J-Batters releases #JUSTICE4JBATTERS

Blessed with the lyrical ability to spit that Gangsta, Grimy, Melodic flow, J-Batters has been compared to the likes of some of the greats in the game. Just to name a few, he gives you street stories bringing the visual of the streets of Buffalo, NY to life right before the listener’s ears just like Jay Z did with Brooklyn and Nas did with his Queens Bridge tales.

His witty metaphors & punchlines gives you that Gritty Gangsta blend of Styles P & Jadakiss all wrapped in one. With the ability to display his versatility with those Grimy, breathtaking hooks & verses along with his rough upbringing and hustler ambition, some have compared Batters to 50 Cent as well.

Batters places his life and a current legal situation on display in a Web Series entitled #Justice4JBatters. He walks you through the stress and struggles he’s facing fighting a federal case for the past 6 years. This episode which was released will be the first of many to come.

Followed by the webisode, Jay delivers his highly anticipated LP #Justice4JBatters which is mainly produced by his in-house producer Ease On The Track. The production includes a few 90s samples which are perfectly tailored to fit Batters’ witty, grimy flow pattern. For this release, Jay focuses on getting the fans of real bars and storytelling familiar with him and his label (Take Money Entertainment).

The only feature on this release aside from his label mates Money Meach and Yung Stizz is Shady Records/Griselda Records artist Conway The Machine who has recently been dominating the rap game single-handedly with his grimy Buffalo, NY flow. Conway and Batters linking up to put together the gritty track “Colors” was a no-brainer seeing that they both come from the same city with similar struggles.

Check out Justice4JBatters the Web Series and then push play on the LP.

Keep your eyes peeled for J-Batters and Money Meach’s collaborative album which will be produced entirely by Nard & B and Ease On The Track as Jay insists that he’s not letting up on these rap dudes for 2018.

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