Higher by Bobby J From Rockaway, Dom Dirtee

 

Full-length studio LP by Bobby J From Rockaway fully produced by Dom Dirtee, featuring Paul Wall, Vivian Green, & DJ Evil Dee

Rising to New Heights: Bobby J From Rockaway and Dom Dirtee Take Us "Higher"

 

When Bobby J From Rockaway and super producer Dom Dirtee collaborate, expectations are naturally set sky-high. With their latest album, Higher, the duo more than delivers, crafting a project that expertly blends classic East Coast hip-hop sensibilities with contemporary flair. Featuring standout appearances from Paul Wall, Vivian Green, and legendary turntablist DJ Evil Dee, Higher is a testament to both Bobby J’s lyrical prowess and Dom Dirtee’s mastery behind the boards.

 

 

Dangerous (Cuts by DJ Evil Dee) by Bobby J From Rockaway, Dom Dirtee

 

First single off the upcoming album HIGHER by Bobby J From Rockaway & Dom Dirtee (dropping Nov '24)

Queens Anthem ft. Imam Thug , Nutso , Craig G , Lord Nez , Red Inf , Joswun & Bobby J From Rockaway by William Bostick

 

Off The Upcoming Compilation "Smack On Wax Vol 1" By William Bostick

Nef ft. Bobby J From Rockaway - My Nephew And I

Bobby J From Rockaway x Hush - 7182313

“7182313” is the long awaited collaboration album between Queens, NYC rapper Bobby J From Rockaway and Detroit veteran artist/producer Hush. The album title refers to the ZIP codes of both NYC & Detroit respectively and the joining of forces between the two cities’ rich Hip-Hop scenes. The album boasts high-profile guest appearances from the likes of Daru Jones (Jack White, Pete Rock, Thirt33n), Trick Trick, Guilty Simpson, Marv Won, Kwamé, Lil Dee, Dj Rob Swift, Dj Godfather, and Ro Spit among others. With 11 of the 13 tracks produced by Hush, “7182313” takes the listener on an audiovisual tour through both cities by showcasing the best talent each region has to offer. Mixed and mastered entirely by Maestro Williams at Silent Riot Studios in Detroit Michigan.

Bobby J From Rockaway x Little Vic - Duck Sauce

Bobby J From Rockaway x Hush - Livin’ This Lifetime Ft. Ro Spit & DL Jones

“Livin’ this Lifetime” is the latest single off the collaborative album “7182313” from Hush & Bobby J From Rockaway. Produced by Hush, it features D.L. Jones on the hook and Detroit lyricist Ro Spit, who’s fresh off his “Coney Island” album release with producer Nick Speed, on a show- stealing 3rd verse. This is a laid back anthem perfect for the summertime. Tap in below. 

Bobby J From Rockaway x Little Vic - "Duck Sauce"

 

The latest single from Little Vic & Bobby J From Rockaway “Duck Sauce” (produced by Little Vic) is a throwback to classic back-and-forth MC’ing, with both rappers spitting relentless multi syllable rhyme patterns over simplistic, bass-heavy, boom-Bap production.

 

Bobby J From Rockaway x Hush - The Truest ft. Guilty Simpson, Marv Won, Daru Jones & DJ Don Q

  

“The Truest” is the fourth single from the upcoming collaboration album “7182313” by Hush & Bobby J From Rockaway. Produced by Hush, it features Detroit veteran Guilty Simpson and battle-rap icon Marv Won. Daru Jones makes a triumphant return on the percussion after appearing on the group’s first single, “People,” and longtime D12 DJ Don Q lends a helping hand with the cuts.

Bobby J From Rockaway x Hush - Monsters Are Due On Maple Street

 

Hush and Bobby J From Rockaway drop their latest visual for "Monsters Are Due On Maple Street."  Drawing inspiration from the classic  Twilight Zone episode, Bobby spars lyrically about current events with Hush, who also provides the song with its haunting production.

 

Hush x Bobby J From Rockaway - "Girls" (feat. Paradime)

 

“Girls” is the third single off the upcoming collaboration album “7182313” with Hush & Bobby J From Rockaway. Produced by Hush and mixed by Maestro Williams, it features Detroit veteran Paradime on the first verse and hook

 

Bobby J From Rockaway x Hush - Sometimes

 

Bobby J From Rockaway and Hush show the "Sometimes" visual.

 

Hush & Bobby J From Rockaway - Sometimes

 

“Sometimes” is the second single off the forthcoming “7182313” album by Detroit rap veteran, Hush, and Queens newcomer, Bobby J From Rockaway.

Standing in stark contrast to their energetic first offering, “People,” featuring Jack White’s go-to drum virtuoso, Daru Jones, “Sometimes” has a more laid-back, lo-fi aesthetic. This time, it’s Hush who takes the driver’s seat on the verse while Bobby provides the melodic, stripped-down hook. The song focuses on Hush’s personal experience cutting his teeth on Detroit’s vibrant 90s underground Hip-Hop scene while producer DL Jones provides the hypnotic backdrop.

“7182313” is slated for an early summer release and features a litany of artists - both OG’s and newcomers - from NYC and Detroit.

 

The Truth Staten - Paint Houses (feat. Bobby J from Rockaway & Prod. By Max Perry)

The Truth Staten features the visual to the track "Paint Houses" featuring Bobby J from Rockaway. The track was produced by Max Perry.

 

Str8 Bangaz "Really For Queens Though" featuring Bobby J from Rockaway

Str8 Bangaz brings the new track "Really For Queens Though" featuring Bobby J from Rockaway.

 

Words - "Sinaloa Sinners" featuring Bobby J From Rockaway

A new Words track called "Sinaloa Sinners" featuring Bobby J From Rockaway. Produced by Reel Wolf Records beatsmith Swann.

 

Nef - "Montauk" ft. Bobby J From Rockaway & Michael Fiya

Nef brings the visual to the track "Montauk" featuring Bobby J From Rockaway and Michael Fiya.

 

Bobby J From Rockaway & Daru Jones - Take It Personal (Rob Swift Remix)

Bobby J From Rockaway linked up with legendary drummer Daru Jones earlier this year for the album "One Mic One Drum" back in July. DJ master Rob Swift has taken it upon himself to remix one of the tracks titled "Take It Personal (Gang Starr Salute) ft. Gabriela Riley"..... Check it out, it rips.