Brentwood Female RnB Artist Jadaya Koray’s ‘So Well (Freestyle)’ Is A Lyrical Chronicle

The soul and creative depth of R&B meet with the contemporary virtues of lyrical and rhythmic blends in upcoming artist JaDaya Koray’s exquisite soundscape. This singer and songwriter is coming forward with a fearless mix of harmonies and musical resonance that imbibes the sense of creative individuality as well. Her newly released single, ‘So Well (Freestyle)’ is her own interpersonal sagas of her relationship that she beautifully depicts in the lyrical formatting of the song. The arrangement is dynamic and captivating and makes the audience find a sense of innate reliability. Her vocal abilities are also extremely commendable as she provides the entire song with an outspoken verse of lyrical expansion.

The Brentwood female RnB artist grew up around a musical household that further immersed her creative scope to indulge in new proximities. Her soundscape establishes a rhetoric connection between the flaming late 90s scene and the sudden cultural evolution of the 2000s trap tunes. Hence, she mixes the best of both worlds as her music caters to a wide audience stream. ‘So Well (Freestyle)’ is independent in his attempt and paves the way for many new courses of musical and creative proximities. She is fearless in keeping together every element of her music and controls them singlehandedly to present her versatility in all its capacity and potential.

Artist JaDaya Koray is an unapologetic songwriter who does not shy away from speaking her mind in her music. Her songs ‘Close to’, ‘Dog Pound’, ‘Super Special’, and ‘Flexin For Ya Mans’ have also proved her exemplary ability to blend in with their themes and create musical sorcery. She carries the unparalleled ability to connect to her audience through her song that makes her artistic arc come to a full circle. Know more about this profound celebration of contemporary R&B beats by following her work on Soundcloud, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.