Breaking into the music industry like a combination of Bryson Tiller, Chris Brown, Justin Bieber, and Drake, Toledo singer-songwriter debuted independently, with a Bay Area sound entitled “I Been a Blaze” in 2013 through a national compilation led by California’s homegrown Hip-Hop artist, OG Cuicide. In July 2015, the brother of Fatty Koo member and former Sony/BMG signee Gabrielle Solange, made his solo debut with “Shine”, a Hip-Hop/POP crossover song, produced by emerging singer-songwriter Elliott Trent, which led to a distribution deal for the single, through Cradle Records, a subsidiary label under Sony Music Entertainment in 2017. Now the singer is back with a contemporary R&B song entitled “I’m Just Saying.” 
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Visuals always help any track as they allow people to put faces with vocals so with that said I don't see how a video could hurt anyone as far as pushing their campaign further continue pushing

I definitely enjoyed that track boss very different than the bubble gum music of today I appreciate the east coast vibe and the reality rap I hope that we colab in the future boss man #CHS

I must confess, I am not a fan of vulgarity or profanity of any kind - whether in music, or regular conversation - but I guess that is the hallmark of "rap" these days. There is no crime in being articulate and just as impactive without expletives.I am sure every syllable and addition of lyric was created for a reason and a purpose - I am a poet and a song writer and I appreciate the process and thought that went into the track. Music on a loop works from time to time, but there was a degree of incongruity between the refrain and the rapping which added to the edginess and discomfort of the song paradoxically adding more potency to the sentiment being expressed in the lyrics. The off-beat rhythm also adds to this feeling of discomfort and inability to stay relaxed - a very clever and effective device if it was indeed intentional. I love the sound of "pure" unadulterated vocals - the electronic, synthesized vocals creates a dehumanising effect and is a little overdone. Although I freely admit I am not a fan of this genre, I can still appreciate the workmanship and essence of the creativity behind the song.

I honestly don’t think was a bad song however there’s few things keeping it from being a high quality song. One of those being that the 1st verse did In fact sound a bit off beat. Despite that I really liked the beat and the chorus

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Lyrically the versus are like every angry dirty south song . Yet it mellows with the R&B in the background. I like it , I would listen to it again. Maybe because I work with this kind of music daily I hear the same stories over and over . I want the vibe to pick up I know it isnt easy I grew up in this. The " I dont want you to go " is what made me want to keep listening. That voice is also incredible !!! Keep grinding and its great that you can take effective criticism a lot of artist in the indy world do not know how and that kills their career .