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1. out of 5 stars J-Zone is seriously concerned with the health of hip-hop in 'Fish-N-Grits' Reviewed in the United States on April 1, Comedic Queens, New York emcee, producer and musician J-Zone's rap comeback in with the Peter Pan Syndrome album was no stunt, as he's followed it up with a new album, Fish-N-Grits, out today, April /5(3).

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2. J-Zone discography and songs: Music profile for J-Zone, born 26 February Genres: East Coast Hip Hop, Instrumental Hip Hop, Conscious Hip Hop. Albums include Ghetto Pop Life, The Return of the Drifter, and Pimps Don't Pay Taxes.

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3. Root for the Villain: Rap, Bullshit and a Celebration of Failure (Book) from J-Zone, $ USD. This ain’t The DaVinci Code and it ain’t Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Root for the Villain takes a humorous and candid look at the ups and downs of a young hip-hop fiend who decides to make his passion a career instead of getting a “real” job.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Fish-N-Grits on Discogs. Label: Old Maid Entertainment - OME • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Hip Hop • J-Zone - Fish-N-Grits (, CD) | Discogs/5(5).

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5. Apr 01,  · out of 5 stars J-Zone is seriously concerned with the health of hip-hop in 'Fish-N-Grits' Reviewed in the United States on April 1, Comedic Queens, New York emcee, producer and musician J-Zone's rap comeback in with the Peter Pan Syndrome album was no stunt, as he's followed it up with a new album, Fish-N-Grits, out today, April /5(3).

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6. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Fish-n-Grits - J-Zone on AllMusic.

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7. Apr 20,  · Album numero diez, Fish-N-Grits, finds J-Zone pushing 40 still refusing to play nice or kowtow. An elder statesman with an encyclopedic knowledge of ‘80s rap (and much of .

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8. Jul 19,  · “Fish-N-Grits” is funny, but beyond the humor J-Zone is making some real points about the state of the record industry and hip-hop in particular, and how pointless old school nostalgia is. Has-Lo, Al-Shid, and Swagmaster Bacon are featured on the album, but the majority of the rhymes are performed by J-Zone and his Quasimoto-like alter ego.

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