J-Easy New Single "Let Me Brag" Out Now

Oct 8, 2022


J-Easy is bragging and not letting up


Columbus, Georgia Oct 7, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - The time has finally come! J-Easy has to release his first single "Let Me Brag" from his upcoming album. The song was released at midnight and following the release of the single came to an official music video for the single as well. Coming with a "nasty" flow, J-Easy is expressing the accolades he has achieved since his come back this year with the release of "The Tapes" and telling his doubters that he's going to keep pushing and making music he loves!

In less than 24hr the single has racked up a respectable 6,000 streams on Spotify alone. We expect that the single is what his new album will sound like. Jay has been promoting his music and hinting at the album drop but no date has been set in stone. From what we know that he will be dropping his album sometime at the beginning of December. This album is a full-length project with 11 tracks, two of which are skits which put this project at about 24 minutes worth of vivid storytelling. 

Until the drop is announced all we can do is wait.  Make sure you check out J-Easy on all streaming platforms and follow him on all his social media. 

Follow J-Easy on

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JEasyOfficial

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeasyofficial

Twitter : https://twitter.com/jeasyofficial

Check me out everywhere! https://www.jeasyofficial.com

Listen to the single here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jeasy/let-me-brag

Source :JLC Entertainment, LLC

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