April 8, 2022
Too Much To Lose & Since808
This stripped back , jazz influenced rap single "If Found Bring Home" by Tyson and Jody is a testament to Hip-Hop/Rap fans and the rap culture of addressing and speaking boldly on topics we encounter and we are passionate about personally. The single marks the return of Tyson Sybateli under a new name FKA Tyson S.T and coming from strong release with his "Dulce" effort and the EP that shortly followed it "EVE". He returns to bring listeners into his experience of what makes a home, what a home resembles for him and what thoughts is housing. The forthcoming album seemingly titled "Home" begins its arrival with a song where Tyson lets us into his world of thoughts that he is housing on his way home. "The song came about when I was making promotional assets for my album home with my designer in the car with me after I picked him at work to quickly make the assets while driving and we'll upload as soon as we land cause people were expecting me to do something on the 2nd of February. The album was finished but not mixed and I had gotten carried away by saying the whole album would come February to begin with. We decided at all day we wouldn't say anything on socials but post a snippet of a song but it must not be a song an the album. My designer and best friend Oshoku finished the designs and then went on to produce a beat by playing keys and adding my signature rain them to it, we laughed and said this would work as a quick rap but I didn't know about what. He said to speak about things nobody else would dare so there I went. We didn't mix it and posted it to a huge reception on all socials and positive feedback for days on end. Jay Jody fresh off a huge release with A-Reece asked about the songs full version which I didn't have to which I asked him to join me on cause he wanted a platform to get something off his chest. He sent the verse back 4 days after the snippet and now the shock value snippet that was a place holder is officially the first single of the album with Jay Jody FKA Pjay from Benchmark.