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Always looking to set the right tone in his music, Mid-West emcee J. Keys approaches every rhyme and song much like an author approaches a story, by outlining his message and conceptualizing music aro... Read More
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 | Posted by jkeysmusic
| Tue, April 02, 2013 at 2:27 PM |
 First off homie we don't call it gold We call it maize so you better slow ya roll Slower than an OSU alumn is No gloves on, we don't hold no punches Final fo' bound it's about to go down We X Men off, wolverines gone clown Detroit to Flint-town Grand Rap to Yacktown Oh you ain't heard Ace Deuce is back on Ypsi gone cut up, Ann Arbor gone wild' out Been hot wit' it since Webber called time out But we ain't sentential and we don't get soft Till that champagne splash and we cut nets off Maize shirt maize hoody for the cold Going to see the wiz on the Maize brick road All Maize everything, all blue everything, Coming for them jewels and we ain't talking wedding rings Pause, Turn up! Bet against my team you will get burnt up You can still rep if you ain't graduate wit us Hail to the victors, we leaning off the liquor But no Bacardi Gold, only Bacardi Maze Umich, do this, better on any day, Shout out to them freshman, them bad girls in Markley Its too cold for class, with they lazy ass but they still make it out to that party Pop the bottles we winning, (winning) pop the bottles we winning (winning) Them Spartans sure ain't smiling, and them Buckeyes sure ain't grinning
Hook: Maize all on my brain, Maize all through my veins, Maize down to the socks, Don't believe me just watch Don't believe me just watch Don't believe me just watch
Maize all on my brain, Maize all through my veins, Maize down to the socks, Don't believe me just watch Don't believe me just watch Don't believe me just watch
Be on the look out for the forthcoming "KeymoTherapy" Mixtape.
http://www.jkeys.com @jkeysmusic IG/jkeysmusic FB/jkeysmusic Send Blog · Share on Facebook · Bookmark on Delicious | Posted by jkeysmusic
| Wed, March 27, 2013 at 8:48 AM |
 Verse:1 Its like my music may take you to places, though I was never there Like white folx walking their dog I'm sh!tting everywhere, And never cleaning up, give me the mic I beat it up Put ya mothaf#%*in' hands in the air, and just leave 'em up Took my joint to Radio, they told me to make dance up They wanna spin my sh!t but the PD got 'em handcuffed Tolerance getting low like I took time off drinking Seem like we as an audience took time off thinking You in denial like an addict admitting that he's a fiend Or girls with flab falling out of low rise jeans Thinking you hot when you barely luke warm Thinking you full price, when you really coupon You singing the same song that's already on the air Gucci, Louis, Diamonds, No Roof, nobody cares Tell a ni66a you rhyme, they assume you want record deal I'd rather have a fan base and a way to feed my family meals (that's real)
Hook: Let's go y'all, This one here is for the soul y'all You can feel it in ya chest Yuh yes yuh yes
Let's go y'all (c'mon) This one here is for the soul y'all You can feel it in ya gut, Unh Hunh, Unh hunh yeah
Verse 2: Buyer beware, sellers wanna hang with ya A lot of dream danglers a lot of dream stranglers Other people's dreams try to tangle ya You doin' you now they wanna try to mangle ya What's ya angle huh, acute or obtuse Is this line perpendicular, or parallel to you Been in a box so long I'm happy to see a rhombus. Every time I click record I'm on a quest to be timeless To make up for all the days I tapped the bottle to be mindless A lot of rappers dropped a song never to be rewinded Blinded by the lights, the cameras, the action For all the money, cars, and hoes what's life without passion Some of my best times was spent broke with my loved ones You make it to the top look around and you alone son In America we work everyday 'til we die So busy trying to stack money that we don't enjoy life (that's right)
Hook: Let's go y'all, This one here is for the soul y'all You can feel it ya chest Yuh yuh yes yuh yes
Let's go y'all (c'mon) This one here is for the soul y'all You can feel it in ya gut, Unh Hunh, Unh hunh
...Yeah
Be on the look out for his forthcoming "KeymoTherapy" Mixtape.
http://www.jkeys.com @jkeysmusic IG/jkeysmusic FB/jkeysmusic Send Blog · Share on Facebook · Bookmark on Delicious | Posted by jkeysmusic
| Wed, March 13, 2013 at 7:20 PM |
 The Cast, Director, and Playwright  Crowd of Party Goers J. Keys attended the Public Theater's dual opening night party for its productions of Guillermo Calderon's Neva and Dominique Morisseau's Detroit '67 on Monday, March 11 at their Astor Place home.
Detroit '67, a co-production with the Classical Theatre of Harlem and the National Black Theatre, the work follows a pair of siblings in Detroit in 1967, who end up dealing with a mysterious visitor and the city's eruption into riots. The complete cast includes De'Adre Aziza, Francois Battiste, Brandon J. Dirden, Samantha Soule, and Michelle Wilson. The show runs at The Public through March 17 and continues at the National Black Theatre from March 23 through April 14. Guests included Public Theater veterans Colman Domingo (Wild With Happy), Sharon Washignton (Wild With Happy), Stephen Spinella (As You Like It), and John Douglas Thompson (King Lear), among other stars. Send Blog · Share on Facebook · Bookmark on Delicious | Posted by jkeysmusic
| Mon, January 21, 2013 at 5:23 PM |
 As a black man, I ABSOLUTELY care who tells my story. If you disagree with this philosophy you might as well stop reading now... (you won't like where this is going).
If you ask me Spike Lee is not mad enough. We as a people are not mad enough! It is 2013 and Spike Lee is still the only one 'Mad.' Every segment of our society has evolved, yet very few us are in a position to green light our own films on a consistent basis. We do not have a fair balanced representation on TV or the Big Screen.
In 2012, last year 16 movies featuring a black lead made it to the big the screen in some capacity (they were not necessarily blockbusters they just made it to the big screen in some capacity.) 6 of those films had black directors. 1 of those was a woman. (I saw her film and loved it).
Red Tails, Sparkle, Alex Cross, A thousand words, Beasts of Southern Wild, Django , Gang of Roses 2: Next Generation, Madea's Witness Protection, Good Deeds, the Last Fall, Red Hook Summer, Elza, Think Like a Man, Middle of Nowhere, Flight, Chico and Rita
This is UNACCEPTABLE!!!! Figuratively speaking, this is 'below minimum wage.' Politics, Music, Finance, and every segment of our society is more evolved and progressive than the film industry. So yes If you are a director (especially non-black) and you decide that you want to tell one of our 16 stories a year, I am cautious of your intentions and I am watching you with a microscope and that sh#% better be on point! ....not 'average' ON POINT!!!
My question is not 'Why is Spike Lee Hating?' ....My question is 'Why is No One Else?'" Send Blog · Share on Facebook · Bookmark on Delicious
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