HeyJaredJoeMalo
JoeMalo is a Houston artist that creates music addressing socio-economic, political, and environmental issues giving listeners 360 insight and perspective.(Credit: joemalo.com)
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Fuck the Alarm (opens the original)
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Fuck the Alarm by Yung Malo
No Rookie (opens the original)
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“No Rookie” – Yung Malo This isn’t a beginner’s story. This is the sound of experience. “No Rookie” is a raw, gritty hip hop track from Yung Malo, blending street rap, lyrical storytelling, and real-life survival energy. The song dives into the mindset of a man who has been through war, betrayal, sacrifice, and the pressure of life’s darkest moments — and came out stronger. From childhood struggles and street influence to nightmares that follow you long after the fight is over, this track reflec
Middle of the Storm (opens the original)
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“Middle of the Storm” is a reflection on the journey through life’s hardest seasons — from reckless youth, to responsibility, to the strength that comes from surviving it all. This song tells the story of how we are forged through pressure. The storms of life don’t stop as we grow older. If anything, they become heavier — responsibility, loss, failure, sacrifice. But those same storms are what shape us into stronger, more disciplined, and more resilient versions of ourselves. In this track, Yung
By Myself (opens the original)
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“By Myself” is a raw, reflective record about what happens when the noise dies, the crowd disappears, and you’re forced to face life alone. This track walks through betrayal, courtroom consequences, cold nights in a cell, and the hard truth that when freedom, pain, and healing are on the line, nobody can carry it for you. The song is about isolation, accountability, survival, and the kind of growth that only comes through pressure. Yung Malo turns real pain into sharp storytelling, showing how l
Still Standing (opens the original)
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Still Standing is the closing statement of Season 2: Fire. This isn’t a song about fighting. It’s about surviving. About walking through pressure, loss, war, doubt, and identity shifts — and coming out refined instead of ruined. The fire didn’t destroy you. It clarified you. “Still Standing” is for anyone who’s been counted out. For the ones who bent but didn’t break. For the ones who carry scars without complaint. No reckless energy. Just controlled strength. Force under command. Cinematic prod
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