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J. Holiday Returns with The Sensual ‘Baecation’ | Preps New Mixtape

Known for the monster single “Bed,” singer/songwriter J. Holiday returns with new music, via X-Ray/Cleopatra.

Currently putting the finishing touches on a new mixtape, that will be release next Friday November 13th, entitled “Baecation.”

Today, J drops the title track from the project, which is produced entirely by Travis Cherry.

On top of the new music, J. Holiday also recently recorded new versions new of his biggest hits “Bed” and “Suffocate,” that will be included on the release.

Dim the lights and get ready for one of the sexiest projects J. Holiday has made since his blockbuster, multi-platinum selling 2007 album “Back Of My ‘Lac!

Tracklist:
Don’t Wanna Lose
On Your Body
Baecation
Four
Why You Came
Dem Belly Full
Magic
Drugs
Problem Feat. Popp Culture
Whatcha Say
Yes We Can
Hydro
Bed
Suffocate

J. Holiday earned a Grammy Award Nomination for Best Contemporary R&B Album for his debut album “Back of My Lac.”

Since then Holiday has gone on to release two additional studio albums, including “Round 2” in 2009 and “Guilty Conscience” in 2014.

UB
talked to J Holiday in 2014 and asked him then, how different is the grind working an independent release than with a major label? “It’s different because when you’re working on an album as an artist and you’re just signed to the label, all you do is record some songs, turn the album in & the label sets it up. But a lot of people don’t know is major labels have on going contracts with distributors.

He went on to say; “So if you’re signed to a major, your album is going to come out. But when you’re independent you have to go and have retail meetings, you have to meet with buyers for the stores like Best Buy, Target and Wal-Mart. You have to get them to understand that yes I know I’m independent and I know I’ve been gone for five years, but I still love what I do and I’m out there busting my ass to make sure the music is straight. So independently you have more control obviously, you make more money and you just don’t have to worry about people trying to change you. The only person that can change you at that point is you.

The Debut of J. Holiday | UB Archived interview


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