Jean Deaux Has All Eyes On Her On New Project "Watch This!"

Jean Deaux returns with a brand new EP.

BYAron A.May 05, 20202.0K Views

During this quarantined times, we gotta appreciate all of the artists who've chosen to release music at this time. Though it's not as profitable for them seeing as how plans to tour have been nixed for the time being, there has still been an influx on great music to get us through these troubled times. Jean Deaux recently blessed us with her latest project, Watch This!, a seven-track EP that's filled with bangers from top to bottom. The project does include appearances from rising Atlanta star Yung Baby Tate and Chicago's Saba. The project was led by the singles "Valid!" and "Moody!" with Saba that both appear on the tracklist.

Check out Jean Deaux's new project below and keep your eyes peeled for new music the Chicago rapper.

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