“The song came about after I got a DM from one of my ex’s on Instagram asking to meet up for a coffee and a chat. I decided instead of responding that I’d write a song and that’s how You’ll Hurt More came to life.”
Interviews
Hot on the heels of the brand new album Funny Storm Vol. 1, we caught up with rapper and artist Jaydii, to find out more about the good vibes of the project, the creative process, the power of collaboration, and plenty more. Here’s how it went. * * * Jaydii! MASSIVE congrats for the launch … Continued
“It represents to me my versatility and that regardless of what I’m going through to not count myself out, cause I’m still here trying, progressing and working.”
“The artwork was formed by using AI. It symbolizes infinite possibilities within a finite mind.”
“I believe it is a crucial step for every musician, to pass the passion and knowledge on to future generations.”
“I grew up in church, my family was always in the worship team and so they were the main musical influences in developing this style and all the styles of music that I do is just creativity, and trying new things.”
Most everyone is going to be new to my music compositions because I have not published them until now. The music I compose is Spiritual as it is written in Ephesians 5:19-20.
“Anime is a big influence.”
“Being in the army, particularly in Afghanistan, was incredibly tough. I was often engulfed by loneliness and fear, not knowing if each day might be my last.”
“The protagonist is me in that one. I’ve been going through a rough patch last year, and felt somewhat disappointed in myself. It’s been busy with work, and back home I felt too exhausted to get up to much of anything.”
“The thing I love about Eminem’s music is how versatile he can be. He can put out a song called The Way I Am which is hard Hip-Hop and serious while having the ability to release goofy/fun songs like Just Lose It.”
“It’s always been my dream to be a Fender artist. Eric Clapton, Prince, SRV all play Fenders. Being a part of such a roster is an honor and something I only dreamed of. They were actually the first ones to believe in me very early on in my career and that’s something I will never forget.”