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Hen-Jay


Henry James Jackson III (born September 19th, 1986), best known by his stage names Lil' Pimp Daddy and now Hen-Jay, is an American expert hip hop rapper, singer-songwriter, recording producer, executive producer and an amateur entrepreneur. He has topped MySpace Neo-soul charts in Michigan at #1 with his debut single "Im Ah Teach Ya".


Personal Life

Early Life

Hen-Jay was born and raised with and by Henry, Sr. & Barbara (his grandparents), living in separated homes in a small township named "Buena Vista Township" in Saginaw, Michigan. Hen-Jay is the oldest and the only son of Ruther (his mother), but the only son of Larry (his father), which led between an sibling sister, and three stepsisters.

Current Life

In the winter of 2008, Hen-Jay has attended Delta College, and is still attending.

Music Career

Take 1 Records

While in high school, Lil' Pimp Daddy (Hen-Jay) former group members Lil' JC (from Eupora, MS) & T.J. (Young Tree) decided to form a hip-hop duo.

In 2001, Lil' Pimp Daddy joined the duo, which made the group a trio which formed its name "The IceMakers". One of the group members Lil' JC was already signed to "Tank Town Records" which was an southern record label. So the group formed there own sublabel which was named "Take 1 Records".

Lil' Pimp Daddy formed a vanity label named "Pimp'd Out Entertainment", which helped produced "The IceMakers" EPs. In 2004, the IceMakers has broken up independently.

S-Town Entertainment

After the IceMakers broke up in 2004. Hen-Jay restablish the label by changing the name to "S-Town Entertainment". He soonly signed Al-J & T.J. (Young Tree), as underground artists. Quickly in the next month Hen-Jay signed Monique.

In 2005, Al-J & Young Tree released hit singles, followed by similarly EPs. In contining Hen-Jay produces other artists, such as D-Magic & T-Black.

Discography

Studio Album
Underground Albums
  • 2002: Upload 1
  • 2003: Upload 2
  • 2005: Da' Block
Production Albums
  • 2005: Tha Quarterblock by Young Tree
  • 2005: Reality by Al-J

Singles

Year Song Album
2009 "Im Ah Teach Ya" (featuring Munyun H.) Wet

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