Jae Skeese Releases New Album 'Abolished Uncertainties' Feat. Freeway, Conway The Machine, More: Stream

Jae Skeese is the first signee to Conway The Machine’s Drumwork Music Group and has been putting in the work for the last couple of years, offering quality music for the fans.

On the heels of Pain Provided Profit, the collaborative project with Conway The Machine, Jae Skeese is now back with his solo album Abolished Uncertainties which marks his first release under Drumwork Music Group. The album is executive produced by Conway The Machine, and features appearances from Conway and Freeway among others.

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Said Jae about the album: “Abolished Uncertainties in a nutshell is ME; not only the artist but the person as well. I’m super honest and vulnerable on the album because I wanted the album to be super relatable and down to earth considering I’m coming from a position of living check to check and living a “normal” life” Skeese offers. I wanted the message on the album to reflect that, because everyone wants more for themselves and that hunger and drive is what got me here today. Abolished Uncertainties is without a doubt the greatest work I have ever put together, I hope it inspires those that listen, and I hope my fans and supporters appreciate it for what it is.”

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Stream the solid 13-track album below. You won’t regret it.

Abolished Uncertainties TRACKLISTING:

RVLVR
Million Dollar Dreamz
Bonneville
Burner Phone
Out Here Feat. Freeway
Symmetry Feat. Conway The Machine
Lunch Table
Red KoolAid Feat. Jillian Haynesworth
1 of 1 Feat. Kota Savia
EKIN 3
Mind Right
Sideline Saga
Auntie Crystal Feat. Kota Savia