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StreamLINE Artist Feature : Jameel Patrick - "Blue Flame"

StreamLINE Artist Feature : Jameel Patrick -

Jameel Patrick is an independent rapper, recording artist and producer out of Cleveland, Ohio. He has been making music for over 10 years now and has built up a sizable and impressive catalog over that time.



The eclectic creative, who ironically credits such non hip-hop acts as Linkin Park and Boyz II Men as his primary musical influences, brings a distinct soundscape to his tracks and productions.



He demonstrates his signature versatility on a single "Blue Flame", which is the anchor track off of his new album “Crepuscular: The Symphony”, an 8-track sonic journey which incorprates the base tonality of hip-hop with elements of pop and rock.



The concept of "Blue Flame" is extremely relatable as it touches on an individual coming to terms that a person close to them is toxic and has a negative impact on every aspect of their life, particularly mentally.



"Blue Flame" is an empowering symbol of the person finally realizing their self-worth and beginning the mental process of moving on from the negative person in question. The concept of the track achieves such a wide range of relatability as it can apply to a romantic relationship, friendship or familial situation.



Jameel's lyricism and songwriting are exceptional in driving the theme of the song and his expressive vocal performance vividly brings those words to life as you listen.



No more of you living rent free inside of my head

No more of your words making me just want to lie dead

No more of you daily be the first and last image I see

And I'm taking myself back because you took me from me

Excerpt from verse of "Blue Flame" - Jameel Patrick

The lyrics above are just a brief example of the poignant bars that Jameel drops throughout "Blue Flame" as he flows seamlessly over the rhythmic instrumentation.



"Blue Flame" is available on all streaming platforms (Spotify link below). Make sure to stream it! Playlist it! and save it to your Favorites Library! Also, check out some of the other boommode tracks in Jameel's remarkable catalog, especially those off of the new album. Enjoy!



Jameel Patrick brings a fresh sound and perspective to the rap and hip-hop landscape and we look forward to hearing his future works for years to come.



Follow Jameel Patrick



To stay up to date with the music endeavors of Jameel Patrick, you can follow him via any of the internet and social media platforms below:



- Website : https://jameelpatrick.com/

- Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/jameelexe/

- YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6RCue7bXvAL-YSxrYq1zYA

Listen to "Blue Flame" on Spotify



Blue Flame

Listen to Blue Flame on Spotify. Jameel Patrick · Song · 2021.


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