my very first collab over @bandlab.com with #blabbud @dr_snave. An artist I have much respect for who took me under his wing.  He was my first big supporter over there and we have gone on to do many other collabs since this.... and I hope to do many more with him in the future.

Hey Joe Instrumental Jam (w/ #blabbud @dr_snave )

Been listening to a lot of Memphis Blues recently and was totally inspired by what I heard. I don't have the voice for this but someone out there does...

Help Me Believe

I Wish That I Could Fall In Love Today

The description provides insight into the artist J 2 5, the inspiration behind the song "Better Days," and the message conveyed through the music. Here's a breakdown:

The description expresses that the artist, Jashua McElrath, aims for "Better Days" to resonate with others who may be going through similar challenges. The song is positioned as a source of support and a reminder to those suffering that they are not alone.

In summary, "Better Days" appears to be more than just a musical piece; it's a personal and emotive expression by J 2 5, sharing a narrative of overcoming adversity with the hope of offering solace to listeners facing their struggles. (Fun fact end of the song when J 2 5  sings “dada dada” at the end it was a melody he picked up from his  late grandmother to remind him it will be alright)

“I smile while gotta get through the pain, there days gotta keep walking through the rain, all the challenges could drive you insane, praying and looking forward to better days.”


https://songwhip.com/j25/betterdays

Better Days (Prod. by Chrizbbeats)

Verse 1:
No one to be seen at all
idiots before the fall
Once your god now lies in rust
And your faith has turned to dust 

Nor more laughs and no more fun
no more wars that can’t be won
No first love and no last kiss
How can you laugh at this

I don’t know
Who I wanna be
But I fear He’s got a hold on me

I will always find you
You never lost me

Chorus:
After the bomb
When it’s all said and done
We’ll look back at our past life
Only with Shame?
Who’s really to blame
For the tears of our children

After the bomb
We’re all dead and gone
But we’ll live to see a new day

I look in your eyes and see
Who I’m always meant to be
Please wash my sins away

Verse 2:
On   the horizon I see
Something that was meant to be
Look up to the thorny crown
We must never just lie down

A new life I found the one
It’s too late to be undone
From the ashes we arise
This is not our last sunrise

I never wanted it to end this way
We thought we knew it all but forgot to pray
we will live to see
what will come to be
please save us

After The Bomb

Growing up with the kittens in my spiritual path!

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You get excellent music, meditation and mantra tracks and those in need help!
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Kittens Are Miracles Of Life

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I am the same what ever I do in this step of my spiritual path.

HELP NEEDED!
I will donate 50 % from all the sales made through Bandcamp to end the global hunger through ShareTheMeal to Global donation target: Feed the families need it most.
You get excellent music, meditation and mantra tracks and those in need help!
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There Is No Difference

Echoes in My Head

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"You was lookin' for likes, I was lookin' for life."

DJ Hexi0n slows it down with a self-produced R&B cut that hits different at 3AM. No more games, no more rereading old chapters. Just the sound of moving on and leveling up.

This is the first glimpse of the new soundscape I've been working on in the vault. The Trap album was just the intro; this is the feeling.

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#DarkRnB #Trapsoul #RVA #NewMusic #LateReply

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Everyday

Hailing from Akron, Ohio, J 2 5, born Jashua McElrath, is a lyrical artist and entrepreneur whose voice resonates with wit and poignant lyricism. Through tracks like his latest release, “Getting Older (Time is Ticking),” he reflects on resilience, the urgency of time, and the complexities of self-growth, urging listeners to embrace progress, confront challenges, and count blessings over circumstances.

Inspired by themes of neglect, loss, and triumph, J 2 5 paints vivid pictures rooted in his experiences. Beyond beats and rhymes, his music explores the human condition with authenticity, encouraging others to pursue a purpose greater than themselves while navigating life’s ticking clock.

This drive for growth extends to his apparel brand, Progression, a movement founded on the belief that personal transformation sparks meaningful change. Progression reflects Jashua’s journey of resilience, promoting unity and the pursuit of one’s true calling.

In songs like “Better Days” and “There’s a Good in Goodbye,” J 2 5 delivers messages of hope and self-improvement. Despite challenges like muscle tension dysphonia, he remains steadfast in his artistry. Join him to experience music that inspires reflection, faith, and a journey toward becoming better together.