Rapper, Jeff Chery, Releases New Mixtape, “The Transition,” Presented by DJBooth.net

Oct. 22, 2010 - PRLog -- Atlanta, GA--Rapper, Jeff Chery, has released his new mixtape, “The Transition” presented by DJBooth.net (http://www.DJBooth.net). Chery has joined forces with DJBooth.net, Team RSinal, and Quota Entertainment to produce his highly-anticipated mixtape, “The Transition”. Collaborating with Chery on “The Transition” are fellow DJBooth.net favorites, K. Sparks, NYC mainstay CurT@!n$, rising R&B star L. Jaye and Young Money recording artist, Lil Chuckee. DJ Unexpected provides scratches with original production from producers, P Haze, Kalaj Dame, Sam Sneed, Scott Armstrong, J Hot, Gamble, Good Will, and Katapult..

According to DJBooth.net, “The Transition” finds the longtime reader, site favorite and freestyle series alum, Jeff Chery, showcasing his versatility and artistic growth over the course of 18 fresh cuts. He transitions between underground, commercial and crossover styles. Included are DJ Booth-approved leaks, “They Get Around,” “Come From,” “I Bet He’s Nice” and “The Pair.”  

Throughout the span of his career, DJBooth.net has promoted, highly praised and supported the work of Jeff Chery  leading up to the release of “The Transition” by sharing in-depth reviews and articles with readers. (http://www.djbooth.net/index/general/search/4b6ed7170e0f4...)

DJBooth.net reviews “I Bet He’s Nice”: "K. Sparks and Jeff Chery’s mixtape leak “I Bet He’s Nice” finds beatsmith D. Roof flipping a sample from the Beach Boys’ catchily bummed-out breakup jam of the same name, but the rhymes the Queens phenom and his ATL-based cohort deliver over the synth-fortified instrumental are far from depressive – in fact, Sparks and Chery are in typically braggadocious form, the former dropping some rapid flows on the front, and the latter lacing the second half with more laid-back lyrical stunting."

DJBooth.net reviews “Doubt Me”: "Jeff Chery strongly believes that his followers continue to have their reservations about his ability to truly excel.  “Doubt Me” finds Chery doing the same two-step as recent feature artists J. Cole and Pill."

Finally,  DJBooth.net  reviews his latest single: “While the utopian city of gold Jeff Chery describes on ‘Someday’ bears some similarities to the famously affluent neighborhood, his version differs in a few key ways from its real-life model. [Chery] explains over Katapullt‘s blissfully catchy blend of Chipmunk samples and glossy synths, the place he’s talking about has all the glamour and luxury of the Hills, with none of the cost; in fact, everyone gets to live like a millionaire."

The Transition is now available for download exclusively on DJBooth.net
http://www.djbooth.net/index/mixtapes/entry/jeff-chery-tr...


ABOUT JEFF CHERY

With more than 200,000 plays on MySpace and more than 10,000 downloads, Jeff Chery has garnered much attention from the Hip-Hop blogosphere. Receiving accolades from industry critics such as RagonMagazine.com, Raptalk.net, and Rapmullet.com, Jeff Chery has cemented his place as an artist with staying power. Hitting stages up and down the East Coast, patrons of Atlanta’s Fox Theatre’s Egyptian Ballroom, NYC’s Guest House in Cafe 290, T.I's Club Crucial, NYC’s L.I.U and A3C,  have had a chance to witness first-hand the skill and versatility of Jeff Chery’s rhymes.

Jeff Chery has collaborated with Konvict Music’s Ray Lavender on “Champion,” Prince’s artist Tamar Davis on "Super Girl," DJ Clue's artist Ransom on "Theory," F.L.Y whose had the number one single in the country “Swag Surfin” on “Big Face Money” and Universal Recording artist Vic Damone on “I pop”.

Learn more about Jeff Chery on http://JeffChery.com and for updates follow Jeff Chery on Twitter at http://Twitter.com/JeffChery.

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