The Path, her debut EP, is composed of six tracks that describe the progression though some key points and relationships in her past and the various ups and downs that follow all relationships. The opening song "NYB" (None of Your Business) covers the gossip that surrounds most young love. This track is sure to get the attention of any 90's R&B lovers that will instantly catch the sampled tracked in the background. The second track covers a newly blossomed relationship that has progressed to the point where she is asking "Are You Ready" to take this love seriously. By the third track "Swish" the couple is clearly head over heels in love and not ashamed to show it to the world. Trouble in paradise is evident in the fourth track (inspired by Drake's 2013 Too Much), "Overthinking" where she is starting to question what her man is really up to out in the street. "Revenge," the fifth track on the album is sure to be an attention grabber with its strong vocals and karma filled lyrics. The album ends with "Whippin," a catchy party song that reflects on her first years of college in Miami and freedom from the constraints of a serious relationship.

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Debut album from singer/songwriter J. Sariah releasing July 31st with tracks produced by 3Bubble & J. Gray of Live From The Pentagon Entertainment and DJ Izzy Ill, idreaminstero and Dorothy Chan of Barron Studios in Houston, Texas.

Not just a group of unrelated ear-candy, J. Sariah is bringing back the times when albums took listeners on a ride from track to track, much like the R&B albums of the 90s. Through old school storytelling, this collection audibly expresses a journey through tumultuous young love.

Revenge

The Journey

Debut album from singer/songwriter J. Sariah releasing July 31st with tracks produced by 3Bubble & J. Gray of Live From The Pentagon Entertainment and DJ Izzy Ill, idreaminstero and Dorothy Chan of Barron Studios in Houston, Texas.

Through old school storytelling, this collection audibly expresses a journey through tumultuous young love. Not just a group of unrelated ear-candy, J. Sariah is bringing back the times when albums took listeners on a ride from track to track, much like the R&B albums of the 90s.