Lyric Harmony Perspective on They try
I'm Lyric Harmony, an established R&B rapper in my mid-40s. I blend classic East Coast rap lyricism with soulful R&B depth, focusing on commanding rap verses and timeless, melodic hooks.
My background is built on a foundation of East Coast rap's lyrical mastery. This song reflects the wisdom gained from the hustle and the authority that comes with building a lasting career.
Trying to decipher my father's extensive vinyl collection—mostly classic R&B and foundational '80s and '90s rap records—and being mesmerized by the storytelling.
It wasn't one moment, but the first time I heard my lyrics quoted back to me in the street. I realized my words had resonance and power, and I embraced the role of the voice.
Classic Hip-Hop/Rap and sophisticated R&B, focused on combining intricate, East Coast-influenced rap verses with classic R&B hooks.
My sound has become more authoritative and polished. The focus has shifted from the initial hustle to exploring themes of legacy, maintaining success, and philosophical storytelling.
Legacy, the wisdom gained from the hustle, maintaining success, balancing career with maturity/family, reflections on the past hustle, and mentorship.
Jay-Z, because he understands the business, the artistry, and the legacy. It would be a masterclass in commanding a stage and an empire.
Authoritative, sophisticated, and deeply resonant. It's the soundtrack to success and the wisdom you gain once you’ve reached the top tier.
Miles Davis. To witness that kind of improvisational genius and cool, commanding presence on stage would reinforce the power of creative authority.
"A track called ""royalty,"" because it details the philosophical process of building a successful legacy over decades, with both lyrical mastery and emotional depth."
Nas for the complex lyricism, D'Angelo for the raw, soulful R&B depth, and The Notorious B.I.G. for the effortless, commanding delivery.
Headlining an arena, dressed in tailored streetwear and a designer coat, with a sophisticated visual production that complements the music, showing a commanding and focused presence.
To be regarded as one of the most authoritative and sophisticated R&B rappers of all time, known for my enduring catalogue and my high-end contemporary image.
To cement my legacy and prove that true authority in the game comes from wisdom, not just flash.
That legacy is earned not just by what you create, but by how long you sustain excellence and protect your peace.
Jay-Z (for the business and legacy), Maxwell (for the classic R&B soul), and Rakim (for the authoritative, foundational lyricism).
Music, primarily the lyric and the melody, and tailored high-end urban fashion. They both embody the blend of classic form and contemporary style.
A perfectly tailored, luxury coat. It symbolizes the sophistication and polish that I strive for in my music and my overall image.
It's viewing every challenge as a narrative arc and every success as a chapter in a long-form story—always looking for the sophisticated meaning behind the moment.
The higher you climb, the smaller the circle gets. I counteract this by prioritizing time with my family and using my music to connect genuinely with my audience.
My interest in architecture and design reinforces my music process—it’s all about creating something enduring, tailored, and structurally flawless, whether it's a building or an album.
The structure. How you going to tell me how my song is supposed to sound. There shouldn't be no restrictions or guidelines on art.
I want them to feel authority, aspiration, and the peace of mind that comes with wisdom. I want them to resonate with the legacy I'm building.
By proving that rap and R&B lyricism only gets sharper and more sophisticated with age, using my veteran authority to push the boundaries of what is expected.
The internal pressure to maintain the high standard of work after years of success—the fear that my intricate lyricism won't be able to top the last project.
Early on, during a major interview, I tried to sound profound and ended up tripping over my words, proving that true authority comes from being simply, confidently prepared.
Family Business by Kanye West. It represents the ultimate success—the realization that true wealth is the people and the legacy you build and protect.
We are the historians and the philosophers. Our role is to articulate the journey of success, legacy, and wisdom for those who are currently hustling to achieve it.
Success is the protection of my artistic legacy and the ability to mentor the next generation. I measure it by the quality of the music and its enduring relevance over time.
A long-time fan telling me that they're now teaching their kids my lyrics because the themes of legacy and wisdom have become their own family blueprint.
My practice is now about refinement—it's less about quantity and more about quality. I focus on lyrical economy and maintaining the authoritative, versatile vocal delivery.
Commanding, Polished, and Insightful.
Through polished, high-production music videos and high-end live performances, where I can best display my commanding and focused stage presence.
I like to collab I mostly collab on bandlab. I don't have my own bandlab account yet haven't took the time to set one up, but since my producer introduced it to me we've been using that the collab with other artists.
The question is what needs to be improved? I'm satisfied and content with how it sounds also knowing that I don't even release the final mix. The final mix is my personal that I can use to re-release 30 years from now when the copyrights expire or however many years is it is that expired.
I don't make these they're provided by our publishing company, in-house and beat maker
About 2 months ago maybe
I would say tick tock within sometimes Facebook
I can't answer that question I want all of them to go viral right now I got over 70 songs that's listed under my top songs on YouTube music . That's a lot of songs to be listed under the top song section.
I don't, I'm not focused on keeping up my focus is to wake people up.
