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Striking Storyteller Jairic Unveils Electrifying New Video for ‘Don’t Let Me Put A Track On You’
Detroit-born and Cannes-based storyteller Jairic has released his latest single ‘Don’t Let Me Put A Track On You’, and it’s every bit as audacious as the title suggests. Accompanied by a sleek, noir-inspired video directed by Vansh Luthra, the track pairs hypnotic beats with sharp-edged lyricism — like being dared into a dance battle you’re not entirely sure you’ll survive.
The video has everything: roses, shadowy nights, dangerously good suits, and a vibe that says, “I could romance you, or I could ruin you — maybe both”. Jairic stars as the suave antihero, locked in a magnetic push-pull with a mysterious figure who’s just as likely to seduce as sabotage. It’s cinematic, stylish, and just the right amount of unhinged.
Musically, the track slides between chaos and calm: explosive verses burn into a smooth vocal bridge before everything ignites again. It’s hip hop with teeth, a swaggering anthem that practically growls, “try me”.
Jairic explains:
“The video is built around the symbol of a rose. It moves through a dark, seductive world, exploring power, obsession, and how the hunter can quickly become the hunted. The song itself carries that same energy — a warning, a dare, a promise: don’t let me put a track on you.”
If you’ve caught Jairic live, from lakeside villas in Italy to dazzling nights in France, you already know he’s not here to play it safe. Self-written, self-produced, and fiercely independent, his work fuses luxury with grit, swagger with substance. Every release feels like a film you want front-row tickets to.
With ‘Don’t Let Me Put A Track On You’, Jairic delivers a track that’s equal parts dangerous, addictive, and stylishly fun. Consider yourself warned: once you press play, there’s no going back.
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