The rising West Palm Beach emcee Super Saiyan Jay delivers a hazy, high-energy gift for the masses with “High In The Bakery,” an 11-track album baked with purpose, groove, and a lot of identity. Clocking in at just over 23 minutes, it’s a brief, shot-in-the-arm blast of creativity designed for 4/20 vibes and destined to endure long after the smoke clears. With help from fellow Floridian rapper King Dev and producer Oscar of OnBeatStudio, Jay juices something conversational and conceptual at once.
The project results from years of going back and forth for sans braid and a mutual admiration for leisure expression lines, woozy beats with laid-back delivery, and crisp charisma. Tracks like “Indica & Sativa” are memorable for their hypnotizing production and catchy pacing, while “No Luck” steps into a more reflective, soulful headspace that highlights Jay’s introspection and versatility.
Jay and Dev genuinely speak a musical language, and Oscar’s handling of production provides the perfect playground for their stories and sonics to frolic in. Whether it’s setting the smoky mood, its gentle wit, or nods to recording personal growth and taking risks, this record sits at the sweet spot between fun and sophistication.
Super Saiyan Jay is constructing a sound based on friendship, freedom, and creativity that has come full circle. Jay lets us into his world with nothing to block but music that moves, hits, and connects.