Hove had MJ’s vocals on “Girls, Girls, Girls” It has long been rumored that Jay-Z’s 2001 hit “Girls, Girls, Girls” contained Michael Jackson’s vocals, well, Just Blaze confirms it. During a recent interview at Noah Callahan-Bever’s Idea Generation series, Blaze said he discovered MJ’s vocals on the record while on quarantine, 20 years after the

Just Blaze says “Girls, Girls, Girls” helped shape Jay-Z’s album The Blueprint Iconic producer Just Blaze recently opened up about Ghostface Killah’s influence on Jay-Z’s “Girls, Girls, Girls,” and how the record became the structural skeleton for Hov’s sixth studio album, The Blueprint. While explaining the relevance of Biz Markie, Slick Rick, and Q-Tip features

New Jersey superproducer Just Blaze was born in 1978. Born Justin Gregory Smith, he’s made hits for Jay-Z, Beanie Sigel, Jadakiss, Usher, Saigon, and many more. He got his start with Mase and Harlem World and went on a major run with Roc-A-Fella and other east coast acts. Related: 5 Rappers from NJ Just Blaze

Apple Music 1 will play several of the mixes to close the year Streaming platform Apple Music is adding twenty-four exclusive DJ mixes including some from Hip Hop talents like DJ Drama, Just Blaze, and Kitty Ca$h as well as their peers from UK: Charli XCX, PinkPantheress, and Anz. According to Allhiphop, Apple Music 1

Mac Miller released his mixtape “Best Day Ever” back in March 11, 2011. The mixtape’s eighth cut “All Around the World” was produced by Just Blaze but little do fans know that Just Blaze also sang background vocals on the song. The song is about Mac Miller and his crew partying all over the world