Nigerian hitmaker Young Jonn is back with a fresh and emotionally charged single, “Sooner”.
Following the success of his 16-track album “Jiggy Forever”, the singer, songwriter, and producer delivers a powerful new song that offers a raw and vulnerable glimpse into his emotional world.
Unlike his usual upbeat, party-driven hits, “Sooner” takes a more introspective approach. The track delves into themes of love, regret, and the desire for reconciliation. It’s a heartfelt apology from someone who acknowledges their past mistakes and hopes for a chance at redemption in a relationship.
Produced by the talented Jaytunez, “Sooner” showcases a mellow yet emotive production that complements Young Jonn’s introspective lyrics.
The song’s smooth beats and soulful melodies set the stage for his personal confessions. Lines like “Sooner or later / sugar or sugar / I apologise for the things that I have done / Baby, how can I make up for it?”, reveal the vulnerability of someone trying to make things right after a fall-out.
The song’s visuals are equally poignant. Simple yet captivating, the video focuses on Young Jonn as he pours his heart out, embodying the emotional depth of the song. It’s a stripped-down performance that emphasizes the raw emotion behind the track, further drawing the listener into the narrative.
Check out the video below
