Support the owner and founder of HizBizNiz, Jay Bizzze, by purchasing his digital Sophomore Studio Album, YEAR OF THE Z.
Tracklist:
- YEAR OF THE Z (Intro)
- JESUS RUNS
- WHAT YOU RUNNING FROM?
- BIBLE BADDIE
- LAURA’S INTERLUDE
- TAKE A RIDE
- I.F.F.Y.
- NEVER FORGET
- BIBLE BADDIE REMIX (Feat. Autumn Jaret, Keal K. & Jazzy J)
- IMPACT PLAYAZ (Feat. Kham)
- IF YOU WANNA
- YOUNG MOSES Is Coming
It was only seconds into New Year's Day when Jay Bizzze swiftly declared on social media that 2026 would be the YEAR OF THE Z. At the news, some were excited, some doubted, and coming off of one of the hardest years of his life, even Jay had to find his trust in God to believe his statement. But more than a nickname, beat tag, or go-to pose in pictures, “Three Z’s” holds a more precious value.
Inspired by the Year of the Dragon, Jay Bizzze’s first installment in this once-every-three-years studio album series, YEAR OF THE Z functions more like a playlist, offering an electrifying thrill ride of emotions distinct from his last vulnerable and heavy concept album debut, YOUNG SAMSON. Rather than telling one continuous story, the 11-track project offers an eclectic arrangement of songs, each with its own message, energy, and purpose that define the YEAR OF THE Z mentality.
Whether you press play on the triumphant cut JESUS RUNS featuring the Orlando powerhouse, Christopher Syncere, or the Christian girlies anthem, BIBLE BADDIE (Remix), featuring superstar Keal K, who serves as co-host on Holy Culture’s Da Fixx Morning Radio Show on SiriusXM, God’s favor, dominance, and unwavering consistency leak through your speakers.
After openly addressing his battles with lust, pride, and temptation, and the victory he’s found over it in Christ in his debut, YOUNG SAMSON, YEAR OF THE Z invites you to reflect on how far God has brought you, celebrate what God is doing now, and anticipate what God will do next in your life, closing this victory lap album with a menacing 58-second glimpse into his concept third studio album, YOUNG MOSES, due Spring/Summer 2027.








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