8 songs JAY-Z plans to break down in his new docuseries
JAY-Z has had a busy year by any measure. He performed at the Roots Picnic, dropped a freestyle with bars aimed at Nicki Minaj, Drake, and Dame Dash, and sold out shows in New York, Paris, and London.
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Rolling Out reports that JAY-Z is expanding his already packed year with a new eight-part docuseries titled JAY-Z In 8, set for release on Friday. The project will break down eight songs from his catalog, adding a documentary format to a year that has already included festival performances, headline-grabbing freestyles, and sold-out international shows. The series arrives as the Brooklyn rapper continues to operate at the intersection of music and media on his own terms.
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