JEEZU – Jeymes Samuel, Doja Cat, Kodak Black, Adekunle Gold

The song “JEEZU” is a collaboration between Jeymes Samuel, Doja Cat, Kodak Black, and Adekunle Gold. It is featured on the soundtrack of Jeymes Samuel’s film “The Book of Clarence.” The song is a powerful gospel-tinged rap track from the soundtrack of the Jay-Z-produced Western film.

The song provides a unique musical playground, combining the talents of the four artists. Jeymes Samuel, the film’s director and soundtrack mastermind, lays down the foundation with a sparse, haunting production that blends bluesy guitar with booming bass. Doja Cat tackles the chorus with her signature blend of sass and swagger, spitting fiery verses about seeking redemption and transcending earthly limitations.

Kodak Black delivers a confessional verse, reflecting on his own troubled past and yearning for divine guidance. Adekunle Gold brings a soulful Nigerian touch to the track with his smooth vocals and poignant lyrics about seeking salvation. The result is a unique and captivating blend of genres, with each artist bringing their own flavor to the table.

The lyrics include a chorus sung by Adekunle Gold, “Jeezu, protect my soul. Wash my sin and let me fly. Jeezu, protect my soul. Wash my sin and let me shine”. “Jeezu” is a powerful exploration of faith, forgiveness, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. It’s no wonder the song has been praised for its originality and emotional depth.