Hayward breeze

Freak Frequency

Can I

A nostalgic soul-pop song blending 2000s R&B vibes with heartfelt storytelling, capturing the feeling of first love frozen in time.

Throwback Sunday

Love that feels like a warzone. Loyalty that hurt more than betrayal. This is what it sounds like when you finally stop choosing someone who wouldn’t choose you back.

R!DΞ ØR D!Ξ ::FRΔCTURΞD::

“Lost in the Tide” is a personal R&B/hip-hop track about friendships that fall apart when you need them most.
I was always the peacemaker, always showing up. But when my brother died and I became a mother, the people I thought would be there disappeared. I was betrayed and left to figure it out alone.
This song is also about gratitude — for the one real friend who reminded me that quality beats quantity.
“Lost in the Tide” is for anyone who’s felt unseen by the people they loved. It’s about pain, growth, and real love.
Produced with Caribbean and Afrobeat influences — this is my truth.

Lost in the tide.

Shemaiah On The Beat steps into a new sonic lane with a Pop EDM EP that feels alive, electric, and made for the stage. This project blends festival-level production with urban edge and a trap-love, sexy energy that gives every track both heat and heart. It’s dance music with attitude — polished enough for radio, raw enough for the streets, and vibrant enough to play like a live show in motion.

Front and center is “Butterfly Fly,” the EP’s emotional engine and its biggest anthem. Packed with soaring chords, breathless momentum, and a hook that hits like a spotlight moment, the track captures transformation, desire, and freedom all at once. It’s the type of record that lifts you — hands up, eyes closed, whole room moving.

Offsetting that rush is “Beautiful,” a shimmering, confident, feel-good anthem built with bright pop melodies and a smooth urban undercurrent. The production carries a sexy trap bounce that makes the drop hit harder, while the lyrics glow with empowerment and real-world vulnerability.

Every song on the EP carries that live atmosphere — the crowd-energy builds, the bass shakes the floor, and the emotion stays front and center. Synths shimmer, drums snap, and every melody feels like it’s pulling you into the moment. It’s Shemaiah’s most dynamic and diverse project yet, merging pop, EDM, R&B, and trap into a sound that’s unmistakably his.

Turn up the speakers loud.

Healing Love Master

This track is a smooth trap-R&B confession with just the right amount of chaos. Kahleel floats on the beat while calling out the games, the energy shifts, the IG stalking, the blocking, the petty truth. Toxic? Maybe. Relatable? Absolutely. Late-night vibes + ATL soul = instant replay.

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