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Grammy-winning songwriter and artist Jozzy has spent years crafting hits for others, but with her new single, “Maybe,” she steps into the spotlight, turning her craft into a personal victory. The first installment from her upcoming debut album, “Soundtrack 2 Get Her Back,” is a melodic, direct, and emotionally uncompromising work of modern R&B.
Produced by Bongo By The Way and Freaky Rob, “Maybe” features a smooth groove that gives Jozzy the foundation to deliver a mature and sexy ultimatum. The lyrics are straight to the point: "Don't treat me like a maybe/Say yes or no." It's not a plea, it's a boundary, delivered with the ease that only experience brings. Jozzy's pen has always been sharp, as exemplified by her work on Lil Nas X's “Old Town Road” and Summer Walker's “Body,” but she demonstrates it with even greater precision here.
The song perfectly captures the frustration of mixed signals, where answers are always vague and intentions remain unclear. Refusing to settle for ambiguity, it’s an anthem for those who’ve learned that love should never be a guessing game.
As a proudly queer Black woman transforming the R&B landscape, Jozzy represents a new wave of artists who prioritize authenticity over performative representation. "Maybe" is a statement for anyone tired of half-baked love and ready to demand more.
