This is song about the new orleans culture, lang, crime, food, etc. From a New Orleans native perspective to outsiders looking in about the city life...

Written by: Cuttda
Produced by: R3d

WHODAT IZ(CuTTD@)

UPBEAT COUNTRY RAP/ HICK HOP
Written by: Cuttda
produced by: Cuttda
Track produced by: @RujayBeats

RIDDER HOMMIE

This song is about and for one of my day 1's "TONY HARRIS" TC "TONY CASH" Hell of a friend, hell of a cook, and hell of a freestyler
Written by: Cuttda/TC
Produced by: Cuttda
Vocals by: Cuttda/TC
Track by: Beats De Rap

HE GOT THE JUICE SNIPPET

Dedicated to all the wonder women out there!!!
Written by: Cuttda 
Produced by: Cuttda
Rapped by: Cuttda
Track by: Rujay Beats

WONDER WOMAN SNIPPET

WONDER WOMAN SNIPPET 3

"Going In" is an electrifying anthem that captures the raw energy and unapologetic confidence of diving headfirst into life’s challenges. The song pulses with a driving beat and bold lyrics, chronicling the relentless hustle of someone who gives their all in every moment. From chasing dreams with unwavering focus, grinding through late-night work sessions, standing tall in the face of adversity, to owning every step with swagger and determination, the track paints a vivid picture of a person who’s always "going in" with full commitment. It’s a high-octane celebration of ambition, resilience, and the fearless pursuit of greatness, perfect for anyone ready to conquer their goals and leave it all on the line. 


GOING IN

"High Enough" is a vibey, introspective track that captures the euphoric, hazy journey of getting blissfully stoned on weed. The song paints a vivid picture of sinking into a couch, the room spinning softly as the mind drifts into a kaleidoscope of thoughts and sensations. Lyrics likely weave through the sensory overload—giggles over nothing, munchies kicking in, and a surreal sense of floating above reality. The melody could lean into chill, lo-fi beats or a dreamy reggae-infused groove, with a laid-back tempo that mirrors the slow, syrupy feeling of being baked. It’s both a celebration of the high and a nod to the fleeting, carefree escape it offers, maybe with a hint of reflection on how it blurs the edges of life’s chaos. 

HIGH ENOUGH

"To In Love" is a gritty, high-energy anthem that dives deep into the mind of a hustler consumed by his passion for the grind and the cash it brings. The song pulses with a streetwise beat, blending trap-inspired drums and slick, melodic hooks to mirror the swagger and relentless drive of its protagonist. Lyrics paint a vivid picture of a hustler who's unapologetically "in love" with the money stacking in his pockets, each dollar a badge of his hustle. The track captures the thrill of the chase—late nights, calculated risks, and the intoxicating rush of success—while hinting at the cost of prioritizing green over everything else. It's a bold, unfiltered ode to ambition, loyalty to the game, and the seductive pull of wealth.

TOO IN LOV

"Still Performin" is a gritty, introspective track that tells the story of a man who rose from the struggles of project housing to wealth and success but remains tethered to his roots in the hood. Despite his newfound riches, he continues selling drugs and hanging out in the projects, embodying a complex mix of loyalty to his past and the pull of his old lifestyle. The song explores themes of authenticity, survival, and the tension between moving up and staying true to where he came from. Through vivid storytelling, it paints a picture of a man navigating the contradictions of his identity—caught between the allure of the streets and the weight of his success—while still "performin" in the projects, both literally and metaphorically, as he holds onto his hustle and community ties.


STILL PREFORMIN

"MY DAY ONE" is a heartfelt song that celebrates the unbreakable bond between the narrator and their two best friends—a guy and a girl—who have been by their side through thick and thin. The song captures the essence of loyalty, shared memories, and the deep trust that defines these friendships. 

The lyrics likely reflect on the journey of these relationships, highlighting moments of laughter, support during tough times, and the comfort of knowing these friends are the narrator’s "day ones"—those who’ve been there from the start. The guy friend might be portrayed as a reliable, brother-like figure, always ready with a joke or a helping hand, while the female friend could be depicted as a confidante, offering emotional strength and understanding. Together, they form a tight-knit trio, navigating life’s highs and lows as a unit.

The song’s tone is warm and nostalgic, with a mix of upbeat energy to reflect the fun times and softer, reflective moments to honor the deeper connection. It’s an anthem of gratitude for friends who feel like family, emphasizing that no matter where life takes them, these "day ones" will always have a special place in the narrator’s heart.

MY DAY ONE

 "Weigh Down on Me" 
In the pulsing heart of the club, where basslines thump like a heartbeat on overdrive, *Weigh Down on Me* unleashes a raw, unapologetic anthem for the queens who command the floor. This track is a sweat-soaked love letter to big girls with curves that could crush worlds—dropping low, twerking fierce, and letting their gravity pull you under in the best damn way. Picture it: hips swaying like seismic waves, that glorious weight pressing down, turning every grind into a gravitational pull you never want to escape.

Over a trap-infused beat laced with sultry synths and a hook that hooks you harder than her thighs, the lyrics paint vivid nights of liberation and lust—celebrating bodies that bounce back, bodies that boss up, and the electric thrill of surrender. It's body-positive fire meets bedroom bravado: empowering, explicit, and impossible to sit still through. Whether you're lost in the crowd or replaying that one-night high, *Weigh Down on Me* reminds you—sometimes the heaviest loads feel like pure ecstasy. Drop it. Feel it. Own it. 


WEIGH DOWN ON ME

 "She Said" – A Soul-Baring Anthem of Love, Relapse, and Unwavering Grace

In the dim-lit haze of late-night regrets and half-hearted promises, *She Said* emerges as a raw, R&B-infused confessional that captures the messy beauty of redemption's tightrope walk. Penned from the depths of personal turmoil, this track tells the story of a man trapped in his own velvet vice—a notorious player whose silver tongue and wandering eyes have left a trail of broken hearts and empty apologies. He's the king of the chase, thriving on the thrill of the next conquest, until *she* walks in like a quiet storm, disarming him with eyes that see through the facade and a touch that lingers like forgiveness itself.

The song opens with a sultry, slow-burn groove—think hazy synths weaving through a heartbeat bassline, echoing the pulse of stolen moments in dimly lit bars. Our anti-hero meets her, and for the first time, the game feels like a cage he wants to escape. He swears he's done with the late texts, the side glances, the endless cycle of highs and crashes. He tries—God, does he try—to trade his player’s playbook for something real, something steady. Verses drip with vulnerability: whispered verses about candlelit dinners that turn into arguments, flowers wilting on the nightstand as old habits claw their way back. "I said I'd be better, but the devil's in the details," he croons, his voice cracking like fragile glass under the weight of his own contradictions.

But here's the heartbeat of *She Said*: every time he's teetering on the edge, fists clenched around his phone, ready to bolt back to the familiar chaos—ready to give up on himself, on them—she pulls him back from the abyss. Her words become the chorus, a haunting refrain that blooms like dawn after a storm: *"She said, 'Boy, I'm still here—flaws and all, I'll hold the mirror.'"* It's not blind loyalty; it's fierce, no-nonsense grace, the kind that calls him out while cradling his scars. The bridge hits like a gut punch, building to a gospel-tinged swell where horns cry out in empathy, layering his pleas with her steady echo: a reminder that love isn't a fairy tale fix, but a daily choice to stay in the fight.

At its core, *She Said* is a love letter to the women who love without a roadmap, who see the wreckage and still build bridges. It's for the men who know their shadows too well, wrestling with the ghost of who they were while chasing who they could be. With its smoky production—courtesy of a looping vinyl crackle and ad-libs that feel like eavesdropped prayers—this track isn't just music; it's therapy in 3:45. Stream it when you're raw, replay it when you're rising. Because sometimes, the greatest change starts with her saying, "I'm still here." 


SHE SAID

Cuttd@CuttDaMuzik Music and Art is Lyfe.....
songwriter/artist/producer
contact info. 601-347-1713 bducksworth85@gmail.com 
if you inquiring about collaborating
on any projects, etc 

Cuttd@CuttDaMuzik

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