Make Time For Me by Tyree Thomas

Fuss by Tyree Thomas

Meow by Tyree Thomas

In What We In

Pointing Fingers

Think Of Me by Tyree Thomas

Fridayy Hit Song from his Debut Album Lost in Melody. Me blessing out my soul on this journey about my music journey my love journey my journey chasing god. Hope you can feel my testimony in this remake

Don’t Give Up On Me Fridayy Remix (Symix)

“I Can’t Breathe” is a raw, emotional record by Yung Malo that confronts the fear, anger, and pain of racial injustice in America. Through vivid storytelling and cinematic lyricism, Malo captures the tension of a routine traffic stop that turns into a life-or-death encounter.

The track blends soulful reflection with street realism — a prayer and a protest wrapped into one haunting performance. It’s not just a song; it’s a voice for every man who’s ever whispered those three words and wasn’t heard.

🎧 Genre: Conscious Rap / Street Poetry / Hip-Hop
🔥 Vibe: Emotional • Real • Powerful
📍 For Fans Of: Kendrick Lamar, Tupac, Joyner Lucas, Meek Mill

Key Themes: Police brutality, survival, racial profiling, faith, injustice, and the fight to be seen as human.

“I can’t breathe…
Blue lights flash, be cool.
Both hands on the wheel, don’t move…”

#ICantBreathe #YungMalo #ConsciousRap #Justice #HipHop #RealMusic #StreetPoetry #Storytelling #Truth #PowerfulMusic

Can't Breathe

You Still Feel Like Home

🌙 VLVT — Nocturnal

“Nocturnal” is a midnight ride through the city — dark, vibrant, and alive.
VLVT floats between introspection and seduction, mixing smooth vocals and precise bars over glowing, bass-heavy production.
It’s the sound of luxury nights, hidden thoughts, and the pulse of the streets after dark.

In These Sheets

One of the most talented artists in R&B, Tyree Thomas is a vocalist, songwriter, and producer with sounds from Hip Hop to Mainstream Pop. Tyree started releasing music as an early teen and has racked up millions of streams across Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube combined.

Tyree Thomas is originally from Atlanta, Georgia. As an early 90s baby, he was exposed to hearing family members play lots of R&B around the house from artists like Joe, Avant, Usher, R. Kelly and so many more that intrigued him on the sound of the genre. He studied albums by Usher and performed songs by him around the city of Atlanta. His father bought instruments like beat machines and keyboards from the thrift store and gave them to him to play with as a child. His dad also gave him a tape recorder and this is how Tyree first started recording his songs. By age 13, Tyree walked away from his favorite sport football to pursue his dream of music. His mother, father, and stepfather supported him by buying his first PC and a Roland Phantom keyboard. From there, he used software like FL Studio, Reason, Logic Pro, and Pro Tools to start making songs. He spent more of his time with Pro Tools though, spending hours and hours at the computer figuring out the program. After school, instead of hanging out with friends or studying, he was locked in on Pro Tools and writing & producing songs. Today, he has multiple albums and songs out. But there is more to come!