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Saint Joshua’s ‘Self-(En)titled’ Is A Game-Changer in Pop and R&B

Saint Joshua’s, Self-(En)titled, is a mixtape that demands attention. Packed with soulful melodies, introspective lyrics, and genre-spanning production, the nine-track project is an ambitious exploration of the artist’s journey through love, loss, and self-discovery. It’s a record that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant, showcasing Joshua’s remarkable growth as an artist.
The mixtape shines brightest in its ability to blend different sonic influences into a cohesive whole. Tracks like “Do U Ever Call” tug at heartstrings with haunting melodies and raw lyricism, while the upbeat “Blah Blah Blah” exudes confidence and swagger. Joshua’s knack for storytelling is evident throughout, with each song offering a new chapter in his emotional narrative.
What sets, Self-(En)titled, apart is its attention to detail. Collaborators like Cashybear and Pears Macintyre bring a level of polish to the production, while Joshua’s vocal delivery is nothing short of mesmerizing. “Nasty” and “Waterfalls” stand out for their intricate arrangements, while “Next Flight to Paris” leans into an atmospheric, almost cinematic soundscape that leaves a lasting impression.
As Joshua’s star continues to rise, the accolades have been pouring in. With glowing reviews from outlets like Rollacoaster and Man About Town, as well as 14.5 million streams across platforms, the mixtape’s success is undeniable. Its singles have received significant support on major platforms, further solidifying Joshua’s position as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
Joshua’s live performances bring a new dimension to his music. His ability to command the stage, whether at a sold-out London show or festivals like Latitude, underscores his versatility and charisma. Fans are eagerly anticipating his upcoming European tour dates, which promise to further cement his reputation as an artist capable of crossing borders and genres.
Self-(En)titled, is a milestone for Saint Joshua. It’s a mixtape that not only showcases his talent but also reveals his vulnerability, ambition, and vision. By seamlessly blending pop, R&B, and soul, Saint Joshua has created a record that resonates on multiple levels, making it clear that his journey is just beginning—and the world is ready to listen.
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Kingdom Kome drops new video “Work To Do” (Produced by RUEN)

Non-stop grinding inside the vocal booth and out, emcee Kingdom Kome has“Work To Do.” New visuals for track produced by his long-time collaborator RUEN dropped this morning. The video follows a day in the life of Kingdom Kome, who outside of his music is a key player and dot connector in the cannabis industry.
Watch official video for “Work To Do”: https://youtu.be/-WnyQjPJtbo?si=yGrhuppvqnrMosfF
“Work To Do” appears on the new Kingdom Kome x RUEN LP, Barrel Reserve, which is out on all streaming platforms now. A follow up to last year’s Malbec 2 collaborative project, the album includes features from Supreme Cerebral, Recognize Ali, Che Uno, DJ Exes, AjaxLo, Camarah Walleed and Soarse Spoken.
Another track from the project, “Cracks In the Foundation” was also released with a video (link below).
Listen to “Cracks In The Foundation”: https://youtu.be/Nwp_07pDO6o?si=fb5RTd0wNDK7ZxxQ
More Info:
https://www.instagram.com/kingdomkome
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