Jared Matthew Says “Just Believe”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Jared Matthew is as real as it gets.

Do you know what will never get old to me? Hearing a passionate rapper spit raw, heartfelt bars. Wilmington, NC’s very own Jared Matthew embodies this energy in nearly every track he touches. After retiring in 2015 and triumphantly returning in 2021, Jared has been unstoppable, consistently dropping tracks and projects that exude purpose and passion.

Recently, Jared Matthew dropped a new single, “Just Believe,” which might be his most passionate release.

In “Just Believe,“ Jared Matthew reflects on his remarkable journey, recounting his struggles to make ends meet and provide for himself, contrasted with his current reality of driving luxury cars and pitching business ideas with his close circle. He also touches on the betrayals he endured along the way, candidly sharing the lessons he learned from those challenging experiences.

What I absolutely love about “Just Believe” is the brilliant juxtaposition of its two main elements. The production, while impactful, carries an overall gentle and melodic quality. Meanwhile, Jared Matthew completely contrasts this vibe, delivering his bars with unrelenting aggression, raw passion, and undeniable grit. The fusion of these opposing sounds creates a dynamic and captivating listening experience that truly stands out.

Give Jared Matthew’s powerful “Just Believe” a shot below.


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