Hip-hop icon Jim Jones marks a significant milestone with the release of his latest album, At The Church Steps.This 17-track project not only commemorates the 20-year anniversary of his debut solo album, On My Way To Church, but also showcases Jones’ evolution as an artist and storyteller.
At The Church Steps takes listeners on a journey through Jim Jones’ life, blending his Harlem and Bronx upbringing with introspective lyrics set against soulful and drill-inspired beats. The album’s opening track, “Jomo,” sets the tone by revisiting Jones’ roots and reaffirming his authenticity in the rap game.
The lead single, “This Sh!t Still In Harlem,” featuring Suzi, encapsulates Jim’s gritty narrative of his early hustling days, layered over an infectious drill instrumental. Tracks like “Seen It All” feat. Big Cruz and “Made It Out” feat. Ron E. delves deeper into Jones’ personal and professional growth, reflecting on his journey through fame and adversity.
Closing the album is the poignant Church Steps, where Jim Jones reflects on his legacy and values, accompanied by insightful words from African American activist Dr. Benjamin Chavis Muhammad. Dr. Chavis, a longtime supporter of Jones since his debut, underscores themes of unity and perseverance that resonate throughout the album.
At The Church Steps features collaborations with a diverse lineup of artists including Conway The Machine, Dyce Payso, Keen Streetz, Drama2Br, Riot Angel, Maino, Fabolous, Dave East, AllSummerLong, Denise Weeks, and Rell, enriching the album with varied perspectives and talents.
Jim Jones’ latest release reaffirms his status as a trailblazer in hip-hop, blending introspection with his signature style. “At The Church Steps” is now available on all major streaming platforms.
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