Hip-Hop
Super Saiyan Jay bakes up a vibe with “Medicated”

With “Medicated,” Super Saiyan Jay and King Dev, deliver a thoughtful track. The latest release of his newly released project, “High In The Bakery,” is a rare moment of unity, clarity, and craft from an artist stepping fully into his voice. Jay has described this as his most cohesive work to date, and on “Medicated,” he makes a convincing argument for that statement. The track draws you into its mellow world with deliberate ease. There’s confidence in the sound, and it allows the listener to settle into the vibe rather than chase it.
“Medicated” is keeping its cards close, and that’s what makes it hit. Jay is vibing and letting the beat do just as much talking as his lyrics. That flow has a lived-in quality, as though he’s been here before and now knows how to say it right. The production fully complements that energy, with every bit of the song feeling deliberate, as if you’re being drawn deeper into the world of “Medicated.” Its emotional undercurrent is what puts “Medicated” over the edge. It’s the headspace, the getting away, the psychic reset that sometimes accompanies it.
That’s the “in-between time” when things slow down enough for the truth to rise. If you’re listening for the wordplay or just along for the surf, there’s something about the way this song flows along the shore. “Medicated” expresses an artist who has spent enough time discovering his own sound and is now welcoming all of us to it unfiltered. The track stands as a moment of ease and elevation in the grander body of work and a reminder that less is more. Jay’s found his lane, and he’s flowing in it on purpose.
Hip-Hop
Peedy WhoDank delivers truth in gritty new anthem “Don’t Get Involved”

Gritty, emotionally searing, and cut from lived experience, “Don’t Get Involved” by Peedy WhoDank does not try to attract you with fluff or flash. Instead, it lands with a punch of real-life emotion, addressing themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the quiet strength required to hold fast to your values when the world around you feels like it’s constantly collapsing.
The production is raw and stripped down as a moody, almost threatful beat that is the canvas for Peedy’s lyrical storytelling. But it is the substance of those lyrics that truly sticks. This is more of a personal testimony. Peedy raps with the urgency of someone who’s been there, done that, made all the mistakes, and won all the victories he raps about, and all of that authenticity seeps through every single verse.
There is the honesty of someone who has seen too much, trusted the wrong people, and learned the hard way who’s truly in a corner. “Don’t Get Involved” doesn’t romanticize the fight but reveals it, the betrayal and the loneliness. The silent resolve to remain when everyone else has folded. Peedy illuminates the facts of his world on the lines he draws and leaves it up to the audience to connect their own.
Amidst an era of overproduction and overemphasis on style over substance, “Don’t Get Involved” is a return to hip-hop’s storytelling. Music makes you sit up, nod, and think about your circle. Peedy WhoDank raps cautionary tales, life lessons, and a touch of soul in every line. And if “Don’t Get Involved” indicates what’s next, he’s making sure that we hear it.
Hip-Hop
Smartzee rises strong with new single “Back Down”

Smartzee’s latest single, “Back Down,” is a chest-thumping statement of survival wrapped in powerful emotion and a cutting perspective. “Back Down” grabs you with energy that might have been, you are left with the feeling, forged in fire. The production is aggressive from the get-go, leaving no doubt that this is not a song that will tiptoe around emotions.
Smartzee is a throwback to the mentality of a part beaten-down kid from the hard-knock existence of growing up in a challenging backdrop, part sharp-suited financier fighting his way through the business labyrinth. His comparisons between his life and an athlete looking down the barrel of the final buzzer are startling, beautiful, and achingly true.
There’s a bracing, upfrontness about the way Smartzee recounts his story. This is about survival. His lyrics reach into the fragile but relentless inner monologue that compels us to keep going when everything else tells us to stop. The voice in your head gets up, dusts itself off, and challenges life to take another swing. And that voice reminds one so much of Smartzee on this track. The delivery is raw, spare, and powerful, and it never falls into melodrama. Every bar feels lived-in, and every metaphor is earned. This is a confident, chest-out statement of intent to keep climbing, however steep the mountain.
“Back Down” is one of those songs you put on when you have a big decision to make, are having a tough day, or are going on a long night of chasing dreams. It’s a personal confession and a universal anthem for anyone who’s ever felt underestimated. On “Back Down,” Smartzee encourages us to lace up, buckle up, and walk down that same path with him.
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