#jay gudda

freestyle on trap it's good !

"Sonday Freestyle" captures Jay Gudda in his most natural element - sharp, charismatic, and fully in command.

Over hard-hitting production, he delivers slick punchlines, effortless flow switches, and quotable one-liners that make the track feel spontaneous yet polished.

There’s a raw confidence throughout that taps into the appeal of breakout freestyle records while still sounding distinct to his voice.

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Co-produced by Mertz & Jay Gudda.

Filmed & edited by Trill is Bliss.

Dirty trap

Carl Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist who believed our entire human experience should be included and respected. He's quoted as saying, "Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people."

Slow Chop takes a page from that notebook by confronting my shadows, vulnerabilities, and negative emotions. Creating this song was a personal relief, and I hope it inspires people to understand each other on a deeper level.

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boom bap never die

This song was inspired by Manly Hall's book, Magic: A Treatise on Natural Occultism. Hall defines Grey Magic as "the unconscious or subconscious perversion of power."

"The visuals for this single are a mixture of my self-reflections and a bit of "music video magic" to show that perhaps the perversion of power is more common than we think..." JAY GUDDA.

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Posted on https://www.thewordisbond.com/jay-gudda-implores-us-to-wake-up/

Jay Gudda implores us to "Wake Up"