Are You Ready Jon Ellis  prod. Anno Domini Nation

Title: A Foot in Hell, 1 Toe in Heaven

Speech (00:00–00:17)
Yeah
Guess it’s time for rhymes and a song

You know the situation is deep when you’re so bad with that little taint of goodness to you… it’s like being the devil’s child with angel wings

Deep
Uhhh

(00:18–01:01)
It’s like they’re selling that stuff to me
To break peace inside of my unity

Yeah, the story has been told
About how many billions get sold

Still, they tried to survive
To beat the system you gotta stay alive

Through trials and tribulations
Seek not the power of division

No one ever can stand alone
A king gets lonely on his throne
Without subjects to run his home

What use is his chrome
If when it ejects it misses its zone

You better leave that thing alone
Yes bro, ’cause you’re no drone

(01:02–01:42)
You remember when we were young
’Cause we didn’t care about the weather

You remember when we were young
’Cause we didn’t care ’bout life

You remember when we were young
’Cause we didn’t care about the weather

You remember when we were young
’Cause we didn’t care ’bout life (x2)

(01:43–02:24)
Through this winter, sons will be born
Of what they are torn, no one can fathom

Through this weather
There would be storms
And there won’t be calm
For long

Many suffer from heat of lust
And sure, there will be a time for loving

Misconstrued thoughts
How will we solve them?
Patiently wait on GOD


A Foot in Hell, 1 Toe in Heaven walks the tightrope between sin and salvation… a soul caught mid-stride between fire and grace. Jah-Femi spills truth over a haunting rhythm, where conscience meets rebellion and wisdom wrestles with desire. Acoustic warmth and lyrical gravity combine to form a sermon in sound — raw, reflective, and real. This is not a song to play… it’s one to feel.

A Foot in Hell, 1 Toe in Heaven

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Something Keeps

“Same Damn Ending” is a fast-paced, upbeat hip-hop track driven by relentless flows and an addictive, looping guitar melody that keeps the energy locked in from start to finish. The chorus hits with the final three words of every line landing the same truth — “Same Damn Ending” — underlining the frustration and repetition running through the track.

Lyrically, the verses take aim at the current state of hip-hop, calling out headline rappers pushing weak lyrics and recycling the same themes of drugs, violence, and empty flexing. The track also speaks on the struggle of standing out in an industry dominated by algorithms, trends, and nonstop social media noise, where talent doesn’t always equal attention.

“Same Damn Ending” is a statement track — fast, focused, and unapologetic — challenging the norm and demanding more from the culture.

This is the fully mastered studio version, taken from our new album Sixteen Bar, dropping 19/12/2025.
Stream or buy it now on Spotify, YouTube, iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon Music and all major platforms.

Credits:
- Verses written & performed by Cazy, ReckoninG & Mosside.
- Chorus written & performed by Cazy.
- Mix & Master Engineering by SJ Reid.
- Original instrumental beat created by BYRD.
- Music & licensing by Rujay Torres.

Same Damn Ending

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Jay emerges from the streets of Seattle, Everett, and Tacoma. Cities that shaped his sound through struggle, survival, and soul. His music is born from lived experience growing up in gang culture, navigating homelessness, and fighting through circumstances designed to defeat him. Jay’s style blends old school lyricism with new school trap grit, delivering verses that are emotionally charged, socially conscious, and unapologetically real.  

Jay’s music isn’t about flexing. It’s about truth. It’s about the people who live in survival mode, who hustle because they have no other choice, and who carry stories that rarely get told. His tracks are street born, relationship driven, and politically aware, offering listeners a window into the realities behind the headlines and stereotypes.  

Jay’s inspirations run deep. Nas, Asheru, Black Thought, Kendrick Lamar, Queen Latifah, JID, Ransom, Nispey Hussle, Dave East, Reason, Tupac, Black Odyssey, Freddie Gibbs, OutKast, Brother Ali, Lauryn Hill, and Draze, among many more. Artists who speak truth to power and paint vivid portraits of life in the margins. Though often compared to frat rappers, Jay carves his own lane, rejecting frat-boy rap and embracing a sound rooted in authenticity and pain.  

Who is Jay?
Jay is a hip-hop artist from the Pacific Northwest, raised in the trenches and forged by the streets. His music is a reflection of his life. Not a performance, but a testimony.

Why Jay?
Jay’s mission is clear. To make people see the full reality of growing up in gang culture and poverty. To him it’s more than what you see in mainstream media. It’s waking up every day expecting to die. It’s doing whatever you have to do to survive. He writes music that reflects that.

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