"Things I Should've Said" is a raw and introspective journey through the complexities of human connections, exploring the unspoken words that linger in the aftermath of failed relationships, family strife, and shattered friendships. Each track is a poignant reflection, delivered through heartfelt rap verses that delve deep into the emotions of regret, longing, and introspection.
From the haunting echoes of lost love to the simmering tensions of familial discord, the album paints a vivid portrait of the tangled webs we weave in our interactions with others. The beats pulse with a sense of urgency, mirroring the urgency of the emotions conveyed in the lyrics.
Tracks like "Pressure" and "1(888)888-8888" explore the aftermath of romantic heartbreak, weaving together intricate narratives of love lost and the pain of letting go. Meanwhile, "Feeling" and "84 ft. Young Roddy" delve into the complexities of family dynamics, grappling with the weight of expectations and the scars left by unspoken truths.
Amidst the turmoil, there are moments of clarity and redemption, as songs like "Sunshine ft. Skyzoo" and "Are You Done?" offer glimpses of hope and growth amidst the wreckage of shattered relationships.
"Things I Should've Said" is more than just an album—it's a cathartic journey through the tangled emotions of the human experience, inviting listeners to confront their own unspoken truths and find solace in the power of music to heal and transform.
"My creativity has always been paramount in my musical and artistic experiences, and my destiny is to share with the masses, to inspire, grow, cultivate, and enthuse the generations before me and the ones that come after me."
Born to West Indian parents, that hailed from Haiti, Twelvie (Danny Twelvetree) is the 3rd born from the quartet of “blessings” of his “personal heroes”- His parents. Raised on the southside of Chicago, and given the opportunities to expand on his creativity, Twelvie learned many lessons that the streets, and his educational environment would eventually teach him, and used them to courageously push on to the development of the brand, known as 888 MMG.
Family is paramount to a Haitian upbringing, and with these experiences instilled in him, at a young age, he knew the qualities that he wanted in the creation of this authentic and eclectic group of awesome thinkers, innovative artists, and pioneering illustrators of originality.
Musical influences are a far range starting from Caribbean influences such as Coupe Cloue, Larose Dieudonne, and Beres Hammond, to revolutionary artists, such as The Beatles, Tupac Shakur, Michael Jackson, Notorious B.I.G., and the list goes on…
888MMG is interested in all social responsibility aspects of the City of Chicago, to give back to the youth, and preserve the musical talents of our generation, in hopes of establishing a beacon of integrity and hardworking perseverance to the illustration of ARTISTRY.
Twelvie is adding more and more to his portfolio, and feel free to stay tuned to the next upcoming events. Follow him on his social media platforms for more information!