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The Midwest’s Own JermaniMuzic Levels Up with “Pressure”

JermaniMuzic

Hailing from Indianapolis, JermaniMuzic is making waves in the hip-hop world with her single, “Pressure,” released via Maverick Global Distribution. With a hard-hitting intro and infectious energy, “Pressure” is more than just a song. It’s an anthem for resilience and self-determination. From the very first line, JermaniMuzic sets the tone. “I’m about to charge all the way up on you hoes!” This bold proclamation captures the essence of the track. Filled with unapologetic confidence and a refusal to be underestimated.

One of the standout features of “Pressure” is its clever lyricism. Packed with metaphors and punchlines, the verses reflect JermaniMuzic’s Midwest roots and authentic voice. An engaging and energetic hook that resonates with listeners of all ages makes it relatable. A track that’s both relatable and empowering. The kind of song that stays in your head long after the first listen. In addition, her live performances only amplify the experience, leaving audiences hooked.

JermaniMuzic: Early Influences

JermaniMuzic’s artistry is shaped by a diverse range of musical influences. From the melodies of Lauryn Hill and India Arie, to the creativity of Missy Elliott and Michael Jackson. Her sound is a blend of old-school soul and modern Hip-Hop. This unique fusion is evident in the track. It’s where her powerful lyricism met a high-energy beat, creating a track that’s equal parts emotional and electrifying.

JermaniMuzic

In addition to her growing discography (TrapGirlMusic and Pressure), JermaniMuzic has earned recognition through local competitions and major performances.

She won an Indianapolis radio station’s Best Song Competition. This secured her a spot on the Super Bowl Playlist at Lucas Oil Stadium. In addition she walked with a $1,000 cash prize. She’s shared stages with renowned artists like Tink, Jay Holiday, Twista and Yung Bleu. Showing and proving her ability to hold her own alongside industry heavyweights.

“Pressure” isn’t just a song; it’s a statement of intent. It cements JermaniMuzic’s place as a rising star in the female-dominated rap scene. Showcasing her ability to combine authenticity with undeniable talent. For fans of Midwest rap and those who appreciate raw, honest music, “Pressure” is a must-listen. With this latest release, JermaniMuzic is proving that she’s not just here to participate—she’s here to dominate.

Listen on Spotify & Apple Music and follow JermaniMuzic on Facebook and Instagram.

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Verse Of The Month | Method Man- Pair Of Hammers

Method Man

GHOSTFACE KILLAH & METHOD MAN are two legendary MC’s from the iconic Hip-Hop supergroup Wu-Tang Clan. The dynamic duo came together for the hot single “Pair Of Hammers” off Ghost’s recent project Set The Tone. In his first project since 2019, the project boasts several features that include Fat Joe, Remy Ma, Nas and several others.

Our Straight Official Verse of The Month comes from Tical as he took off in the second verse of this track. Backed by the sounds of The Notorious B.I.G.’s “Warning” Meth and Ghost would swing lyrical hammers. Known for his witty punchlines and metaphors, Method Man simply bodied the track like he always does.

Method Man

GHOSTFACE KILLAH FT. METHOD MAN- PAIR OF HAMMERS

[Verse 2:]
Wu-Tang is for the children, Thanksgiving is for the pilgrims (Uh)
My thumb’s for countin’ ones, but this middle is for your feelings
What the Blood Clot? I’m illin’, pop stars not civilians
Sick of y’all, not to mention it’s shots, amoxicillin


Me and Ghostface Killah, Mol-ova face, it’s written
Tell a bo-faced liar about face, and drill ’em, like
They Dean Cane, get ’em, I hit ’em with gutter flows
Then keep ’em on they toes just for kicks, like “what are those?”

Method Man

[Verse 4:]
I tell her “La-Di-Da-Di” like I’m Rick
We jammin’ in the party, Bob Marley with the spliff
Black Bugatti with the shift
Look at Johnny (Aah), I’m blazin’, got an army, not a clique
Wu-Wear laundry, sometime it say Armani ’cause I’m rich (Rich)


Flow tsunami, I’m schemin’ like a Saudi with a brick
Rappers envy, but claim it was a Ponzi when they slip
I get the thumbs up like Fonzy ’cause I’m lit (‘Cause I’m lit)
New York Islanders, we finna hit somebody with the stick

PAIR OF HAMMERS cont.

[Verse 6:]
My mouth talk dirty with grammar, my tongue filthy
My arms come with armor, by baby momma’s a milfy
And drama is the karma I get for somethin’ that killed me (Yeah)
And still might, steal on a rapper because I’m still me

Method Man

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