Gittyman on Jace Camden's Next Project: “It's Gonna Be a Vibe for Sure”

Same interview tape, second scoop. Sitting with Duff Radio, Gittyman turned to Jace Camden and the album Jace has been building in the background, and the read was simple: this is the hardest Jace has ever worked on anything.

Word for word, here is what he said:

“I really like what Jace is doing right now. I'm proud of him. He's come a really long way. And I think this next project that he has, he's worked the hardest on, and I'm excited to see what it does. And I have a lot of faith in him. I know that he's gonna go up, whether that's six months from now or five years from now. I know as long as he stays consistent, he's very talented, and everyone who knows him sees how talented and how hard he works. So, you know, I'm excited for this next project. It's gonna be a vibe for sure.”

Gittyman · Duff Radio interview, July 2026

Two things stand out. First, the timeline: Gittyman is not selling a moment, he is betting on a decade. Six months or five years, the prediction is the same, and the only condition attached is consistency. Second, the sourcing: this is not a fan talking. Gittyman has been in rooms with Jace since the vlog era, and both sides of “Nun' to Say / Feel My Pain” came through Jace's hands as producer and engineer at SoundXScapes.

For anyone catching up: Jace Camden is a Kansas City artist, self-taught engineer, and the founder of Scumlords of KC. He is a Wasteland Records signee with the 2023 singles “Rant” and “Paint the Sky,” and he is the star of Kansas Cowboy, the Duff Radio arcade RPG built around his run through eleven Kansas City districts. No title or date on the new project yet. When there is one, it lands here first.

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