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Jaey Price Announces Exciting New Contract with FUGA!

Rising Star Jaey Price Signs New Deal with FUGA and Prepares for Debut Album

In an exciting development for the South African music scene, Durban-based artist Jaey Price has officially signed a deal with FUGA. At just 27 years old, this promising singer confirmed the news with the release of his latest single, “Minaj,” which is now available on all major music platforms. This milestone comes on the heels of Price’s association with Roc Nation Distribution, a testament to his growing success and the effective management supporting his journey in the music industry.

Jaey Price’s musical journey began early in life, rooted in a deep passion for creativity and expression. In 2023, he debuted his mixtape titled #twitch, released in collaboration with Dapstrem and Zojak World Wide, LLC. The Mixtape highlights not only his evolving sound but also his ambition to impact the international music scene significantly. Currently, he is collaborating with the innovative Distro Direct, working towards establishing his official Vevo channel where fans can look forward to fresh and engaging music videos.

The talented singer is also teaming up with Zerocent Pictures, a subsidiary of Nairobi-based Zerocent Company, which specializes in film and television. This collaboration opens exciting doors for Jaey, as he aims to produce his highly anticipated debut album, targeting a worldwide release. His creative process has been nothing short of inspiring, demonstrating his commitment to evolving as an artist and reaching audiences far beyond South Africa.

Jaey Price is not just about solo ventures; he recently collaborated with fellow artist “Lil Noodle,” a connection he forged through friendships within the industry. Their song, #wemade, marks a significant step in his collaborative efforts, showcasing his versatility and willingness to experiment with different sounds.

Looking ahead to 2024, music fans can expect fresh releases from Jaey Price, including new tracks being produced by the talented Kiirya Beats. As he builds his brand and expands his reach, it’s clear that Jaey Price is not just a name to watch but a force to be reckoned with in the music realm.

With his drive for success and determination to inspire through music, Jaey Price is poised to make significant waves not only in South Africa but across the globe. Stay tuned as this artist continues to rise and redefine the landscape of contemporary pop music!

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