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On Leo Negro, JayWood breaks from the past with a bold, multi-layered exploration of self. Written like a journal and voiced through 11 alter-egos, the album fuses hip-hop, funk, and experimental pop into a sonic collage that embraces vulnerability, chaos, and in his words, "Black confidence". It’s his most honest and deeply human work to date.
