A track for the ones who burn slow, break rules, and wear their scars like style. 🎙️🥃🔥 Verse 1 “I wore red to forget his name” Surface: She’s dressing bold, stepping out in red — a color tied to passion, lust, and confidence. Deeper layer: It’s not about attracting someone new, it’s about erasing the ghost of the old. Red becomes armor — she’s trying to burn out his memory with fire. “Lipstick smeared like a cry for fame” Surface: The makeup is messy, imperfect, showing vulnerability. Deeper layer: “Cry for fame” isn’t about celebrity, but about being seen, being validated. The smudged lipstick shows the effort to look put together, while the reality underneath is chaos. “Barstool throne and a borrowed light” Surface: She’s sitting at a bar, her spot is her temporary “throne.” Deeper layer: “Borrowed light” could mean the dim neon or spotlight at the bar, but it also suggests she’s shining only with reflected light — nothing lasting, just momentary escape. “I traded sleep for a little spite” Surface: She’s up late, restless, losing sleep. Deeper layer: Instead of peace, she chooses to fuel herself with defiance. That spite — the choice to stay awake, drink, linger in bitterness — is almost more comforting than letting go. more

New album out now! “Women’s Voices” is a powerful Neo-Soul, Rap, and Gospel-infused concept album that gives space to the unheard, the silenced, and the resilient. Through a tapestry of soul melodies, raw rap verses, and gospel harmonies, the album explores the struggles, hopes, and reflections of women navigating the complexities of modern life. Each track embodies a different perspective, a unique truth, and together they form a collective testimony of survival, dignity, and freedom. From the piano-driven intimacy of maternal love to the fiery cries against injustice in the streets, “Women’s Voices” is not an album of answers, but of reflections — a mirror held up to society, asking the listener to feel, to question, and to stand in solidarity.more