{"id":690971,"date":"2025-09-20T00:45:22","date_gmt":"2025-09-19T21:45:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/jay-electronica-surprise-drops-new-project-a-written-testimony-leaflets-stream\/"},"modified":"2025-09-20T00:45:22","modified_gmt":"2025-09-19T21:45:22","slug":"jay-electronica-surprise-drops-new-project-a-written-testimony-leaflets-stream","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/jay-electronica-surprise-drops-new-project-a-written-testimony-leaflets-stream\/","title":{"rendered":"Jay Electronica Surprise Drops New Project \u2018A Written Testimony: Leaflets\u2019: Stream"},"content":{"rendered":"

Jay Electronica has returned with a new project called A Written Testimony: Leaflets<\/em> — listen to it below.<\/p>\n

Clocking in at just seven songs, the surprise project serves as a supplement to the Roc Nation MC’s debut album A Written Testimony<\/em>, which was released in 2020 following a painfully long wait for a full-length release.<\/p>\n

Leaflets<\/em> features guest app<\/a>earances from Quentin Miller and DRAM, as well as an intro from Diddy, marking the embattled mogul’s second on-wax cameo since his legal ordeal following Kanye West‘s “Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine” earlier this year.<\/p>\n

Of course, Puff has been a longtime Jay Electronica supporter and unsuccessfully attempted to lure him to Bad Boy in the late 2000s after the breakout success of “Exhibit C.”<\/p>\n

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Despite the excitement and frenzy that a new Jay Electronica project would normally create, Leaflets<\/em> is not a conventional release. A good chunk of its 29-minute running time is taken up by sampled audio clips rooted in Jay’s religious beliefs and conspiracy theories — ranging from the existence of UFOs to skepticism over climate change.<\/p>\n

When he does grace the mic, however, it’s special. On the bars-heavy “Abracadabra,” Jay Elec confidently declares: “The entire trajectory of my career screams ‘fuck the industry’ \/ Yet you can’t have a debate about the greats and not mention my name.”<\/em> And “Japan Airline 1682,” which samples the indie rock band Vacations, finds Jay channeling his inner rock star — a curveball not even his day one fans would have expected.<\/p>\n

Another memorable moment comes on “Four Billion, Four Hundred Million (4,400,000,000) \/ The Worst Is Yet To Come” when the New Orleans native hints at more where this came from.<\/p>\n

“Hov been such a brother to me and so patient with me,”<\/em> he spits, alluding to his frustrating lack of regular output. “I gave him 19 albums in one day and he ain’t even have to pay me.”<\/em><\/p>\n

Does this mean more new Jay Electronica is on the way?<\/p>\n

Considering Act II: The Patents of Nobility (The Turn)<\/em>, his mythical, long-lost album which leaked back in 2020, finally hit streaming<\/a> just one day ago, it certainly feels like Jay Elec-Hanukkah is up to something.<\/p>\n

Stream A Written Testimony: Leaflets<\/em> below.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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