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Esteemed Queens MC Jus-P Drops Inside Scoop On ‘Product Of New York’ Album With BoFaatBeatz (Video)

Jus-P, an esteemed MC representing Jamaica Queens drops an in-depth video about his new collaborative project ‘Product Of New York’ with German producer BoFattBeatz.

 

‘Product of New York’ album streaming now: https://orcd.co/productofny

 

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About ‘Product of New York’ the album

 

Dive into the gritty, authentic essence of underground Hip-Hop with the highly anticipated album “Product of New York,” a powerful collaboration between Queens emcee Jus-P and German producer Bofaat. As a member of the legendary Shadow Clan, Jus-P delivers sharp lyricism and street wisdom over Bofaat’s masterfully crafted beats, embodying the raw sound that true heads crave. Featuring appearances from fellow Shadow Clan members like Skramble and GS Advance, this album is packed with unapologetic, boom-bap vibes. A standout track, “Supa Cypha 6,” brings together heavy hitters Street Da Villan, G Fam Black, Crotona P, Kenneth Masters, and Thrust OG in a lyrical onslaught. Additionally, Comet Madmen drops heat on another unforgettable track. “Product of New York” captures the essence of East Coast Hip-Hop while showcasing international flair, making it a must-listen for underground enthusiasts.

 

 

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