Having released singles like Impossible or Oilfield Trash, he's on the verge of hitting his peak with his 2023 upcoming album titled Top Gun. Currently working under the Boss Republic Records umbrella with Kavon Jacobs stirring the ship as A&R, this album will see the light soon proving that 2023 will be an especially important year for the creative. But meanwhile, he reveals this new single and music video, in which we see him walking hand-in-hand down the Santa Monica Pier in contrast to moments of the artist alone on the beach as he contemplates his relationship. Because life in the end is just that, ups and downs and contrasts that we must accept with the utmost calm.
Michael Dean
To be in the moment

Having released singles like Impossible or Oilfield Trash, he's on the verge of hitting his peak with his 2023 upcoming album titled Top Gun. Currently working under the Boss Republic Records umbrella with Kavon Jacobs stirring the ship as A&R, this album will see the light soon proving that 2023 will be an especially important year for the creative. But meanwhile, he reveals this new single and music video, in which we see him walking hand-in-hand down the Santa Monica Pier in contrast to moments of the artist alone on the beach as he contemplates his relationship. Because life in the end is just that, ups and downs and contrasts that we must accept with the utmost calm.
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