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Jairic Unleashes Electrifying Single and Video ‘Stick Figaro’
Dynamic artist, producer, and storyteller Jairic returns with his explosive new single ‘Stick Figaro’ — released 10 October 2025 via Rich Air Music, accompanied by a visually arresting music video directed by Bastien Lablanc.
‘Stick Figaro’ is an unflinching fusion of cinematic sound design, bold lyricism, and raw energy. Heavy trap percussion collides with riotous, distorted guitars as Jairic delivers slick, fiery verses that explore chaos, control, and the shifting lines between power and vulnerability. A melodic bridge, lifted by female vocals, provides a moment of calm before the track surges back into its defiant finale — a musical storm of rhythm and intent.
The music video mirrors this intensity with gritty, nocturnal visuals — roses, stark contrasts, and surreal cityscapes evoking themes of obsession, pursuit, and transformation. It’s a visceral pairing that encapsulates Jairic’s distinctive artistry, where music and film converge to tell a single, striking story.
“Stick Figaro is built on reversal,” Jairic explains. “At first it feels like I’m the one running, but when the hook comes back you realize I’m the one chasing. That’s the heartbeat of the track — chaos turning into control, the hunted becoming the hunter. It’s raw energy, heavy and unfiltered, but underneath it’s also a mirror — every bar a spark, every line a fire.”
Currently based in Cannes, France, and born in Detroit, Michigan, Jairic’s creative universe is as international as it is personal. His music — entirely self-written, self-produced, and self-performed — blends modern luxury with underground grit. With nearly 2 million streams across platforms and standout performances in France, Italy, Prague, and the U.S., including exclusive sets at Château Les Alouettes and Villa Balbiano, Jairic continues to redefine what it means to be a truly independent artist.
Drawing from influences like Nas, Wu-Tang Clan, Detroit’s underground, classic funk, and 60s rock, Jairic crafts a sound that feels both cinematic and streetwise — a reflection of his dual roots in music and film. Fans of Eminem, Machine Gun Kelly, and Macklemore will find in ‘Stick Figaro’ the same balance of ferocity, narrative depth, and unapologetic style.
The Devil’s Violinist returns!West Coast beat-boss / rhyme capo Dios Negasi finally drops the long-awaited LP, Black Violin 2. Out now via streaming courtesy of Chamber Music Ent / Reagan Era Records this edition tops the grit factor and guest roster of the 2023 first edition.
The project is named after legendary composer Niccolo Paginini (1782-1840) who was nicknamed “The Devil’s Violinist” for his supernatural ability on the instrument and adherence to wearing all black. Negasi also has a similar mastery of dark boom-bap sounds, creating some of the roughest tracks of this century.
Reagan Era Records cohort Skrillz Dior makes multiple appearances on the project and Los Angeles homies also appear including Dyverse, Killa Kali, K-Borne and Chamber Music’s Ominous also guest. However, the guest list on this project also taps a litany of mic legends including Ghostface Killah, Young Zee (Da Outsidaz), Conway The Machine, RJ Payne, Blu and Fredro Starr (Onyx).
Stream Black Violin 2: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/chambermusicentpresents/black-violin-2-2
Speaking on working with legends Negasi said “Ominous was dead set on topping Black Violins 1 plus I think he just likes seeing me under pressure. Of course when you are dealing with artists of this caliber, the end product takes longer to complete but I love this album!”
Additional props must be given to M-s BEATZ THE MAD KID from Colombia who produced “Black Scrolls” ft RJ Payne, Chris Scott who sprinkled keys on “Gods Wallabee Clarks” ft Ghostface Killah and “Only God Can Save You” ft Conway The Machine and finally the UK’s Too Nasty who engineered the album.
(rings in the holidays with a blast! Enlisting Onyx’s Fredro Starr for new single “Bust Back” the Dios produced banger combines two of the grittiest lyricists of the West and East coasts.
Listen to “Bust Back” ft Fredro Starr: https://youtu.be/4j0hFml5ly0?si=aBxxuYruhdjq2403
Listen to “God’s Walabee Clarks” ft Ghostface Killah: https://youtu.be/_9e-6RgHQ40?si=bXQRrDDcd9eu2O0i
Listen to “Black Scrolls” ft. RJ Payne:
Listen to “Domingre Gang” ft Young Zee:
Listen to “Only God Can Save You” ft. Conway The Machine:
More Info: https://www.instagram.com/diosnegasi/