Jim Jones Keeps It Thoroughly New York on “THE LANDLORD”


Jim Jones is still ticking.

If you had told me twenty years ago that Jim Jones would still be dropping albums that people genuinely care about in 2026, I probably would’ve laughed. After all, Jones initially made his name more as a charismatic hype man and Dipset personality than as a lyrical powerhouse. Yet here we are.

On THE LANDLORD, Jim proves once again that longevity isn’t always about being the most technically gifted rapper. Sometimes it’s about understanding your audience and staying true to your identity.

The 17-track project features a mix of rising street rappers such as Keen Streets, Ron E, Dub Aura, and Pyrex alongside more recognizable names like Dave East, Maino, Fabolous, Fetty Wap, Kodia Shane, and Yung Bleu. While the guest list is extensive, the album never loses its focus.

If you’re looking for radio-friendly hits or trendy crossover records, THE LANDLORD probably isn’t for you. Instead, Jones delivers gritty, East Coast rap rooted in street culture, loyalty, ambition, and survival. The production and performances consistently reinforce that atmosphere.

What makes the project work is its authenticity. Jim Jones knows exactly who he is at this stage of his career, and he never chases sounds that don’t fit him. As a result, THE LANDLORD feels like an album made specifically for fans who appreciate rugged New York hip-hop.


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TRACKLIST

Intro (Ft. Mayelli & Micah Luxi)

Waiting For Response

See the Change (Ft. Maino & Dyce Payso)

Cancer N*** – Skit (Ft. Micah Luxi)

Acting Like That (Ft. Fabolous)

Middle Of The Summer (Ft. Keen Streetz & Ron E)

In the Car (Ft. Yung Bleu & Kodie Shane)

Slow Motion (Ft. Fetty Wap)

She Want Everything

Where The Love At (Ft. Dave East & Dyce Payso)

3 Man Weave (Ft. Keen Streetz & Dub Aura)

Conflict (Ft. Albee Al & Shoota93)

Harlem (Ft. Pyrex, Ray Mula & Ditta)

Hottest In The Room (Ft. Dyce Payso)

Set Things Straight

Can I Tell You a Secret



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