Y’know the nighttime is the right time to get involved in all sorts of G’d up wackiness and adult activities. Whether it’s wolves or vampy bloodsuckers that rise up when the moon reveals its glow to the world, Jackie Chain will remain in his usual demeanor: cool, grinning and ready to beat the block up with his pimpish ways. Read the rest of this entry »

Alabama’s other non-Black Hip-Hop artist du jour is back with an oldie but goodie. Originally placed on one of DJ Burn One’s, I don’t know, 1000 projects last year, “Don’t Violate” didn’t get the attention it deserved during its original release. Finding new life on his upcoming mixtape with Nick Catchdubs, After Hours, Jackie Chain’s Gangsta Boo-assisted track Read the rest of this entry »

“The DJ play the music I can feel it in my body, This venue’s like a painting by Salvador Dali”

God, when I pressed play on Jackie Chain’s screwed-up visual that line slaughtered me. But, beyond the Alabama native’s vast knowledge of the fine arts, he’s also apparently a big fan of the increasingly-popular, hippy-friendly drug, “Molly,” Read the rest of this entry »

Jackie Chain and Freddie Gibbs spitting party raps over production that brings to mind waifs on designer drugs flailing in sync to a seizure-inducing lightshow shouldn’t work. Still, as unfamiliar as I am with electro-bleep-bloop dance music, I must admit…I kinda like this. I think Chain hooked me at the 25 second mark when he said “you TJ Maxx/I’m Saks Feef,” Read the rest of this entry »

A few years have passed since the long-haired Alabama pimp named Jackie Chain pulled up on our radar, but it’s now officially safe to say he’s not going anywhere anytime soon. Press play just once on this freshly-waxed, Motion Family-filmed visual for “Parked Outside” and you’ll realize he’s finally commandeered his career and has all the pieces in place to succeed. Read the rest of this entry »

A lot of rap’s best tunes are coming from Alabama right now, whether the source be rappers or producers. The reason for the oversight could be that most of the tracks are more car-friendly tunes than ones suited for computer speakers or coffee shops, thus they don’t turn up to raving reviews in online or print media. Paper Route Gangstaz and Jackie Chain reunite on “Chevy,” whose title automatically lets you know this one’s geared for the whip Read the rest of this entry »

Forget your preconceptions about Jackie Chain, his looks or music. Press play on his Big-Krizzle-produced single “Parked Outside” and I guarantee you’ll lean back in acceptance within the first five seconds Read the rest of this entry »

The young & reckless gather for the visuals of “Certified Shit,” shot by Richard Taylor for Taylormade Video Vision. Read the rest of this entry »

Mookie Jones is still eyes on the prize even though #PAN got pushed back until later this month. While he waits his turn to drop, the Houston MC is “Taking Care Of Business” with Jackie Chain and Big Sant. Read the rest of this entry »

Birds in the sky and fish in the sea have nothing on Sean Falyon, the rap pugilist who manages to Be Everywhere you can possibly think of at the same time. After his first act of ubiquity gained some traction, the East Coast-born, Dirty South resident decided it was necessary to remind you of his globetrotting abilities. Read the rest of this entry »

Make room on the playlist for one more from our extended Slumerican family as Struggle steps up to deliver “Getcha High.” Over a melodic, guitar-infused track, Strugg partners with fellow Southerners Jackie and Rittz as they each spark a verse, using contrasting deliveries to create one solid song for the soundtrack for the next session. Read the rest of this entry »

“Tryin’ get a kiss hoe, that’s a no no…”

Since Jackie Chain had a quick-trigger finger with his Block-Beataz-produced Who Da Mane mixtape and released it without much real promotion, many of you may have missed the Universal Motown signee’s cinematic “Stalker.” Read the rest of this entry »

Filed under “we never would’ve seen this collaboration coming.” Young Floss could actually catch a contact by standing in the same vicinity as Jackie. Read the rest of this entry »

Mackin’ ain’t easy but Jackie Chain never looked for any shorts or losses. He does, however, look for love in life’s little pleasures. The money comes by the bar so there’s plenty of love in his rhyming and you know the Huntsville homie got a lotta love for the ladies and kids. But Jackie Chain’s true affection is dedicated to getting his brain fried, roasted and crispified by the minute. Jackie loves Mary, exes and ohs. Read the rest of this entry »

Considering the song title and crisp visual focuses around a microphone, you might assume Jackie Chain’s “This Is Not Enough” would be less geared toward his typical mackin’ and pistol packin’ ways and leaning more towards actual lyricism. But, alas, the content remains carefree and this prelude into his upcoming release is merely a platform for this quick-tongued War Eagle to show off his nifty iPad. Read the rest of this entry »