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• Returning with a new single is Toronto based rapper Jazz Cartier, which makes this the first release since the release of his mixtape Maurading In Paradise. Dubbed “Stick and Move”, Jazz delivers head-strong rhythmic lyrics over the crisp production of LANTZ. Using the clever euphemism, the song indicates the steady action that Jazz encounters when going head to head with these ladies. He’s basically announcing his plans for a short but sweet visit that he hopes they don’t cling to. In the song he references other potential introductions like the music industry and past friendships, but makes it known he can hold his own like any heavyweight. Lyrics like  “I’m so ahead of myself/Nowadays, I’m declining features, know why?/’Cuz I can do it better myself.” speaks volumes of how Jazz sees his career and the route he wants to take to the top. Now enjoy his newest!

LISTEN TO JAZZ CARTIER’S “STICK AND MOVE” BELOW!