Jeru The Damaja recently chopped it up with Montreality, speaking on a handful of subjects including his upcoming projects. During the interview, the Brooklyn, New York native said that heās putting together a compilation of Polish Hip Hop artists collaborating with American ones and establishing an international connection.
āI have a project that Iām releasing in Poland all over the world. Itās got some of the best producers and emcees in Poland, and some of what I think are some of the best producers and emcees in America and Iām getting everybody to come all together and kind of mash up on the record. I got my boy PF CuttinĀ doing something, I got a song I want to do with Monie Love and Heather B, I got a song I did with O.C., I got a song I did with Lilā Dap. My man out in Poland, my man O.S.T.R., my man Peja, and a bunch of other dudes. Thatās one project Iāve got.ā
He explained how the project is materializing, stating that American producers will supply beats for Polish rappers and vice versa.
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āWhat I do is have the American producers produce a track, and then I have the Polish guys rap on the American producersā track, and then I have the Polish producers produce a track and then I have the American artists rhyme on that track, so thatās what Iām doing. Itās Hip Hop global. Iām trying to show the world that Hip Hop is not just in North America or Canada. Itās all over the world.ā
Additionally, Jeru is working on his next solo album, but progress is slow on the project.
āMy next project Iām working on is my project, my Jeru The Damaja project. Iām excited about that, because I have a lot of dope producers lined up. I donāt want to talk too much about that,ā he said, stating that he doesnāt yet have a release date for the LP. āI want to come out with a quality project. I think nowadays because of the Internet and because thereās so much money around and people are selling a billion records, that people rush their records and I donāt think they sound that great.ā
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