Christmas day drop hehe shoutout Braxton fr xD

I AM (NOT)ALONE w/ BRAXTON KNIGHT (SPACE)

bbreakitdownn w/ mayh3mp [+lil biscuit]

i could do better (p. baredex)

i want to hurt myself for you
but ill never know what to do, yeah
it makes me feel, makes me feel bad, oh
ive been playing with my own life, yeah
i know its hard, stay alive
i know it gets hard, oh
i just dont know what to do
but i know i wanna be with you
makes me wanna know why
yeah know you want me
but your message said that you dont want me, yeah, oh
i know ill hurt you, yeah
i know it hurts me
and it hurts you too, yeah
i know i hurts you too
i want to hurt myself for you
but ill never know what to do, yeah
now im picking up all the bones you left me with
i take another percocet, oh
but girl, you know it fades away
everyday, we stay away, oh i know
i know it hurts you, and i can feel it too
please dont go
i just want to be together
i know you cant do nothing
everyday you rot away, it takes away our love
oh...
i know it hurts me
and it hurts you too, yeah
i want to hurt myself for you
i want to hurt myself for you, too

i want to hurt myself for you

Idontwantitificanthaveyou *yungbruhcover

The Icarus Project

Brisbane genre-bender Joey returns with one of his most imaginative and globally-aimed releases yet: “Playing Jorjiana for the Dalai Lama.” Blending left-field hip hop, surreal storytelling, and Joey’s signature Australian wit, this track moves between spiritual satire, dreamlike imagery, and razor-sharp bars that hit from Brisbane to Berlin.

Built on atmospheric production and Joey’s unmistakable vocal style, “Playing Jorjiana for the Dalai Lama” mixes humour with introspection — exploring cultural contrast, inner peace, and the chaos of modern life through the lens of Joey’s offbeat imagination. It’s a track designed for listeners who love experimental hip hop, global rap fusion, and boundary-pushing artists.

Whether you're tuning in from Australia, the U.S., Europe, or Asia, this track brings a fresh, unpredictable energy that stands out in today’s international hip-hop landscape. Joey continues to carve his lane as one of Brisbane’s most creative underground voices with a sound that travels far beyond the city.

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The Icarus Project

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