SAINt JHN Releases "Collection One"

SAINt JHN returns with "Collection One."

BYAron A.Mar 30, 20189.2K Views

SAINt JHN's been putting in a lot of work in recent times and all of that work has built up to this point in his career. After years of grinding, SAINT JHN drops off his debut project, Collection One. The new project is what fans have been waiting on for a minute and lays out all of his strengths as a songwriter, rapper and singer. SAINt JHN holds down the majority of the project on his own, with the exception of the intro track that features Janelle Kroll.

If you're searching for fresh music for your weekend, Collection One won't disappoint by any means. SAINt JHN proves that he can piece together a great project together that not only highlights his strengths as a songwriter but as a musician as well.

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