everybody (get goin')

That Part

An ignorant song brought to you by Biggs! and J4ore

BAD MAN (feat. J4ore)

DIRTBAG

Superficial

Pain Away

Red Dot (Biggs!) (demo)

Amazing World of Gumball

Just Like You (Jackson Boddy Remix)

skip to 2:16 for what you're looking for :) 📱

featuring https://soundcloud.com/zacgreer
co-written & co-produced by mico & zac greer
produced, mixed & mastered by https://soundcloud.com/prxdjay
artwork by xinolam (https://instagram.com/xinolam)

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lyrics:
[mico]
oh, i
been wondering why
you're out here getting mad when i can't give a .2 second reply
when i
been waiting too long
for someone who would rather get an insta post than write them a song

get off your phone when we're alone
i wanna hear you, not your tone
i'd rather sit here on my own

come on, give me a chance
let me say a couple words right to your face with more than a glance
i swear, we would be fine
if only you could see what's right in front of you and not what's online

oh, i
been losing my rest
cause you're too busy playing league at 4 instead of reading my texts
and you
been telling me off
when i've been waiting all night just to hear a 30 second phone call

get off your phone when we're alone
i wanna hear you, not your tone
i'd rather sit here on my own

come on, give me a chance
let me say a couple words right to your face with more than a glance
i swear, we would be fine
if only you could see what's right in front of you and not what's online

i've been staying up late, you've been taking my time
now I'm stuck here wondering if i should go and keep on whining
get off your phone when we're alone
i wanna hear you, not your tone
i'd rather sit here on my own

[zac greer]
she think i don't listen when she's talkin'
i know everything she's gonna say
she don't want me tryna fix her problems
i don't really work that way
oh, fuck it, i'm past her
in the six speed, make it go a lil faster, yeah
blow smoke, a lil Casper
who you know here, where you tryna go after?
oh, i (i)
no, i really don't want no new friends
they already say i'm acting different
i would call it focused on my ends
(oh, i swear)
oh, we'll be alright, we gon' be just fine
couple mil' streams 'fore i turned eighteen
off a few lil songs that i put online, yeah

[mico]
come on, give me a chance
let me say a couple words right to your face with more than a glance
i swear, we would be fine
if only you could see what's right in front of you and not what's online
oh come on, give me a chance
let me say a couple words right to your face with more than a glance
i swear, we would be fine
if only you could see what's right in front of you and not what's online

https://micotoronto.com

spotify / apple music

online w/ zac greer (remix)

Jackson Boddy, 20, made his musical debut in 2018 before taking a multiple year hiatus to hone in on the craft. The Arizona-based artist is back and better than ever with silky-smooth melodies and harmonies unlike anything to come out of the Valley to date. Like most Gen Z kids, starting on YouTube, Jackson taught himself how to play guitar through videos online. At 16, this transpired into pirating FL Studio and learning how to record, produce, mix, and master in his bedroom. He spent the next few years releasing an EP and a few singles with some friends. And at 18, the struggle with his mental health brought the process of finding Jackson’s sound behind closed doors.
 
"Where Have You Been?" outlines a period of character development and growth over the course of five years through personal experiences and detailed references to the exact situations that lead him to where he is at this moment. The eight-song EP is open and honest with it’s self-reflection and provides a unique perspective into Jackson’s journey. Heart is at the forefront of every song, he is emotional, vulnerable, and illustrates the beauty in it.
 
Eccentric vocals and confident delivery tie together to create a complete body of work with a relatable story and high replay value. His creativity is fleshed out in every track through clever songwriting, industry-standard engineering, and innovative production.