Jayaire Woods Drops Off "Impatient"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.7K Views

Jayaire Woods releases new song "Impatient."

Jayaire Woods has been grinding heavily over the past few months. The artist's been dropping many loose tracks for his fans to rock with including his remix of Drake's "Nice For What" less than a month a go. It's been nearly a year since he released his last project, Big Wood The EP and he hasn't stopped feeding his fans new music. Now, he returns with a brand new single.

Jayaire Woods returns with a smooth, new single titled, "Impatient." The rapper flexes his perfect balance of rapping and singing through his melodic flow. The rapper taps Canis Major for the track's production. Major delivers a smooth beat that buries a euphoric vocal sample underneath hazy piano chords. Woods has something up his sleeve right now so keep your eyes peeled for new music.

Quotable Lyrics
I know I start actin' kind of different
But this money got me gettin' distant
But you still me on my mind
Big things poppin' on my playlist

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