Hey everybody, welcome to a new episode of the Indie Sound with Jimmy Starr. This is my new music podcast, Stort Forum. We're representing and showcasing different indie artists from around the world. Today, we're going to have a really fun show. We're going to start off with Jam Wayne. Jam Wayne, you guys, is somebody who I found as a fluke. I follow him on social media. He's basically a guy who's a nuclear technician who became a rapper and he does rap and country music. He's really, really, really cool. He's gritty. He's real. I think you guys will like him. He's got a bunch of hit songs, but the one I like the best is called No Problems. I just think this guy's really, really cool. I hope he blows up really, really big. In the meantime, I think you guys will like it, so check out Jam Wayne. He's real. Here's the song that I like the best out of all his songs. It's called No Problems. Okay, I ain't even gon flex this Sunday. I ain't even nothing next, but one day you gon' put this tape in, hit the replay. Go on vibin', you ride chillin' to the music, feelin' what I'm puttin' inside. Then with your vulnerable side, this go hard and I ain't even try. Close your eyes, just vibe with me. Do a dive for life, really? When I ride and he try, be me. Great spirit is my spirit. Navigate through the waves of the land. Demonstrate when the nil understand. Give me grace when I don't understand which way is the best. No God's got a plan. Throughout my life, my hands stay dirty. I'm down to ride when it's necessary. Walk a line, I got no worries. Take my time, I'm in no hurry. Brothers die, so my eyes blur it. Another ride to the cemetery. Live your life, you know death's comin', but a vapor, we gon' hum it. You don't really want no problem. You don't really want no problem. You don't really want no problem. You don't really want, you don't really want no problem. I see that. Turn, drop down six feet deep in the cash. Get to my last breath and I breathe it. Stand on the front line, call in the axe. Keep my brain, no relapse. Try and stay clean, but the mug gon' stick. Surgeon the fifth, duds on the whip. One, two, five, six, start curling the silk with a pearl on the hill. Hand trick or flick, I don't beat. Piece with the wood on the grip. Back in a bit, bout to be encouraged when I slip out with the hellcat on drip. Smoke in the split, get them wrap on the sick. You gon' sit with a pack on the silk. Bend through hell, and I'll be ten if I can't die. Just so I can jump back in. Back tight spin when I'm at shot. Looking for the cash out red, I don't go for the win. Ride for my friend, most of them gone so long in the grave. But they locked in the pen, smoke in the win. Raise up a toast to the ones that be locked down due. In the bid, know the world ain't shit. Lord heard every pay lift up, down to that sale block six. As the world on chill, everybody lee-roy left. Had to put the south on drip, bout to this hill. Yeah, bobbing with the head, now I'm mobbing in the streets. I live, let me make this clip. Whistle third reds in the country, blue, contract and true. And if it comes down to it, then you cross that line in a red, white and blue, boy, you better salute. You don't really want no problem. You don't really want no problem. You don't really want no problem. You don't really want, you don't really want no problem. That's Jim Wayne, everybody. I love it. So our second feature of the day is going to be an artist named Jasmine Kera. She's from Sweden. We actually had her on my other podcast, the Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell. She's a pretty big deal in Sweden, but in America, she hasn't really done too much. She's a singer, a songwriter. She's toured Sweden, Japan, UK and the US. And she's very gorgeous. And I think she's on a lot of reality shows and stuff in Sweden, but she has a great song. It's called Cashes Queen. I love it. It's a lot of fun. So I think you guys will like it too. So check it out. Here's Jasmine Kera, Cashes Queen. Cashes Queen. Cashes Queen. Cashes Queen. Cashes Queen. You know what I mean. Cashes Queen. Cashes Queen. She'll do it. Whatever you choose to do, you can take it to the private room. It's on fire when she getting down. Cut down when she hit the ground. It's on fire when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. Cut down when she hit the ground. 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Each short form episode spotlights fresh fearless artists from around the world, spending every genre from alt-pop to hip-hop to cinematic rock. Hosted by me, Jimmy Starr, the show drops quick high energy segments packed with new releases, artist stories and the kind of unfiltered conversation you won't get anywhere else. Think of it as your daily dose of discovery, raw talent, zero filler. See you next time everybody, thanks so much.
