Jim Jones & Harry Fraud

The Fraud Department

Harry Fraud has been a favorite for over a decade now. He delivers us the finest records of Jim Jones's career. Jim's imagery and New Yorker stories make up content a step up from his last few, which weren't bad either. The benefit of working with one producer and creating a singular vision together proves superior to picking beats by various artists again. None of the copious features distract from his bars either and add accessibility like he hasn't had since his early career.

2 legends 1 tape 30 minutes. I been a big fan of Jim Jones for like a year now and when a friend told me last year that he was gonna be dropping a joint tape with Harry Fraud I was mad excited. I'm very happy to say that I wasn't disappointed.

Harry Fraud, one of my all-time favorite producers, did an absolutely amazing job with this. He manages to keep the production at a consistent quality despite changing up his style constantly, and Jim Jones perfectly compliments Fraud's beats. Jimmy is ... read more

Ever since I heard about Jim Jones, I couldn't help but think that he would fit perfectly in the Griselda collective. His aura, voice, and ever album covers all feel like it. Harry Fraud ofcourse delivered, I mean, the guy can not miss, ever.

I have two (little) problems with this project though. FIrst, it's the features. Some of these artists just really don't fit it, not with Jones and not with the beat. Autotuned hooks just don't belong here. Second, Jones' lyrics aren't always top notch. ... read more

this shit is actually so fire. def my aoty so far. no songs i disliked. harry fraud killed the production and was just a nice laid back project. the features where cool and jim jones rapping was really nice. a light 8 for me and i can see myself coming back to it alot.