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J Records would like to introduce the newest addition to
their already talented music roster. Hailing from San Francisco, the king of R&Bay J Valentine is preparing
to release his debut album, Conversation Piece this fall. Already an accomplished songwriter,
J Valentine has already penned hits for Nsync, Omarion, Tyrese and Mario just to name a few. Conversation
Piece includes production from heavy hitters such as Scott Storch, Cool & Dre and Polow
Da Don
About J Valentine:
An up-and-coming R&B virtuoso, known for his "R&Bay" (Rhythm and Bay) sound, has signed
with Clive Davis’ J Records. J. Valentine, who is also the founder of the CityBoyZ Muzik Productions, is set to release
his debut album, Conversation Piece, with J Records in early 2007 and will be his introduction to the world as a solo artist.
The King of R&Bay indeed, J. Valentine's solo album debut faces an intense level of anticipation. Conversation Piece features
production by luminaries such as Scott Storch, Cool & Dre, The Underdogs, Dre & Vidal, Polow Da Don, Needles and The
CityBoyZ (Major Bucketz J. Valentine). It also boasts collaborations with E-40, Keak da Sneak,Bailey and Timberland's artist
Keri Lynn. Full of promise to fuel the movement of Bay Area flavor nationwide, Conversation Piece is set to burst onto the
music scene.
Described by many music executives as a hybrid of R.Kelly
and Babyface, J.Valentine's music is an authentic and appealing expression of R&Bay the lifestyle and spirit of his native
San Francisco. Prior to his solo work, Valentine was known by his songwriting. He has reached the charts with dozens of songs,
including Tyrese's "I Like Them Girls," the title track to N'Sync's 9x platinum "Celebrity" album, Mario's "How Could You,"
and Omarion's "I'm Tryna." He also displayed his vocal talent on two posthumous 2Pac albums, "Still I Rise" and "Until The
End Of Time."
New Audio from J Valentine: "She's Worth The Trouble"
As a songwriter and a vocalist, Valentine has accumulated over 17 million records sold. Valentine's
first solo venture "Go Dumb" was originally a record for the "Hide Ya Breezy" mixtape, a tribute to the Bay Area sound. "Go
Dumb" also featured Bailey, Valentine's first signing to CityBoyZ Muzik. The record found its way into the hands of Big Von
at KMEL radio, and immediately exploded after hitting the airwaves in San Francisco. It made its way up and down the west
coast and Valentine found he was taking meetings with labels from coast to coast. However, he felt that J Records was the
place for him. "It was funny after all the pitches that label heads were giving me, the one I remembered the most was Clive
simply saying, shouldn't J-Valentine be on J-Records?'" Valentine comments. A
thriving study in combinations, Valentine weaves the role of CEO, faithful Bay Area advocate, entrepreneur and artist into
a soulful and engaging display of street authenticity. He hopes to expand CityBoyZ Muzik and help make the Bay Area the next
hot spot for rap and R&B. He wants it to do for the Bay Area what LaFace did for Atlanta.
J Valentine
CityBoyzMuzik/J Records
www.myspace.com/jvalentinemusic
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