Jay Kasame – “Call Me Up”

Jay Kasame ‘s hypnotic R&B offering “Call Me Up” is about being smitten by someone who doesn’t reciprocate the same energy in the relationship. While using a velvety register, the soon-to-be alternative R&B sensation reveals that he’s been trying to pull away from someone who’s stolen his heart. Despite his efforts, the singer can’t help but please this person at all costs.

“I do what you say/You told me/Six at the latest/I’m acting my bravest/I never stand up to you,” he sings.

As the song progresses, Jay Kasame talks about knowing his value and worth. While calling his lover out for their wishy-washy behavior and not taking accountability for their actions, he explains why he’s slowly distanced himself from them. The Georgia-based artist also discloses how the imbalance in their relationship is tearing them apart.

“I’m more than love to you/The pudding is the proof/Putting off your calls/’Cause I’m too good for you/And I’m too good to waste my time just cause you’re uncomfortable,” he sings.

Jay Kasame also sings, “Damn it just say you been thankful/’Cause I ain’t heard it in months/What about my needs/There’s really not more to this.”

The “Villain” songwriter concludes they won’t work as a couple. Jay Kasame proclaims that “he’s a dime of a dozen” and isn’t “the one to be your crutch.”

The chorus explores the profound love Jay Kasame has for this person.

“Dependent on you/Told me come through/Can’t help myself/Your voice is so sweet to me/To me, to me, oh.”

Listen to “Call Me Up” by Jay Kasame below: