Jim Jones – The Fall Before The Rise [Album Stream]

Harlem grit in a tight package.

Jim Jones follows “At the Church Steps” with a lean 9-track statement—22 minutes of head-down, veteran talk and no wasted motion. The set arrives via VL Records / Hitmaker Music Group / Hitmaker Distro and plays like a focused reset between long plays.

Sequencing is crisp—“Intro” → “I’m the Best” → “Rich Water” → “Move Em” → “Friday” → “Eat Tonight” → “Revolution” → “Summer Where You Been At” → “Mafiathon Freestyle.” It’s all Capo, all the way through.

The tone is East-Coast classic: dusty loops, drum-first mixes, hooks that keep the car rolling. Lead cut “Summer Where You Been At”—produced by Six Figga Digga and already spun up with an official video—sets the record’s pocket: reflective but still outside.

Bottom line: short, sturdy, replay-ready. The Fall Before the Rise locks into the lane Jones paved and trims the fat for maximum mileage.