Los Angeles-based hip-hop artist Jezzyman has unveiled his latest project, the album Pomona Villain. Embedded within its tracks is a powerful centerpiece: the song Talking to GOD. Together, they represent a bold step in Jezzyman’s evolution—melding grit, melody, faith and introspection.
Pomona Villain is available now on platforms like SoundCloud and Spotify. It finds Jezzyman navigating his dual identity as a lyricist with street edge and a storyteller with deeper themes. The album title itself evokes ambiguity and tension: “Pomona” places us in a specific California locale, while “Villain” suggests a self-aware rebellion or outsider status. In that space, Jezzyman invites listeners to meet his rhythms, his flows and his reflections.
What makes “Talking to GOD” a standout is the juxtaposition of swagger and vulnerability. Beneath the beats and wordplay lies a moment of pause—an artist addressing something greater than himself. The track underscores the idea that even those immersed in hustle, grind and ambition still search for meaning, purpose and connection. On one level, the lyrics flex. On another, they confess. That duality is exactly where many artists live today—and where this track connects.
From production to delivery, Jezzyman brings clarity to a crowded hip-hop field. His voice is gritty yet controlled; his cadence aggressive but measured. On Pomona Villain, he works with heavy hitters and collaborators, offering high production value. But on “Talking to GOD,” the spotlight is firmly on him—no frills, just raw sentiment and honest verse.
For those who follow rising hip-hop artists or seek fresh voices blending street-wise energy with thoughtful intent, Pomona Villain is worth a listen. And if you dive in, start with “Talking to GOD”—it’s the track that declares: this project is more than bars and beats—it’s a statement.
Check out the album here: https://on.soundcloud.com/nh7Z770rL3C65y5s7Q
Listen to the track here: https://on.soundcloud.com/GDbhthodscP9IKrIEf
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