Hip-Hop
Lee Clark Allen channels vulnerability into vintage soul with “I Get Weak”
In a society largely built upon the bravado of invincibility, Lee Clark Allen plunges into emotional transparency with his new single, “I Get Weak.” The Duluth-based singer-songwriter and producer, whose real name is Patrick Lee Clark, brings us a soulful track that pleads with listeners to bang to its every heartbeat. Allen brings a melting pot of musical genres to the table. You can hear the fingerprints of classic soul and gospel in the rich fabric of his vocal phrasing, and an unassuming thread of blues and R&B keeps the production relatively spirited and smooth at once.
But “I Get Weak” is a lesson in emotional candor set to music. At the center is Allen’s voice, one that is dynamic, textured, and intimately expressive. It’s the kind of vocal that is living in the lyrics. As he reveals his weakness, the song is no longer about weakness but about strength in surrender. It’s soul music of the sort that not only begs to be played in the background, but demands to be felt in the chest. The production is both thoughtful and smooth, equal parts classic retro soul and contemporary brilliance with nods to neo-soul as well as alt-rock moods.
You’ll hear traces of jazz skill in the instrumentation, layered in a very modern approach that never detracts from the raw heart of the track. Lee Clark Allen is revealing an identity. “I Get Weak” is a love letter to emotional honesty, delivered over a genre-fluid soundscape that makes it timeless and entirely now. Allen does not simply cannibalize his influences he marinates them into something thoroughly his. For listeners to whom soul is the resonant and slow-burning triumph of Lee Clark Allen’s “I Get Weak.” Never has vulnerability sounded so unbeatable.
Artist Spotlight
El Vrother turns negativity into strength on new single “My Biggest Fan”
“My Biggest Fan” is a powerful, insightful, and surprisingly uplifting song. It’s a Latin-infused hip-hop anthem that puts a new spin on turning negativity into strength. El Vrother’s latest track is about redemption, growth, and being real.
This was inspired by a real-life event in which a listener admitted to posting hateful comments about El Vrother’s work for years before becoming a steadfast supporter. The ironic and human change gave the song its creative spark, and El Vrother didn’t get back at anyone or ignore the problem. Instead, he turned it into art, which shows that even anger can change when faced with honesty and sincerity.
The song has a unique sound that is both authentic and powerful, blending sharp Latin rhythms with a hip-hop foundation. His story shows how music that comes from real struggles, real life, and real feelings can have a significant effect. It is an artistic position that runs counter to the negative trends common in modern music charts. “My Biggest Fan” is a statement that authentic storytelling will always be important.
El Vrother uses the song to show that music can change people’s minds, break down walls, and start real change. He thinks of the song as proof that music can change how people feel. This is a response to the widespread culture of hate online. El Vrother improves the conversation in “My Biggest Fan” and gives us a piece with purpose, a beat, and an effect.
Artist Spotlight
J’mall soars to new heights with new release “Ivory Towers”
Fans can get a taste of J’mall’s growing artistry with his new single, “Ivory Towers,” alongside his second album, “More That Meets The Eye,” set for release on November 7, 2025. This third part builds on the success of his other two works, “Peripheral” and “More For Me.” It begins to paint a fuller picture of an artist seeking meaning, self-reflection, and strength.
“Ivory Towers” is a mindset, and J’mall tells a story about healing, choosing hope over pain, and learning to view life from a higher perspective. He uses pain as a foundation for growth and understanding. The title means overcoming chaos, trauma, and uncertainty to see life with renewed hope.
The track skilfully blends openness and strength, demonstrating that J’mall can transform his own life into stories that resonate with others. The song discusses how difficult things are for him, but it never gives up. Instead, it encourages people to become more aware by telling them to keep moving forward, maintain their faith, and continue to grow.
“Ivory Towers” is an excellent example of how much J’mall has grown as a musician and as a person since the release of his first LP, G.R.I.T.S (The Gift Resides Internally Therefore Shine), in 2023. J’mall shares a point of view that makes us want to see life from a place of peace, strength, and possibility.
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