Jay Naundros is a music producer based out of San Francisco, CA, with a vested interest in making gospel music. With a career spanning over a decade now, his inspiration to make music stems from a long history of listening to music and growing up with music in his household. His music affects people intellectually as well as spiritually because it’s all about the gospel truth and still delivered in an interesting way. His music has so far carried a lot of themes of triumph against adversity, of hope amidst struggle, and of standing up for what is right. He hopes that his music inspires and helps people endure and surpass whatever troubles they may face and continue to fight every storm with the Lord as their truth and defender!
“Deserve” is the latest jam from Jay and one that features vocals from the phenomenally gifted songstress MRS to round out the tune.
A catchy, upbeat, and infectious jam built around that dance pop instrumentation with modern hip hop influences, this track will seriously arouse your appetite for dancing from the very first tone.
The lively and energetic production is such a seamless fit to MRS’ mellifluous vocals as she breathes life with the equally powerful lyrics about savoring God’s blessings and His never-ending grace toward us.
The depth of the lyricism has been magnificently backed by the dexterous execution of the music, making for such an uplifting and inspiring listening experience that leaves a lasting impression on a listener.
With this jam, Jay Naundros proves that gospel music doesn’t have to be boring as many would presume and really challenges the status quo via this non-traditional arrangement, making for such an invigorating experience.
“Deserve” is worth every second and is such an easy recommendation to a music listener.
Check out the link below to stream, download, and share this fulfilling anthem with your friends.
Deserve | Jay Naundros (bandcamp.com)
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