MrEverything

I Survived It All [Gospel]

Pooh Nanny Was Good”
“Pooh Nanny Was Good” is a slow jam R&B confession with a sensual, playful twist. Blending Usher-style passion with clever Michael Jackson references, the track tells the story of a man reflecting on an unforgettable night of intimacy. Over smooth chords, deep 808s, and sultry guitar riffs, he describes how good the experience was while teaching her to move like MJ in the bedroom — from the moonwalk to Beat It. With falsetto hooks, seductive breakdowns, and lyrical nods to classics like Billie Jean, Dirty Diana, and Remember the Time, this song is equal parts romantic and raw, making it perfect for late-night vibes and lovers who want a soundtrack to their chemistry.

Pooh Nanny Was Good [RnB]

With a vocal style similar to Jorja Smith, Other Fish in the Sea fuses reggae, ska, and rocksteady with laid-back steel drum rhythms, alternative R&B, and neo-soul elements. The outcome is a defiant yet soulful anthem—transforming heartbreak into empowerment and demonstrating that there are always greater, more fulfilling loves on the horizon. Penned and produced by the duo P¥N and Thriller.

Other Fish in the Sea

Summer Lust [Jazz]

“A smooth blend of soul, blues, and vintage jazz, inspired by Coltrane and Miles Davis—groovy, smoky, and timeless.”

Golden Echoes [Jazz]

A soulful ride through instrumental jazz-funk, neo-soul, and progressive fusion. Blending R&B grooves, lush keys, and electrifying guitar lines, this track brings the sophistication of jazz into harmony with the raw emotion of soul and the edge of rock.

Chromatic [Jazz]

As an American songwriter and executive producer, I truly appreciate the music creation process. Working with a wide variety of skilled artists and musicians from around the world improves the overall quality of a record. I compose and produce music for everyone's enjoyment. Music is undoubtedly my primary passion. I am recognized for being the DJ who plays his own records.

Chromatic [Jazz]

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