Toronto-born hip-hop artist Jayy Brown drops his latest single, “No Lames.” The song explores themes of romantic desire, unrequited love, and wanting the best for someone. Listeners can hear a stunning combination of dynamic sonic characteristics and Jayy’s smooth delivery. Fellow Canadian hip-hop artist Yung Tory compliments the track with his signature flow, witty lyrics, and remarkable musical range.
These feel-good throwback R&B vibes are present in this single and across Jayy’s musical canon. He describes his sound as “old school meets new school” and credits various musicians who helped define his artistry, including Usher, Alicia Keys, and Destiny’s Child. Jayy integrates these influences into his work flawlessly while maintaining his own unique sound.
The artist’s love for music began as a child when he found himself singing along with nearly everything he heard. Part of an avid churchgoing family, Jayy’s earliest inspiration was gospel choir music. He always felt naturally connected to music and constantly analyzed the inner workings of the many sonic elements that amazed him. The skills he developed from his childhood curiosity are evident today in his admired ability to effortlessly break down harmonies, keep time and rhythm, and quickly connect lyrics with beats.
Jayy’s passion and innate talent drove him to embark on his professional music career in 2016, releasing several tracks with hip-hop collective 365 and as a solo artist. Since then, the musician has made his mark on the Toronto and global music scenes with his swift flow, impressive vocals, and ability to tell diverse stories that resonate with all kinds of listeners.
“No Lames” is available on all digital streaming platforms. Follow @_jayybrown on Instagram to keep up with his upcoming releases.
– Written by Abstract Studios