something newest

Unprepared/Open

Talibans II

It’s late

Next to you

Lyrics:            

Feel like I play too much 
Feel like I say too much 
For lack of better words 
I don’t say enough 

I got money on my mind 
But it’s raising up 
And you as pretty as that fire 
when you blazing up 
I say I love you 100 times 
That’s just who I was
That’s just who i is 
I don’t give no fuck 
And you can call me 100 times 
And I’ll still pick up 
It’s hard to love you when I fall 
Cause you give no trust 
And if you really gonna fall
Imma pick you up 
Cause that’s how I be 
imma give my love 
I know you battling shit
But baby you my girl 
I’m here to help you out in every single distant world 

I’m working all the time 
Working overtime 
I still give you mine 
Nothing on the side 
I could get you right 
Baby so damn…
Fine 

I know I fuck up sometimes
But shit who really don’t 
And if you really sublime 
Don’t throw subliminals 
I know my shit gon fly 
Because I’m really G4 
Oops I mean G6 
But you really don’t 

About that mother fucker 
I’m that mother fucker that you looking for 
Right in front your eyes 
You don’t even know 
Baby close your eyes 
Imma give you more 

I don’t even know about this shit 
I’m finna go in 
I could probably be stuck 
Imma still kick the door in 
I could probably be the best MC 
And you know it
I could probably show you something 
Niggas couldn’t show you 
I could probably be the best thing for you 
And you know it 
Thankful that you know it

Too Much

"In Time," a soulful hip hop gem from J.Elijah's four-track EP, delves into the intricate dance of emotions and empathy. With smooth beats and introspective lyricism, J. Elijah navigates the delicate balance of having feelings for someone while offering unwavering support.

The track embodies the essence of being a shoulder to lean on, with J. Elijah conveying a willingness to listen and understand without explicitly stating their own emotions. Through clever wordplay and heartfelt delivery, "In Time" captures the essence of genuine connection and the beauty of simply being there for someone.

With its soulful melodies and infectious rhythm, "In Time" invites listeners to immerse themselves in the heartfelt storytelling of J. Elijah and reflects the universal experience of navigating the complexities of love and empathy.

In Time

"Ain't Mine Yet/For the Family" by artist J.Elijah is a poignant musical journey in two parts. In the first half, listeners are drawn into the introspective narrative of someone who's been focusing on the wrong things in life, but is now undergoing a transformative shift. From unreliable to reliable, from self-centered to understanding, the song captures the essence of personal growth and redemption.

Transitioning seamlessly into the second half, the song delves into the artist's longing for a relationship akin to the cherished bond shared by his parents. Through heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies, J.Elijah lays bare his desires and commitment to nurturing a love that mirrors the strength and devotion he witnessed in his family. "Ain't Mine Yet/For the Family" is a soul-stirring ode to self-improvement and the pursuit of enduring love.

Ain’t Mine Yet/For the Family

"Roads of Sin" is the third track on J. Elijah's EP, a lyrical rap anthem that dives into the complexities of life's journey. Set against an inspirational and wavy hip-hop beat, this track seamlessly blends raw rap vocals with soulful undertones. Through vibrant lyrics, J. Elijah navigates the twists and turns of existence, reflecting on the choices made along the way. From the highs to the lows, "Roads of Sin" inspires listeners to confront their demons and rise above adversity, ultimately embracing one’s flaws and finding solace in the journey itself.

Roads of Sin

"In My Head" is the heartfelt culmination of J. Elijah's EP, a raw and emotional journey through his thoughts and feelings for someone. As the closing track, it captures the essence of longing and devotion, with J. Elijah expressing his inability to shake their presence from his mind. The song is a testament to his unwavering support and desire for their happiness, despite the uncertainties that may lie ahead. With each note, you can feel the depth of his emotions, conveyed through his soulful voice. The prominent lyric "I got this underlying condition for wanting attention from unwanted addictions" encapsulates the complexity of his emotions, adding a layer of introspection to the track. "In My Head" is not just a song, but a heartfelt confession of longing, leaving listeners captivated by its sincerity and emotion.

In My Head

Asake, Wizkid - MMS

A cracked casket to me is final resting place with a glimmer of hope. All of my eggs are being dumped in what is seeming like a dieing dream.
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prod by. Bailey Daniel

Cracked Caskets

C r a c k e d  C a s k e t s

Are You Even Real

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Ventura-Bred solo artist, J. Elijah, navigates the sonic landscape with an unwavering commitment to authenticity. Hailing from the sun-kissed shores of Ventura, California, his music is a testament to the richness of his surroundings and the depth of his personal journey.

As a versatile rapper, singer, and songwriter, J. Elijah weaves intricate narratives that mirror his own experiences, inviting listeners into his world with each verse. His lyricism  is matched only by his ability to craft melodies that linger in the mind long after the song fades.

Driven by a passion for creating art that resonates on a visceral level, J. Elijah defies genre constraints, effortlessly blending elements of hip-hop, R&B, and soul. His sound is as eclectic as his influences, drawing inspiration from the vibrant culture of Ventura and beyond.

Ain’t Mine Yet/For the Family

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