February 14th, by J.Hill

February 14th

by J.Hill

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J.Hill releases his Valentines Day themed album "February14th". This album is full with soulful; thought provoking music and addresses the uncomfortable truths of relationships in this ever changing world. Flowing like a counseling session for both men and women, this album is sure to have something that you have been trough or are still going through in your life today. Sometimes you need to just talk about it. Some asked why name the album February 14th because that's only one day out of the year? I say timeless music is forever just like love. Or is it............

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1.	Roses Are Red 02:44	info	buy track
2.	Chicken Wings (feat. Rod Sinatra) 03:15	info	buy track
3.	Sunshine 03:34	info	buy track
4.	Let You Go 02:53	info	buy track
5.	Can We Talk 2 (feat. Goldie) 03:41	info	buy track
6.	Love Sick (feat YC) 03:42	info	buy track
7.	No Ring Circus 04:33	info	buy track
8.	Cats And Dogs (feat. D-Solo) 04:43	info	buy track
9.	Kisha,Kimmie,Dana 04:31	info	buy track
10.	Mr. Cool (feat. D-Solo) 04:02	info	buy track
11.	Life's Not Fair 03:21	info	buy track
12.	Represent My Love 02:27	info	buy track

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J.Hill releases his Valentines Day themed album "February14th". This album is full with soulful; thought provoking music and addresses the uncomfortable truths of relationships in this ever changing world. Flowing like a counseling session, this album is sure to have something that you have been trough are are still going through today. Sometimes you need to just talk about it.

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released February 14, 2020

Production by - J.Hill (Tracks 1,6,7,8,12) The Aficionadoz (Tracks 2,5) Motizzy Beatz (Track 3) Merch Music (Track 11) A Whenf.(Track 10) GrayceMusik (Track 4)

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J.Hill Detroit

Since his introduction to the Detroit music community, J. Hill has served up soulful melodies mixed with engaging content and bar-far-bar flow.

His first solo album, They Want Street Fame was released in 2004 and still stands as one of the city’s best rap debuts.
J. Hill has collaborated with Obie Trice,Guilty Simpson,MC Breed,Trick Trick,Big Herk,Melanie Rutherford & the late great Big Proof ... more