Fans are drawn to the dark video, which features the “Stay Strong” artiste in a cemetery wielding a shovel as he figuratively digs himself out of a hole. The track already boasts over 250K views on YouTube and is trending in the number twelve position.
Buss d gage dem yes man a touch d stage and sing some high notes,” he deejays.Ī story about recovering from harsh adolescence filled with bad decisions, “Suicide Note” is directed by RD Studios, and it is the second single from his “438” album. Life ruff but man a try cope / Aye mama dry throat and hungry belly used to kill we but man have high hope.
This land is like a quicksand and me couldn’t find rope / F**k d music, mek we sell some weed or we go buy coke. Ever sit down yet and write a suicide note? / Wid a matic full a nothing funny, do nuh find joke. “Look eena me life and you will find hope. “Suicide Note” is the kind of music one listens to in the dark in a quiet space where you can meditate on the significance of the message delivered, line by meaningful line. This was the message dancehall artiste Masicka repeated throughout the song “Suicide Note,” one of the tracks from his new album 438, which was released on Friday, December 3.ĭespite the ominous name given to the tune, it is a beautifully versed inspirational piece about finding one’s way out of darkness and elevating above one’s circumstances to be the best version of oneself. Regardless of how poor your background, how much your family struggled, how badly you have been hurt in past relationships or how severely the betrayal of friends who were once close to you, you cannot afford to give in to the temptation of giving up because even with a broken wing, you have to learn how to fly. The album’s release comes just in time with the dancehall deejay’s new video, “Suicide Note,” which is also featured on the project. For the album, Masicka solely rely on his own labels, Genahsyde / 1syde Records, rather than go the major label out. The 16-track project saw guest appearances from Popcaan, Stefflon Don, Sean Paul, and Dexta Daps. Masicka delivers “Suicide Note” visual off his debut album, 438, now available.
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