With a relentless dedication to innovation, artistic excellence, and breaking down genre barriers, Michael M Jeni is far from your ordinary artist. His artistic integrity is matched only by his ambitions, making him the ideal choice for your daily listening pleasure. When it comes to his ever-evolving musical discography, Afrobeat, R&B, and Pop dance and fuse under a magic spell. Right there, where passion meets creativity, you are bound to find him as he takes listeners on a journey that is more or less audacious, unafraid to test the limits of stylistic pigeonholing.
“Bad For Me” feeds off the energy of the mantra-like, unforgettably catchy chorus, backed by its captivating beat that is bound to stay in the mind, long after the final notes fade away. Balancing the infectious Afrobeat with the soulful R&B-inspired vocals, Michael creates a tour de force with replay value.
“Bad For Me” explores the idea of a love that is bad for you and the inevitably sad realization that comes with it. Tapping into common human experiences with love that is not bound to be, this tune will resonate with anyone who has ever found themselves in such a situation where they are deeply into someone but the same feeling isn’t really reciprocated and they can see it; whether or not they turn a blind eye is up to them.
Catchy, infectious, and memorable, “Bad For Me” is really good for anyone who likes their music singable and danceable. This masterpiece is a huge testament to the peerless talents of Michael as he continues to make a significant mark in the music scene, stealing hearts, one hit at a time.
With this banger, Michael is poised to cement his position as a superstar in the Afrobeat scene. The track’s evocative blend of Afrobeat, R&B, and subtle Pop sensibilities is sure to captivate fans who love infectious music that continues to linger in the mind long after the final notes fade away.
Check the link below, listen to the track with the volume at its maximum, and brag to your friends about this banger…they will not believe!
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