Join us as we sit down with J.Hill, aka Jimmie Franchise, a cornerstone of the Detroit music scene! Known for his incredible talent in both producing and writing, J.Hill has consistently delivered outstanding music that resonates with the city’s vibrant culture.

In this episode, we dive into:

🔥 His journey in music and his creative process

🔥 Collaborations with Detroit legends like Proof, Swifty McVay, Boldy James, MC Breed and Obie Trice

🔥 Insights into the Detroit hip-hop community and its lasting impact

Don’t miss this inspiring conversation with a true Detroit music icon. Whether you’re a fan of hip-hop, Detroit culture, or just great stories, this episode is for you!

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