There’s a certain kind of artist who knows how to cut through the noise, and Sajaad is becoming one of them. The rising genre-blurring creative returns with a deeply vulnerable offering titled “My Brudda,” a record that leans into love, distance, and the changing dynamics of real relationships.
Out now on all streaming platforms, “My Brudda” is a sonic love letter to the people we’ve grown apart from, but never stopped loving. Whether it’s biological family or close friends who became chosen family, Sajaad uses this song to acknowledge the unspoken bond that still exists. Even when life gets in the way.
“This one came from a real place,” he tells us. “Sometimes we don’t get to say how we feel until it’s too late.”
The track lives up to Sajaad’s signature sound: Heartfelt Bounce. It’s a blend of vulnerability and rhythm that doesn’t sacrifice one for the other. Think reflective lyrics over a beat you can still nod your head to. That duality—raw emotion layered with cool confidence—is what makes his music resonate so deeply.
Now based in Athens, Georgia, Sajaad has been quietly building a loyal following through grassroots performances, including two self-produced shows and a series of local festivals. His stadium-ready anthem “Sic Em” has been adopted by the University of Georgia football team and will be played during home games this season—a major win for an independent artist.
“My Brudda” isn’t just a single. It’s a message. A reminder to reach out, check in, and give people their flowers while they can still smell them. Through his growing brand EyeManifest, which champions purpose and mindset, Sajaad is positioning himself not just as a musician—but as a movement.
