KJ-52's critically acclaimed record The Yearbook is back, now packaged with 13 additional tracks called The Missing Pages. A diverse collection of only KJ’s best instrumentation, beats, rhymes, and melodies to date. His debut as a self-producer shows impressive hints of staples such as The Neptunes, Timbaland, and DJ Primo. His songs range from acoustic, programmed, beat-driven numbers to heavy guitar tracks with live drums. Think Rage Against the Machine, Linkin Park, mixed with classic 90’s, golden age hip-hop. The result is an entire album--not just a couple singles--that will keep you interested from front to back. Aaron Sprinkle (Kutless, Jeremy Camp) adds production on two tracks as well, and KJ even teams up with rock champions Disciple for a song. Guest appearances also include Toby Morrell of Emery, Ayiesha Woods, and Liquid. This is a virtuous merger of rival factions--hip-hop, rock, and R&B--and a triumph, to say the last, with catchy commercial songwriting and boatloads of singable choruses. But beyond the production achievement, and beyond the solid songs, lies meaning. Eternal meaning.

The Missing Pages Tracks include:
1. Do Yo Thang remix -featuring B.Reith
2. Keep Shining -featuring Goldinchild
3. Stuck In The 80’s
4. Starbucks Takes All My Money
5. I Got It I Got It
6. Push Up Remix -featuring Sev Statik
7. You Can Still Come Back Remix -featuring Eric Cross
8. Pump That Remix
9. I Can Never Forget You -featuring Liquid
10. What You Want
11. All I Need -featuring Cam
12. I Used To
13. I Almost Got Shot Last Night