Ace Jonez "65 Days"

The opening salvo reveals the purposeful messaging that the North Carolina emerging recording artist Ace Jonez wants to convey and disseminate. The production style is hunting and intriguing utilizing off note filtered keys backed by a sub atomic bass rattling 808. The infectious trap style is gaudy and raw, a musical nod reflecting the climate of the Atlanta scene to date.

The lyrics are poignant and inspirational. A common thread that persists amongst Ace Jonez recordings. The emerging artist has identified his purpose and creates with intention. As stated in the soundbite in the intro “My biggest thing is that, you know, I want you to be able to feel it, I want you to relate, and I want you to take something away from it for life”. The skillful lyricist amalgamates melodic thudding production with passionate motivational mantras that’s invigorating to any listener traversing through their journey in life. The vivid depiction of the intense work ethic derived to create the composition is admirable and inspiring. 

To quote the Great Nipsey Hussle “The best thing you can do for a person is to inspire them, that’s the best currency you can offer them”. Ace Jonez has also adopted this mission statement and it’s on full display on this fervent single titled “65 Days”. As rapped by the North Carolina native “remember times I was homeless, fake friends turned on me, now I’m back and I’m hungry... still hustling on the grind, the underdog is on the rise”. Ace Jonez ascension is imminent as he provides the riding music to keep your gear in drive.