performed by: Chase Shakur
produced by: everett saint, ghxst, origin & 
chase shakur 
mixed & mastered by: ghxst

comes with the damage

@jordanalexward
@joony-5

quick lil flip.

jordan ward + joony - idc (tues. mix)

bandcamp.

Brent Faiyaz feat. A$AP ANT & CruddyMurda - on this side. [Tokyo Ave remix]

THAT!

Written by ARDN
Mixed & Mastered by Tyler Banditt

Wishing Well

desire official

Vanish

IF I WAS YOUR PRODUCER — VOL. 6
WDMN MEDIA LLC | Released December 19, 2025
If I Was Your Producer, Vol. 6 is not a concept album — it’s a checkpoint.
Ten songs. Three decades of ideas. One uninterrupted creative through-line.
This volume pulls from material written as far back as the early 1990s and recontextualizes it through modern production, contemporary vocal treatment, and today’s emotional lens. These songs weren’t resurrected for nostalgia — they were refined, sharpened, and finally delivered the way they were always meant to be heard.
From the opening moments of “Break Free” — a love declaration born on a TASCAM four-track — to the closing clarity of “X Mind,” Vol. 6 moves effortlessly between funk, soul, satire, romance, social commentary, and reflection. Tracks like “Don’t Stop Y’all” hide cultural Easter eggs and political winks inside a bounce-heavy groove, while “Hero” questions myth, faith, and symbolism through a modern lens inspired by ancient history and pop culture.
This project also represents a clear stance:
Technology is a tool, not a substitute.
Several songs on Vol. 6 previously existed in earlier forms that went unheard. Here, modern production techniques elevate—not replace—the original human intent. The result is proof that when creativity leads and tools follow, the music wins.
Highlights include:
“Madame Guru” — a taboo, Prince-inspired funk meditation
“Painless” — a lifelong anthem shaped by rehearsal rooms, live performance, and late-night television
“Push Up” — a real-life encouragement story turned into an empowerment record
“Silly Soul Lovers” — late-night basslines, spoken poetry, and unfiltered intimacy
“Sweet Brother” — social commentary rewritten for 2025 with clarity and responsibility
Every track on Vol. 6 is fully original.
No samples. No shortcuts. All songs written, produced, and published under WDMNation MEDIA Publishing, with BMI registrations completed.
This isn’t a trend chase.
This isn’t a test run.
This is what happens after the point of no return.

Apple Music

Don't Stop Y'all

COMING HOME ON APPLE MUSIC YOUTUBEAND SPOTIFY 1/1. Make sure to subscribe to my YouTube and follow me on all socials TIKTOK/INSTA/YOUTUBE at @AsueytaJ for more music AND MORE🤫

COMING HOME

For anybody stuck in a moment — and ready to move.

I been stuck on repeat
Same city, same street
Clock in, clock out
Then scroll ‘til I fall asleep

I don’t hate where I’m at
But it ain’t all that
Feels like somethin’ I need
Keeps slippin’ through the cracks

People say “be grateful”
I say “yeah, I’m tryin’”
But my gut been speakin’
And I’m done with lyin’

I just know
There’s more than this
Can’t see it yet
But I feel that shift

I just know
This can’t be it
Got dreams too loud
To keep ‘em zipped

Don’t ask me how I know
I just know

Used to think I needed a plan
Now I’m cool with just takin’ a chance
Might not have the map
But I trust where I stand

Feelin’ that pull like gravity
Like my soul won’t stay on battery
Clocked out of autopilot
And I’m movin’ different, finally

Ain’t no sign in the sky
But the voice in me clear
And I’d rather move scared
Than be stuck another year

I just know
There’s more than this
Can’t see it yet
But I feel that shift

I just know
It’s time to go
Don’t need the map
I feel the glow

Don’t ask me how I know
I just know

I’m not waitin’ on perfect
I just need real
If I gotta leave comfort
Then that’s the deal

I just know
There’s more than this
Heart talkin’ loud
Can’t silence it

I just know
It’s time to go
Where? I don’t know
But I gotta grow

Don’t ask me how I know
I just know
I just know


Written by Dr. Jasmien Kirby
(c) 2026 Supranova Consulting LLC

THAT!

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