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Henry James Jackson III (born September 19, 1986), best known by his stage name 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 and topped ReverbNation with his debut single "Im Ah Teach Ya".
Personal life
Early
Hen-Jay was born with complex partial seizure and was raised with and by his grandparents, living in separated homes in a small township named "Buena Vista Township". 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.
Hen-Jay join the marching band during Middle school and High school. He played his role in percussion and drum major. In 2005, Hen-Jay had brain surgery due to an SIS, which was perfomed on by 5 doctors.
Current
In the winter of 2008, Hen-Jay has attended community Delta College, and is still attending.
Music career
IceMakers
While in high school Lil' Pimp Daddy, Hen-Jay's former artist name at the time joined a hip-hop duo, which made a trio name "The IceMakers". Hen-Jay played his role in the trio as the producer.
In 2004, Hen-Jay and "The IceMakers" decided to go independently.
S-Town Entertainment
After the trio "The IceMakers" broke up in 2004. Hen-Jay wanted and created his own record label. He soonly released some freestyle mixtapes.
In 2005, Hen-Jay signed Al-J & Young Tree, as underground artists as well as releasing their singles, followed by EPs. Also contining producing other artists, such as D-Magic & T-Black.
Wet
Hen-Jay is planning on releasing the Mp3 album in the winter of 2009. With hit single "Im Ah Teach Ya", which is still on the rise. Hen-Jay is collaborating on the album with Munyun H., Lil Bonehead, and many more.
Discography
Studio Albums
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Mixtapes/Underground Albums
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Production Albums
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Singles
| Year | Song | Album |
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| 2009 | "Im Ah Teach Ya" (featuring Munyun H.) | Wet |
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