“Eyes Everywhere” is me exposing the world we’re all silently trapped in. This song is about surveillance, data mining, and how every click, scroll, message, and movement is being tracked, sold, and weaponized against us. I wanted my fans to see that privacy isn’t something we still ‘lose’—it’s something we already had stolen. Every verse breaks down how algorithms study us deeper than people ever have, how corporations build your profile like a blueprint, and how governments use your habits to shape decisions you never agreed to. This track is me telling you that the fear you feel about being watched isn’t paranoia—it’s awareness. “Eyes Everywhere” is a warning, a mirror, and a map out of the maze if you’re willing to look back at the system looking at you.

Eyes Everywhere

I’m Javier Novas (AKA Caut!on), an artist who turns struggle into sound. My music lives between fight anthems, conscious rap, and motivational hip-hop. Every verse I write comes from real scars, real pain, and real lessons — but I flip that pain into power.

I make music for the ones carrying weight on their shoulders, for the people who’ve been overlooked, doubted, or broken down. Songs like Unleashed and Unbound are about breaking chains. Blood in the Soil calls out the lies and tyranny we live under. The Sky Ain’t the Limit is proof that no matter how low life pushes you, you can rise again.

What makes me different is that I don’t just rap about struggle — I rap about growth. My lyrics carry facts, truth, and reminders that knowledge is both a curse and a blessing. I believe in unity, in resilience, and in love as a weapon. I’m not just making music you can listen to — I’m making anthems you can live by.

I’m here to remind you: you’re not broken, you’re building. You’re not alone in this fight. Together, we rise. That’s what my music is about — struggle, strength, and never giving up.

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