Maino Drops Off "Jermaine" EP Ft. T.I,. Conway & More

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20225.1K Views

Maino drops off his new EP "Jermaine."

It feels like Maino was absent from the rap game for a while, but he's making up for time lost this year. He's dished out a lot of music in recent times including his 2017 project, Party & Pain, the "Fuck Boyz" remix featuring T.I. and his single, "Velour." The rapper's been gearing up to release a new project over the past month and now, he finally blesses the fans with his latest EP, Jermaine.

Maino is back with his new EP, Jermaine. The rapper's latest project is seven songs deep and includes the T.I.-assisted "Fuck Boyz" remix. Aside from Tip, Maino recruits the help of Conway, JxHines, Lyrivelli, Georgie and more. In terms of production, Maino calls on Reefa, GQ Beats, and Myles William among other producers.

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