Young Money's Jay Jones Drops Off "Late Nights Early Mornings" Ft. Curren$y & More

Jay Jones returns.

BYAron A.Apr 28, 20196.7K Views

The Young Money isn't at the height is was once at in the early 2010s when Nicki Minaj and Drake were helping Lil Wayne lead the label's mainstream domination. However, there have been some pretty solid signings that have been making some serious noise over the years. Jay Jones has been buzzing for a minute, collaborating with Weezy, Jay Park, and many other artists while continuously dropping new music. Now, he's returned with his latest mixtape, Late Night Early Mornings.

Jay Jones is back with his latest project. Laced with a whopping 19 tracks, Jay Jones delivers a body of work filled with bangers. Jones gets some assistance across the tracklist from Currensy, Poundcake, Kidd Kidd, VL Deck, and Neno Calvin. The project serves as Jones' follow-up to Kill Mode 2 which arrived last August.

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