Through all of the tragedy and triumphs, ZAY has proudly released his life for the public to enjoy. He enlisted production from Lil Jon, Phingaz, Jim Jonsin, & Derrek Baker, Get Cool, and Tony Galvin to match the chords with his soul.

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HIP HOP/RAP: Southern Style, HIP HOP/RAP: Rap



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OZONE MAGAZINE (Feb. 2005) ALBUM REVIEW
Zay/Who Dat Is/Bombshell ENT.
We're all accustomed to hearing about the fast life of a hustler; tales of sex, money, and drugs. But rarely do we hear the hustler going through the trauma of life. On this album, Miami representative Zay takes us through the cruel world of reality. Zay prepares listeners for the ride into a hustler's soul with the first track, "Caught Up," spitting lines like, "I never meant to be a thug / But my whole life consists of me selling drugs." Any good soul-bearing artist needs a superb soundtrack. The Jim Jonsin-produced "So Long" is similar to Trick Daddy's "Let's Go," using an interpolation of the classic Metallica record "Fade to Black." Other standout cuts include the Get Cool produced "A Better Way." Even though the first three tracks are full of inspirational soul-searching, please believe that Zay knows how to get make crunk. Setting things off with the MIA club anthem "Fire" and following up with the Lil Jon produced "Pump Ya Brakes," Who Dat Is will bring folks into the club in a hurry. - Wally Sparks, wally@ozonemag.com

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