Jay-Carter Music Surpasses 500K Instagram Views With “On The Regular,” Announces New Music Project and The Art of Sound Vol. 2

Tedfuel January 4, 2026 0

New York, NY — Jay-Carter Music, also known as JC, continues to strengthen his position within the global hip-hop and audio engineering landscape through an independent path defined by technical excellence, creative integrity, and complete artistic control.

Widely respected by fellow artists, producers, and several international actors, the New York–based creative has built a solid reputation grounded in professionalism and a deep understanding of sound. His meticulous attention to sonic detail, combined with an ability to balance emotional impact and technical precision, has made his work a reference point for those who prioritize substance over trends.

The recent repost of the track “On The Regular” on his official Instagram profile generated an immediate organic response, surpassing 500,000 views in a short period of time. With more than 590,000 followers, the milestone reflects a carefully cultivated audience that values authenticity, consistency, and long-term vision rather than short-lived viral exposure.

Building on this momentum, new music is currently in development, with all production and creative direction handled independently. Upcoming studio sessions are planned between Switzerland and New York, continuing an international creative journey shaped by experience across both Europe and the United States.

In addition to music, his work extends into professional audio education. On January 10, The Art of Sound: Advanced Techniques for Audio Engineering and Music Production – Volume 2 will be released worldwide on Amazon. The book explores advanced mastering workflows, sound design methodologies, and emerging technologies, offering practical, real-world insight for modern producers and audio engineers.

With new music ahead and a continued commitment to education and independent artistry, the focus remains on longevity, authenticity, and creative integrity—allowing the work to speak louder than the noise.