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About Jay Z

Roc-a-Fella Records

Without waiting for success to come, Jay-Z opens the label Roc-a-Fella Records. He was helped by his friends Kareem Biggs and Damon Dash. The Priority Records company agreed to distribute disks. In 1996, Jay Z let out the firstborn – an album “Reasonable Doubt”. The record was appreciated by rap fans from New York. The whole America followed. The duet with Foxy Brown in “Ain't No Nigga” was the most effective in the album.

Further Disks and Further Success

The following records of the rapper surely ascended on Billboard 200 top. Such fate waited for the 4th album “Vol. 3... Life And Times Of S. Carter” (1999). The 5th long-play “Dynasty Roc la Familia” left in 2000 and became multiplatinum. Here the collective creativity prevailed. The new album “The Blueprint” went out the next year. The same year the artist became a headliner at Hot 97's Summer Jam 2001 with his hit “Takeover”. It should be noted that after this record the song duel between Jay Z and his colleagues Prodigy and Nas began. In total, the rapper recorded 11 albums and 5 joint projects.

Jay Z’s support and collaboration

Thanks to musically prolific and active musician, “Roots” group recorded the album in 2001. A year later together with R. Kelly Shawn let out “Best of Both Worlds”. Afterwards, he released the double disk “The Blueprint: The Gift & the Curse". In a record, on Tupac's cover version “03 Bonnie & Clyde” Jay Z sang together with Beyoncé. And this work was the beginning of the relations. In the middle of 2003, the rapper performed the part for her hit “Crazy Love”.