Written By: Erick Ross 
Released By: ARO Productions 
Artist: Alyssa 
Album: Girl Boss

Girl Boss

Alyssa Freestyle #1

Freestyle #1 (Alyssa)

“Forget” is about the battle between your head and your heart after a breakup. It's that moment where you’ve deleted the texts, blocked the number, and tried to move on… but emotionally, you’re still stuck in the past. No matter how many people you meet or how many nights pass, the memory of that one person keeps showing up—in your dreams, in your habits, even in your silence.
The song’s deeper message is: some connections leave a permanent imprint, even when the relationship ends. The heart doesn’t have a delete button. So the track becomes this raw confession of trying to act like you’re over it… while knowing deep down, you never truly were.

Forget

Gluttony

Love Me Like That

Passion

*lyrics*
i don’t wanna go, i don’t wanna
i don’t wanna go and follow her
i been smoking on marijuana 
i been tryna get better just to differ
but i know you wanna get fucked up x2
x2

i’m moving on from my past life 
i’ll make the lights turn and shine all on me 
she want me to live in that fast life
yeah want me to live in the skies

put on a disguise
got me living lies
want me in the cosmos living on that high
but i had to say goodbye 
living in them skies
living in them skies yeah i had to say goodbye

goodbye (prod. 6astardcanrise)

Shemaiah’s August Rain EP is a soulful, cinematic journey told through chill R&B piano ballads, built for long drives in the rain and hearts still learning how to feel. Every song carries the weight of love—lost, found, and rediscovered—with honesty that cuts deep and melodies that soothe like a midnight breeze.

The title track, August Rain, opens the story with quiet intensity. It's more than a song—it’s the emotional glue binding the entire EP. A soundtrack for moments we rarely speak of out loud: heartbreak we never got closure from, prayers whispered into pillows, and memories that refuse to fade. It sets the stage for the healing that follows.

Run Away Heart traces the ache of escaping pain only to realize love’s pull never really fades. Tears Watered the Seed takes us into the silent nights, when grief feels permanent—until God speaks in a dream, revealing that every tear had a purpose. And by the time we arrive at Learning to Love Again, the full circle is complete—not in perfection, but in growth. It’s not about forgetting the past; it’s about honoring it, and choosing to move forward with open hands.

This EP doesn’t fake the happy ending. It doesn’t skip past the pain. It lives in it, breathes through it, and shows that healing isn’t loud—it’s layered, slow, and divine.

With August Rain, Shemaiah delivers a deeply relatable, emotionally rich experience that lingers long after the last note. A story of heartbreak, hope, and the kind of love that never truly leaves—it just transforms us.

Learning to Love Again Master

The Tip Off

Something Real

They Don’t Make Em Like You Anymore

Loving You Is Killing Me

“Where Her Silence Sang” is a soul-drenched confession where the narrator recalls a love that didn’t speak—but resonated. The woman in the song doesn’t respond with words or commitment—she lingers in grooves, bends chord progressions with her presence, and leaves warmth like golden liquid in the wake of her absence.
The track explores how silence can be louder than declarations, how memory stains like sound, and how love sometimes hums through the spaces between the beat. It’s baritone-led intimacy at its purest—raw, breath-held, and vibrating in the key of unsaid things.

Where Her Silence Sang # R&B

Welcome to the sonic world of Incontrovertible Young, where youthful energy meets unapologetic beats. My music is all about capturing the raw emotion and intensity of the moment, with sounds that blend genres and push boundaries. From pulsing electronic tracks to introspective hip-hop anthems, my music is designed to move you, inspire you, and keep you coming back for more. Follow me for new music, updates, and a glimpse into the creative process.

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