Jay Electronica feat. Jay-Z – Road To Perdition (Full/CDQ) [Stream]
Just as requested, here’s the CDQ version of Jay Electronica’s “Road To Perdition”.
Read moreJust as requested, here’s the CDQ version of Jay Electronica’s “Road To Perdition”.
Read moreThe Brown Bag homies recorded this around late 2012. I had thought about using this song for my album, but it didn’t quite fit with the progression I had made. Despite that, it kept it’s longevity for me, so I wanted to put it out there for everyone to hear. They both dug deep and dropped some real, personal gems, which meshed well with the nostalgic vibe of the beat.
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Read moreHere’s a previously unreleased joint from Jay Electronica and Jay-Z called “Road To Perdition”. The rip is very low quality for now, sorry! +1 RT @cthagod That CDQ Jay ElecGodbody "Road To Perdition" needs to drop expeditiously…… cc @JayElectronica — DJ P.R. (@djpr) March 6, 2015
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