Long before JaZiah made his mark with street anthems and bold ventures, he was behind the scenes crafting heartbreak music. So let’s make one thing clear — JaZ can really write.

On his latest release, “Riverside,” he opens up about relationship struggles, taking accountability for his lack of effort, confronting past trauma, and expressing how he’s been feeling lately. Across the 3:33 track, his vocals glide effortlessly over lush harmonies and ethereal layers.

The record is packed with gut-wrenching lyrics like, “I’ll live through the worst just to see what’s the best,” and “All of this fussing and fighting we doing, it’s making me bleed — you’re really my person and my speed.” Through these lines, JaZiah paints the picture of someone aware of his flaws, simply trying to do better.

Overnight, “Riverside” has become a fan favorite. Listeners are already saying that if his next project sounds anything like this, we should prepare for JaZiah’s next big leap in fame. This might just be his most personal song yet — and that says a lot.

If JaZiah keeps moving in this direction, one thing’s certain: he’s here to stay.