Delaware’s own Jaylanie has stepped into 2025 with undeniable force, delivering a breakout year defined by consistency, versatility, and a commitment to her craft. Her newest EP, 999 — a six-track project featuring a standout collaboration with LegendaryChic — is already positioning her as one of the most promising emerging artists on the East Coast.
The project showcases her ability to seamlessly shift between rap and R&B, with key records like “Everything Is Everything,” “Ain’t Like That,” “Feeling Curious,” and “This Is It” highlighting the depth of her sound. Each track carries its own energy, yet together they create a cohesive project that reflects her growth, her confidence, and her refusal to be boxed in creatively.
Jaylanie’s musical journey started long before she ever stepped into a studio. Growing up singing in the church choir gave her vocal foundation and stage comfort, while middle school found her ghost-writing raps for classmates — a sign that she possessed both the talent and the drive early on. Even though she’s been surrounded by music all her life, it wasn’t until recent years that she decided to take her artistry seriously. Since then, she hasn’t let up.
In 2025 alone, Jaylanie has dropped five-plus singles and an EP, proving her work ethic is just as sharp as her pen. Fully independent, she moves with intention, professionalism, and a level of consistency that sets her apart from many rising artists.
Her momentum hasn’t gone unnoticed either. Jaylanie has already been stamped by Meek Mill, one of Philly’s most influential figures, and continues expanding her network by working with artists such as Skrilla. Co-signs aside, it’s her sound and her steady grind that are quickly building a loyal fan base eager to watch her evolution.
With 999, Jaylanie is not just releasing music — she’s making a statement. Delaware has a new voice breaking through, and she’s proving one track at a time that she’s here to stay.
