Julian Wright AKA Jay Midi

[Papa Burgundy]

Not bad, really ... I wouldn't say he did much "studio time", just some drum samples and repeating guitar riff and vibe organ.
-He has a really awesome voice, but could use a little work on his phrasing. Some of the words are pronounced too well for pop.

No need to compare him to the pros, he's an NBA player branching out. After writing for a while longer he'll probably tighten it up.

[grindhouse]

He needs a good song writer, I have heard worst

[jrdyck]

Wow, really guys? My expectations were very, very low to begin with so I was actually impressed when I heard it... Usually when a pro athlete tries to do anything musically it ends up being a heck of a lot worse than this. JuJu at least has a decent voice.

[Mack North]

Is it just me or did it sound like he was reading the lyrics off a piece of paper?

[Gorlitzer]

Haters

[enlightenment]

2 A.M. EDIT: actually. this is freaking hilarious.

[RaptorDan]

If my 14 yr old nephew did this song, I'd be all over it and showing everybody and telling everybody how great it is. But, dude, this is absolutely unbearably bad. Like really really bad. In fact I'd say the opening is down right creepy. Yuck.

[Hotshot]

Demar could have hooked Wright up with Master P.

but I doubt Master P would return his calls.

Don't quit your day job wright, work on those jumpshots instead of going to the studio for this.....

[enlightenment]

I think that was a lament about how Triano treated him

ahahahahahahahaha +1

[Bendit]

I think that was a lament about how Triano treated him

[charlz]

really really lame.

yes he's taken the title from this kid

[enlightenment]

really really lame.

[jrdyck]

I don't think this has been posted here yet...

http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_9245736

How's that for a pleasant surprise?

EDIT: Apparently, he wrote, sang, and produced it as well.