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MOLOKA'I*JAM

IDGAF - Common Kings

FINN The GroovaH - At the Altar

Love Season Is In Progress

Ta'ahine 'Ana

Ta'ahine 'Ana (Ana E)

Recently, for the first time ever, I performed in AUS/NZ. Prior to, I didn’t know what to expect, but it certainly wasn’t bad to say the least. It’s the furthest I’ve been from the states since I was a kid, so needless to say, I was shocked by the different culture(s) and environment. Somehow at the same time, it wasn’t far from what I’m familiar with. Utah’s filled with some of the kindest folks, and in relation to that, I didn’t encounter any hint of animosity from anyone— I guess that was the most familiar part of it all. Even amongst peers, whom I respect fully, were nothing but embracing and a joy to be around, namely; Swiss/Tree, BLKB3RRY, TTWFO band, Havea, Ron Moala, Donny Mahanga, HolyBoyDom, Ponifasio, JP, Wayno, DJ Spyce, DJ Peter Gunz, LecczBeatz and the list goes on. As far as I’ve been from any of them in distance, they could’ve easily been close friends of mine with how cohesively the acquaintances went. I learned much from each of them, even in the little time there— big S/O to all these brethren for their love, kindness and of course talent.

I learned a lot about myself during the trip. Mostly, that I have a really bad case of Imposter Syndrome, and if you don’t know what that is, here’s the definition: The psychological pattern of doubting one's accomplishments and fearing being exposed as a “fraud”. I’d hate to seem ungrateful for all that I’ve gained (and will gain) as an artist, but it’s extremely hard for me to accept that there are real souls out there who listen to my work. And with that, it’s not often I interact with any of you, let alone release music for you as often as I should. This self-diagnosis has led to much missed opportunities, I have no doubt. However, now that I’m more aware, I believe I can get out of my own way haha..

Mike Tyson says “you are nothing without discipline”, and if there’s one thing I’ve struggled with throughout my life, it’s just that. That struggle may or may not contribute to the Imposter Syndrome, but either way, mastering the mind is something I’m in dire need of. The creative within in myself is chaotic, adventurous, and constantly hungry. When you have nothing to counter balance such traits, it’s easy to lead a life that’s dysfunctional and completely unpredictable. At this point of my life, I’ve learned that the more control one has over his/her own habits, the more fulfilled and free that person is. Ironically, freedom IS discipline.

I say all that to say, this latest song I have is called “Temptation”. It’s less than 3 minutes long, so it ain’t the deepest of songs in that regard. The track is sort of satire with a bit of an edge, but it’s more or less about a man’s struggle in keeping himself an honest man. The beauty of this concept is that the temptation itself is interchangeable. We all have vices that knock and wait at our doors and it’s easy to entertain the thought of letting them in. I think this is more than relatable to folks of every background, but I might be wrong. Anyway, whether it’s cake or cake laced with crack, you can agree that a level of control is needed to fight the urge. The ending is pretty much left open for interpretation, so YOU as the listener can determine for yourself what that end will be. Lastly, I’ll add the fact that I referenced “Just My Imagination” by The Temptations, which I thought would bring this whole thing back, full circle.

There it is, I hope you enjoy. Much love, my dear friends. ’Til next time, stay well. BLESS, BLESS!

Temptation

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Stay

Stay (feat. Lomez Brown & Switch.E)

"Pull Up". A record that I hold as an ultimate achievement & highlight in my pursuit of success in the music industry. Not only because of it's GREAT vibe in composition (provided by AUSSie's own #LECCZBEATZ), but it features a TRUE ARTIST whom I greatly RESPECT, ADMIRE & consider a living LEGEND among us for his accomplishments.. The one-&-only #F1J1. I'm very proud to claim this record as my own, but just as proud to say that I'm not the only one responsible for making it what it is.. a straight up SMAASH haha. Massive SHOUTS to #F1J1 and his team for their skill, as well as #LECCZBEATZ for his craft & the toko #HENELE (graphics/artwork) who is responsible for the awesome "Pull Up" artwork. Last, but NOT least, I thank our FATHER in HEAVEN for his countless blessings- though I do not deserve it, this track being among them. My hope is that you ENJOY the record just as much as we did CREATING it. BLESSAWP my bothers & sisters- 'til NEXT post, #OFAS.

Pull Up

Drew Deezy Entertainment | 454 Life Entertainment Presents: The highly anticipated album from Drew Deezy, Poly Tape 2!

Should I Stay

01 Should I Stay Feat. Fiji (prod. By Uce Nation)

Waiting' in vain

Waitin' In Vain (feat. M.J.Y)

Common Kings- Alcoholic

Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WHzeua8jY8

Track 04 on "My Soul" Reggae Album (2017)
Composer/Producer: Samu Veimau
Executive producer: Maxizamus
Mixing/Masterering: J-Intell

My Soul

Move On

454 Life Entertainment presents "The Poly Tape" by Drew Deezy.  Executive produced by Sefo "Bigg Seff" Latu.

Come Back to Me (feat. Fiji)

01. Come Back To Me - Drew Deezy ft. Fiji

"Mrs. Brown"

Original Song written by MEZO and ROCCET

beat prod. - PACIFIC

Gooney Jib Productions @2019

Mrs. Brown

Mrs. Brown(ft. ROCCET)

FEEL GOOD MUSIC

PROD. Victor J Sefo
MIX & MASTERED. Victor J Sefo
WRITTEN. Victor J Sefo & Josh Wawa

Want To

Want To (feat. Josh Wawa)

Sammy J ft. Fiji - Give Me All ..Show your support by purchasing this track of iTunes :)
Copyright disclaimer! I do NOT own this song nor the image featured in the video. All rights belong to it's rightful owner/owner's. No copyright infringement intended. For promotional purposes only. Support the artist/s by purchasing their single/album.

Give Me All

Sammy J Feat. Fiji - Give Me All

Upon inking a record deal with 454 Life Entertainment, Drew Deezy has become the voice of the streets of San Jose, maintaining an unforgettable presence in the tracks and in the videos he is featured in. It is not difficult to understand the appeal of Drew Deezy, the authoritative, commanding figure leading off the hit records “We Get Money” and “We International.” Drew Deezy’s street credibility is untouchable, and his music is powerful.

Raised in the streets of San Jose, Drew Deezy grew up in a tough environment of gang-related crimes and violence. Good-hearted and humorous around his friends and family but a leader in the streets, Drew knew what it took to survive and prosper in the habitat he was raised in. Drew translated his success in the streets to a serious musical career, creating his own record label Metal Mouth Records and releasing the album “It’s Our Time” with his brother-in-law Cam in 2004. This release caught the attention of Bay Area industry executives, but his record label was forced to fold when all of his partners went to prison, leaving him as the only artist left standing. Even after the fold of Metal Mouth Records, Drew Deezy continued expanding his skills as a musician and songwriter. But in 2007, street life caught up to Drew, as he was sentenced to two years in state prison. This incident only strengthened Drew’s resolve to make it as a rapper, and he spent every breathing day writing and improving his rap ability. 

After his release, he was approached by 454 to sign to their label. Drew Deezy will be sharing his tales and his experiences with his fans on his upcoming solo album, a project sure acquaint the World with what Drew Deezy is all about.

01. Come Back To Me - Drew Deezy ft. Fiji

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