RJAE: It's the Roc - Nation for the New Orleans rap artist with 'Remember That' to celebrate

New Orleans rap artist RJAE is back-back and in a major way. It’s not just about putting out a new song, the hip-hop artist is geeking out over teaming up with Roc Nation by delivering his new ‘Remember That’ anthem to the masses.

RJAE celebrate Roc Nation partnership with ‘Remember That’ single

Along with putting out the tune for the masses, RJAE took things a step further by making sure his A Boogie wit da Hoodie-featured song is a full-fledged cinematic rollout.

Roc Nation Label has announced the signing of NOLA native artist, RJAE. Blending sharp wordplay and lyricism with soulful harmonies, the multi-genre artist has underscored his mastery of two signature styles as the next leading artist to break out from the south.  

“We are excited to have RJAE join the team,” said Shari Bryant, co-president of Roc Nation label. “RJAE's passion for his art, along with his versatility proves that he is an artist here to stay.” 

“The only two words I can think of is blessed and surreal,” says RJAE on his record label deal. “I’m still trying to soak it all in. It’s crazy to think that someone can come up from where I’m from can find success like this.”

In celebration of the new record label deal, RJAE today has debuted his brand new single, “Remember That” featuring platinum, award-nominated rapper and close mentor, A Boogie Wit A Hoodie. The track explores the infatuation experienced in love and the desire to remain by a lover’s side. The accompanying music video directed by Gerard Victor captures RJAE getting up close and personal with his summertime romance. The visual showcases RJAE picking up his girl on a New York corner block before hitting up a rooftop party as the two set the dance floor ablaze with their electrifying chemistry. The video also incorporates shots of A Boogie and RJAE exchanging slick verses on a rooftop overlooking New York City’s evening skyline. 

On the process of collaborating with A Boogie Wit A Hoodie, RJAE continues, “The process was a waiting game. I had to be very patient because I didn’t want to force a record. We’ve known each other for over four years already and we have records but we never really sat down to launch something big until now. When he heard the record he immediately went into it. It was organic and the time was right - just like how our first link up went down. It all came full circle. That’s the record fans get to listen to today.”