Rap/R&B

Copy of Sweet Devotion

Lyrics
 Just gon let it be That works well for me She said I need some cake The way she turned around, I knew it wasn’t baked Put it on a plate—I don’t hesitate Got me thinking ‘bout fate, not just her shape Didn’t even speak, but the message was clear When she walked off, had to shift up a gear Told myself, “Chill, don’t fall for the rear” But I’ve been down bad, and the night’s too near Text said “what you doin,” I said “just me” She said “pull up,” and that’s all I need
 I’m not tryna chase what’s already mine If you show the vibe, I’ll give you time But don’t play sweet just to feed my pride I’m used to nights where love don’t slide So if you want it, say it clear to me Otherwise, I’m just gon let it be
Let it be, let it be Gon let it be Let it be, let it be Lennon flowin’ like a breeze Let it be, let it be Swayin’ with the palm trees Just gon let it be
 Slid through the spot, lowkey but lit She opened the door, in her vibe I fit Didn’t say much, but I knew what it was Eyes did the talking, no need to fuss She poured a drink, I played it smooth Said, “I ain’t here to rush, I just move how I move” She laughed, said “you’re different”—I said “I know” Told her I’m done with the typical show Body on ten, but I’m reading the soul If the moment feels right, then I’ll play my role But I’ve been through games, I don’t fold for free So I stayed in control and just let it be
 I ain't holdin' breath, but I ain't gon chase If you feel the spark, then say it to my face No smoke and mirrors, no hide-and-seek Homer was playin’—this ain’t no Odyssey You had my time, now it's up to you I said my piece, now what you gon do?

Gon Let it Be

Adrenaline (Prod. By TJ.Hunt)

This one’s for the nights you should’ve died but didn’t. Last Chance Texaco is a gas station at the end of the world — where the only thing pumping harder than your chest is the bass. It’s Ellis at his most unholy, bargaining with angels, nuns, and strangers with powdered thighs. A hymn for the barely-breathing, the still-feeling, and the ones who don’t know if they’re running from hell or just refueling for another lap through it.

Last Chance Texaco

Right Groove

Veil Entertainment presents “Ungodly Hour” — Kairo of the K-R&B Band’s Solo debut, a smoky, slow-burn confession featuring the raw grit of Ellis Wilder. A 70s-soaked blend of sultry rock and R&B, this track drips with candlelight, cigarette smoke, and the heat of moments that shouldn’t be seen. It’s the sound of a fledgling connection—half-love, half-trouble—playing out behind half-drawn curtains in the hours the world forgets. Every lyric lingers like the last drag of a cigarette, every harmony catches like a whisper you’re not supposed to hear. This is the ungodly hour.

Ungodly Hour (feat. Ellis Wilder)

The New York Way

A gut-level prayer wrapped in sin. Sweet devotion is a raw, seven-minute confession: gospel imagery, bruise-soft lovemaking, and the kind of filthy gratitude that only comes after you’ve been broken in half and held together by somebody else’s hands. Equal parts worship and want — a hymn for the messy, tender, and unspeakable things that make a man come home.

Recorded like it was found in the dark — voice up close, breaths and howls in the corners, BGVs like church calls and broken promises. Dedicated to Kairo — a love song that doesn’t pretend to be neat. If you like your devotion sticky, loud, and real, this one’s for you.

The New York Way

D’Joe