18 Songs, 38 Minutes

TITLE TIME
The Son of Jarel F. DJ Kenan & Dr. Who Dat? - Jneiro Jarel
1:59
Chinubian - Beat - Jneiro Jarel
1:33
How We Do Dis F. Rocque Wun ( Lover's Mix) - Jneiro Jarel
4:18
So Complicated F. Jneiro Jarel - Rocque Wun
Rocque Wun
3:44
It's Like Fire ( Doin It Up Mix) -Jneiro Jarel
1:32
Alive F. Rocque Wun - Jneiro Jarel
1:46
4u - Jneiro Jarel
3:36
Cosmic Slurp (Secret Reverse Track Interlude) - Jneiro Jarel
0:40
Look Foward Man (interlude)
0:48
Hold Each Other Tight - Jneiro Jarel
2:29
Uma Delica F. Aahtue - Jneiro Jarel
3:53
Brooklyn Mood - Jneiro Jarel
3:20
Picture Perfect F. Jneiro Jarel - Rocque Wun
Rocque Wun
0:54
Do Yo Thang (Backyard Mix) _ Jneiro Jarel
1:14
Crash (Beat / Interlude) - Jneiro Jarel
1:03
Way U Move Me F. Rocque Wun - Dr. Who Dat?
Dr. Who Dat?
2:18
I Believe F. Jneiro Jarel - Rocque Wun
Rocque Wun
1:53
Breathin' Outro (Rocque Wun Freestyle) - Jneiro Jarel
1:54
  • 18 Songs, 38 Minutes
  • Released: Dec 17, 2004
  • ℗ 2004 Label Who?/Orienj Recordings

About Jneiro Jarel

Born in Brooklyn as Omar Jarel Gilyard, future producer/MC Jneiro Jarel spent the early part of his childhood moving around the country due to his mother's job in the U.S. Army, before finally settling down in Houston, TX, in 1985. It was there that Gilyard began performing, both as a solo artist and with his group the Slam Kids, which he started in 1994. In 1998 he decided to move to New York to further pursue his career and, officially changing his name to Jneiro Jarel, began to gain some notoriety as a rapper, enough to get the attention of Public Enemy producer Hank Shocklee, who arranged for Jarel to open for Julie Dexter and Lord Finesse. Eager to record his own material and unhappy with the progress with Shocklee, Jarel decided to work with independent labels instead, and in 2000 he released his album Section A on Orienj Recordings. In 2004 he moved to Philadelphia, where he worked with some of the city's most influential hip-hop artists (Rich Medina and King Britt) and began to develop himself more as a producer, collaborating with Jazzanova and Count Bass D, among others. In 2005 Jarel released three albums, Three Piece Puzzle, on Kindred Spirits, Beat Journey, under the name Dr. Who Dat?, and the DJ mix Houston We Got a Solution, both of which were issued by his own Label Who? (which also re-released a U.S. version of Three Piece Puzzle in collaboration with Rope-a-Dope). London-based Lex Records then reissued Beat Journey in the summer of 2006. ~ Marisa Brown

Songs

Albums

Android Love Mayhem

2010

Section a - EP

2000

Beyond 2morrow

2009

Climbin' (Instrumental) - Single

2010

Lost Pieces, Vol.1

2015

Getaway - EP

2016

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