On his latest single, "Motion," RJ rhymes over a curiously uncharacteristic J Dilla production that's more late-90s commercial rap and r&b charts than patented super-swing, more Jermaine Dupree than Jay Dee (a track he'd "been sitting on," as he notes to XXL.) It features scratches from the mighty Statik Selektah, words from Joyner Lucas and Early Mac. RJ, a fellow Detroit native, was mentored by the late producer during his Motor City stay, and later, joined his hometown heroes in Slum Village. The track arrives as a follow-up to "Issues" with BJ The Chicago Kid, the Pete Rock-produced "WAIT" and the lead-off solo single, "HUH." You can hear it below.
HEAR: Young RJ and BJ The Chicago Kid's "Issues"
Young RJ's Blaq Royalty is out October 10th via Ne'Astra Music and Barack Records. Hit the link to pre-order your copy on iTunes ahead of the release.