion I & DJ Platurn "Click"
J-Boogie's Dubtronic Science ft. Lunar Heights "Inferno"
Jern Eye, Was suppa fresh to watch ya set last night at tha hidden house. I'm diggin' ya flavaaaah..... THANKS 4 tha lOve wit cha CDS= a suppa FLY addition to ma collection of visionary minds. wOrd. SAFE TRAVELS AND BLESSINGS. Peace and Much lOve, j*lOve (Jenni J.)
Lol, probably both. There's a lot of food that would be typical for a bbq that I could enjoy, and there's a lot of food that I could suggest for a bbq so that I can enjoy it. But in general, I'm very particular with what I enjoy eating and how I enjoy eating it. Instead of scaring someone off with these detailed requests that anyone but myself would probably get incorrect anyway....
It's just easier to say I don't like BBQ. Aaaand now I look crazy. Lol
lol, well i dont like barbeque, but i like barbeques. congrats on your new place! man, i like leaving but i hate moving. lol. hope its a smooth transition. :)
Something like that, right? I even found some of Roadsworth work that people were writing off as Banksy's. They're pretty similar in style. Maybe just different in their message?
