The Jacka
Rapper and producer known for 'Gillatines'
Born
1977
48 years ago
Died
February 2nd, 2015
10 years ago — 38 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Active in the hip-hop scene, contributed significantly to the Bay Area rap movement. Gained recognition through collaborative projects and solo efforts, particularly the album 'Gillatines'. Explored themes of street life, loyalty, and resilience in his music. Collaborated with various artists, enhancing the regional sound and style. Influenced many upcoming musicians in the genre before passing away in 2015.
Released the album 'Gillatines'
Collaborated with Mob Figaz
Influenced the Bay Area rap scene
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