Jay-Free's debut studio album, "Existential Crisis" is a brand new breed of lyrical philosophy mixed with astronomical bars and metaphors that may go over your head the first five to ten listens. So sit back, freeze time, and step into the mind of limitless vivid rhymes that you may find is quite like your very own creative design. Close your eyes and open your third one. Witness the discovery of a brand new genre. "Existential Crisis" covers an array of topics, ranging from watching 'The Office' on Netflix with your girl, to the Illuminati, to wacky professional wrestling references and stories that led him to being single "4 life". Jay-Free recruits D. Edge for the mind-bending "1984". As well as Maniphest Destne for the flat earth society satire "The World Is Flat" and "Third Eye", both tracks produced by DJ Hoppa. You can hear Jay melt steal beams on "Silicon Valley", produced by the great Kato. If you've ever questioned life or existence in general, this album may be for you. In the intro track, Jay-Free dives head first with eye-popping lyrics and flow. The 27 year old MC doesn't stop spitting savagery until the outro fades out. Jay-Free hates white lighters and he also may run for president some day. Some say that Jay-Free is a walking, talking meme. Others say he is ahead of his time by eons. With out-of-this-world production on every track, Existential Crisis delivers passionate rhymes that may get stuck in your head indefinitely. Jay-Free, real name - Jeff Yager, was born in NYC on 01/01/1990 and was raised in Stamford, CT. Jeff has since moved to Florida to be in his son's life. Jeff also has a passion for writing books, professional wrestling, acting and inventing. Jeff enrolled in college at PHSC last year to major in Creative Writing. He wants people to be better to one another. Enjoy the music.