Jyou - Favor

Going hard and getting stronger, Jyou serves us with his first single drop from his 'Emotional Summer' EP titled 'Favor', featuring the beautifully soulfulYours Truly, Jai.

Favor is your motivational medication that is inflamed with elements of early morning grind energy!
Composed with layers of melodious piano chords, stunning background vocal's and Jyou's prominent flow that's delivered with piercing confidence, It's indisputable that Jyou never misses.

Encouragement is heard in the sharply mellow sound, produced by the Nashville G.O.A.T Mixedbycole. Jyou spit's about levelling up while facing many challenges, and despite the bumps faced, his persistence falls under being favored.

 "Regardless of your situation or circumstances, you still have favor over your life because we are blessed to be here today.
Use that for your daily motivation to seize any goal or opportunity" - Jyou.

With the city of Nashville used as the backdrop of his Brent Jackson directed music video, Jyou stays true to his roots and shows the supportive family type vibe that resides in music city, with special appearances from FSO EBANDZ and Long Live Ty.

It's exposes a refreshingly creative illustration that is found in Nashville artists, its originality exudes through the screen, and evidently backs the fact that artists from the 615 are in a 
whole lane of their own.

The next few weeks are about to be busy for Jyou, as he has scheduled more visuals and single releases before the year comes to a wrap.

​To stay updated with his content, be sure to follow Jyou on the GRAM and hit the listen button below to start your dose of motivational medication.

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"I been planting seeds tryna see paper, 
I been selling crops tryna pay bills,
Just see em all again bout a week later, 
I’ve been in the room with my creator, 
Begging him again to receive favor, 
All i gotta do is land a deal, 
All gotta do is touch a mill,
I know if y’all, 
Running a mile in my shoes, 
Ya couldn’t step to me,
In the same room but ya,
Couldn’t get next to me".