Jadaya Koray’s new single ‘So Well (Freestyle)’ reminds all about the importance of self-respect and empowerment

The upcoming Brentwood female RnB artist Jadaya Koray sets some rules to follow in life in the new single ‘So Well (Freestyle)’ that focuses on her ambitions.

Witnessing such a buzzing craze and increasing popularity for a female independent singer is usual but the sweet but fierce Brentwood female RnB artist Jadaya Koray has made it possible with her new music release ‘So Well (Freestyle)’ on SoundCloud in July. Her whole life started to change its gear directly in front of her eyes as soon as the song hit the streaming platform. The schedule of releasing such a powerful and word-based song perfectly worked for her because the nation was burning with the ‘Black Lives Matter’ non-violent protests. She didn’t make the song about the system or her struggle with the cops for her identity, but it is more about self-care and self-empowerment.

Jadaya Koray has made an impressive prominence with the hit R&B song ‘Close to’. It was released in 2019 and it caught the attention of the music lovers immediately. She grasped the attention of the entire fan base with her romantic chorus and eternal voice that painted a charming love story. The song made her look like an American sweetheart with a pure and soft soul. The slick beats created slimy ambiance around the sound with the magical notes that made her croon like a possessed lover. The new track ‘So Well (Freestyle)’ shows a completely new side of her. It reflects her aggression and power as a woman who wants respect and equity in her life. She gives a lesson on how important self-care is. Nothing can be more pleasurable than self-independence where you can always keep your head up towards the sky.

Her music is another way of expressing liminality that sets her free from the consciousness of the reality and pain that can be felt through the melodies she makes. After gaining huge compliments for her music, she doesn’t mind to flex her passionate style of singing with the mic and following her hard-core, self-care regime. The heavy grunts and freestyle singing about female emotions and confidence make her the unruly, savage queen of the industry who works hard to pay the bills. Get all the new singles on SoundCloud, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.