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Jay Electronica – "Dear Moleskine" [Stream]

  • April 7, 2012
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A month after announcing to the world he had handed over his complete debut album to his record label, Roc Nation's Jay Electronica finally released the full version of the Just Blaze produced track "Dear Moleskine," which originally was featured in a short teaser vid back in 2009 and has since been performed live by Jay. As usual, Jay Elec doesn't disappoint. My only complaint is I wish there was just one more verse. Regardless, I'm more than content with Just Blaze's production filling out the latter part of the song. The release of track is hopefully an optimistic sign the official release of Jay's debut Act II: Patents Of Nobility (The Turn) is coming sooner rather later. In addition to the track, check out some artwork from Jay's forthcoming album below.

      Jay Electronica - Dear Moleskine (Prod. by Just Blaze)
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