Copy of Emerging R&B: Closer

NO HArD FEELINGS

Barbados

CONCUBANIA

SEE RIGHT THROUGH ME (feat. Kehlani)

TREAT ME

Excited

Church

I Don't Mind

Cozy

BROWN SUGAH

Anything 4 U

Something Real

Gas Station Love

“TGIF” is a soulful exhale at the end of a long week. A smooth, modern Neo-Soul journey that blends laid-back grooves, buttery Rhodes chords, and warm basslines with Casco Beatz’s signature minimalist production style. Each track feels like golden-hour sunlight through city windows — unhurried and intentional.

The project celebrates freedom, reflection, and the simple joy of feeling good again. Whether you’re winding down after work, cruising through late-night streets, or sharing a drink with friends, “TGIF” is that perfect soundtrack that reminds you: you’ve earned this moment.

Expect lush harmonies, soulful textures, and rhythms that move effortlessly, all grounded in emotion and groove. It’s not just music for Fridays… it’s a vibe for every day that deserves to feel like one.

TGIF

It feels like forever
I’ve been surfing
On waves of pain
And while I was
I lost my way
I didn’t recall my name
I wasn’t even sure
I was here
Reduced to zero
All that was left
Was the fear
Of finding my way back
I knew I had to be
Sincere
I had to adhere
To the idea of life
We’re here for a reason
I had to choose
Which one was right
To find the way
Out of darkness
And into the light
Breaking through
The seams of 
Long lost dreams
Forgotten along the way
While caught up
In the waves
The waves of pain
That showed up
Each day
As if to say
You have no control
And God knows
That’s getting old
Yeah, so old
That if you had told
Me it would be this way
I’m not sure I would
Have taken this road
I would have found
Another way
©2025 wr heustis

This Road

Why You Wanna Hurt Me Like That is a late-night confession wrapped in rhythm and smoke — a dark funk odyssey that blends heartbreak, temptation, and desire into one slow, hypnotic groove.
Built on 808 drums, deep synth bass, and layers of percussion, every track moves like a pulse under dim red lights — steady, seductive, and dangerous.

This is an album about the moments between love and loss, when emotion and rhythm blur into something raw and unforgettable. From the aching soul of “Can’t Let You Go” to the moody vulnerability of “When the Lights Get Low,” each song captures the space where passion and pain collide.

Smooth. Sultry. Electric.
Why You Wanna Hurt Me Like That doesn’t just play — it lingers, it breathes, and it burns slow.

When the Lights Get Low

Jaymin is reigniting R&B’s passionate flame. In a time when so much of the genre has veered into toxic, sunken territory, the South Seattle-born artist is confidently sitting down at the driver’s
seat to steer the music back to its romantic roots. “I want to bring a new feel in terms of positivity surrounding relationships, love, perseverance, and life,” says the singer-songwriter. “I’m putting
women on a pedestal, letting them know they’re wanted and needed.” He leans into his loverboy charm — and a familiar yet inventive sound — on his Warner Records debut, Sweet Nothings.
The intimate set embodies its title, with each song a whispered ode to the sort of attentive love that’s rarely heard on the airways. Jaymin sets his poetic lyricism to rap-inflected cadences, but
what makes Sweet Nothings stand out is his blend of contemporary sonic sensibilities with ’80s and ’90s flourishes, pouring vintage R&B sway and New Jack swing into a dynamic soundscape
where notes are subtly warped, voices and samples blur, and deep bass reigns supreme. “A lot of what I write and record is based on what I was listening to growing up, which were beautifully
written love songs,” Jaymin says. “But, of course, I’m adding my own flavor to that nostalgia.”

Something Real

Jaymin

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