Jag Drops New Project "Loren Miller: Act 1'' Ft. Nick Grant, Reason & More

Jag returns with his new project, "Loren Miller: Act 1."

BYAron A.Mar 07, 20192.1K Views

Over the past year, Jag's been making a whole lot of noise. "Kaepernick Effect" caught a huge wave in 2018. Although the rapper was relatively quiet for a few months, he came back strong in September with the release of his project, 2700 featuring Trey Songz, Ty Dolla $ign and many more. Following the project's release, he continued to flood the streets with new music including his Tory Lanez diss track over "Litty." Keeping the momentum up, he returns with a brand new project.

Loren Miller: Act 1 is the first of a two-part project Jag has up his sleeve for his fans. The first act consists of eight tracks including the previously released single, "Stressed." The rapper's latest project includes features from Reason, Boogie, DCMBR, and Tiffany Gouche. It's another solid effort from Jag.

Peep his new project below and keep your eyes peeled for Loren Miller: Act 2 dropping next Wedneday, March 13th.

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