This is a track I've been really excited to post. J. Nolan teams up with Vegas producer, Todd Jordan (you may know him as Jordan) to bring you the next single off of Chaos Theory, due out 8/16/11. I love tracks like this.
1st single from Chaos Theory. "I might not be #1, but still I've got much, much more to come." Nolan drops another hot track over a smooth beat provided by Blizz Cartel. Chaos Theory drops in August.
J. Nolan graces us with another new track which of course means, it's getting posted here. Nolan really does exactly what I want an emcee to do. Amazing that he's only 20 years old. Chaos Theory coming soon.
New J. Nolan single released via twitter this morning. Expect more to come from Nolan in the upcoming months. (Side note:The picture isn't the official cover art but I thought it was fitting. It's actually work from Alexey Mikhaylov spotted at Geek-Art)
By now, you should know how much I love J. Nolan. If I hadn't been on hiatus for the past month, I definitely would have posted this when it dropped. After a few solid leaks from this project, I proudly present The Loose Files. (Side Note: If you haven't already, check out J. Nolan's Artist Spotlight Segment)
The 21-year-old emcee seems like he's constantly working. As a follow up to Broken Dreams, he'll be releasing The Loose Files in a couple of weeks and is working on another full length project, Chaos Theory which will probably be due out around summer. Here is a track from The Loose Files (sorry it's a little late) produced by Frontier.
J. Nolan may not be your typical "Next To Blow" artist, but he definitely deserves your attention. Working out of Atlanta but originally from Connecticut, the 21 year old Nolan has been dropping music on his bandcamp for a couple of years and seems to have really found his niche. Instead of mimicking Drake, or Wayne, or Jay, or Ye, Jamar carves out his own style while still showing off his impressive lyrical arsenal. A lyricsist's lyricsist. Kind of a crossbreed between AZ and One Be Lo (and anybody who knows me, knows how much I love these two guys). I happened to find him just going through random Bandcamp artists and I'm glad I did. It was really cool to go through is discography and see his development from his lo-fi 90's style found on The Upbringing 2.0 and Chasing Cool, to his more modern sound on Broken Dreams.