Jace

Background

Jason Vincent Harris was born on May 26, 1989, in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Jace became “Rapper Jace” after graduating from high school, as instructed by his manager. He was a member of the rowdy Atlanta hip-hop collaborative Two-9, created in 2009 by anime and skateboard culture fans Curtis Williams, Maurice Reese Williams, and Key. Jace’s style embodies the culture that the group symbolizes. The feisty group from East Atlanta has made it their mission to reinvent today’s music landscape. In 2014, the group secured a joint agreement with Mike WiLL.

In 2015, Two-9 released another mixtape, “B4 FRVR,” and a trilogy of E.P.’s with popular titles. The first official full-length for EarDruma/Interscope was released in 2017. “FRVR” contained the hit ‘Rackades,’ as well as cameos by Black Boe, Chico, and ManMan Savage. Each affiliated performer under the Two-9 moniker has taken distinct steps to impact the rap industry by pursuing a solo career. Jace, who travels between Atlanta and his hometown of New York, has established quite a name for himself. His poetic abilities are a force to be reckoned with, and he is unquestionably the group’s best spitter. Jace’s unmistakable sound proudly tap dances on the edges of the music genre, collaborating with Key!, Curtis Williams, Bosco, and Lil Dicky.

Jace has consistently put his best foot forward as he promotes himself as a solo artist. However, it’s been a while since his fans heard new work from Jace, whether solo or part of Two-9. He’s recently teased a ton of new music. He blessed fans with ‘I.T.Y.B.’ earlier this year before releasing his duet with Metro Boomin, ‘Metro Intro.’ Jace released his latest project, “#FreeJace,” in 2019, following the release of his two songs. It’s a small project with only seven new tracks, but it’s a reasonable effort that finds him collaborating with some of the game’s best producers. Metro Boomin is one of them, but he also enlists Kenny Beats, who not only created ‘I.T.Y.B.’ but also ‘Still Alive.’