Recording artist Lyfe Jennings delivers universal truth in the long-awaited release of “Till You Gone.” Jennings unapologetically offers a reminder of the harsh reality of life: you don’t generally receive your flowers until you’re gone.
In “Till You Gone,” Jennings visually and melodically addresses broad controversial social issues like racism, body shaming and gun violence in society. It also highlights that yesterday cannot be changed and life is too short not to live in the present. Jennings pays homage to artists who died too soon like DMX, PnB Rock and Takeoff.
“Bury me with chicken and waffles so I can take PnB Rock what he ordered.”
The veteran vocalist’s mission is to connect to people with his raw, straightforward perspective of life. The “Till You Gone” visual emphasizes a deeper message: people become too concerned about satisfying others and meeting their expectations. Jennings uses powerful imagery in this visual to demonstrate the self-inflicted persecution of Kanye West.
In reintroducing the sound of Lyfe, it’s obvious that the world has been missing out.