In his hard-hitting album “Ten Street Commandment,” Jeriq draws on his raw street philosophy to spell out guidelines for respect and survival. pulling from real-life experiences, he presents each line with authority, pulling inspiration from the traditional method of naming codes to live by.
This song doesn’t have any featured performers. Because Jeriq does it alone, the message is clearer and more targeted. He lays down loyalty, trust, betrayal, and the repercussions of living on the streets with a crisp voice that alternates between Igbo and English.
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