No Compromise Records signee, T’Juan debuts his single “SAVE HER” off his upcoming EP titled ‘The New Kanye.’
In his debut release from the yet to be released EP “The New Kanye”, T’Juan a/k/a “The Mystery Kid,” links up with the legendary Project Pat for his smash single “SAVE HER”. This hit new single comes off with a smooth R&B approach and is backed with a classic hip hop vibe, made possible by super producer, Phats Traxx. “SAVE HER” is the perfect spin-off of Project Pat’s 2001 original hit, “Don’t Save Her” and T’Juan’s ability to sing and rap adds a refreshing vibe sure to aid in reviving the state of R&B!
“While sitting in a meeting with a very popular and influential Dj, I went through my catalog and realized that I have an array of music that didn’t sound like anyone else. Titling the EP, ‘The New Kanye,’ is my way of paying homage to one of the greatest musicians of my time as well as giving the world a glimpse into what they can expect from me.”
About T’Juan:
In 2009, T’Juan released his first album ’29:11′ with the lead single “Best Friend” finding its way onto BET’s 106 & Park. Keeping momentum, T’Juan went on to release a series of mixtapes over the next few years, called Real Positive Radio, with the legendary Bigga Rankin. The first tape, “The Arrival,” became an instant fan favorite and moved over 100,000 physical units, opening the doors for T’Juan’s fan base to grow across the country and afforded him to win several independent music awards. The consistency in progression would catch the attention of BET again in 2012 and T’Juan was asked to tour with the BET “Rap IT Up” campaign to spread the message of HIV/AIDS Awareness. In 2014, T’Juan’s career took an upward turn with the release of two gospel singles “Made” and “Pray for Me” which landed him a spot on Billboard’s Top 30, but don’t label him a gospel artist.
Keeping his thumb on the pulse of hip hop, T’Juan turned around in 2015 and released another project with Bigga Rankin titled “The Last Mixtape,” which has been getting rave reviews from fans to music execs all over.