Every second of your life is a question, another analysis, another reason to doubt yourself, and you get a certain kind of tired. The fifth track off Kojo Kay’s self-produced debut mixtape, “TONEBOW,” is an extension of that experience. “MORETHINK” is rooted in Hip-Hop, Rap, and Alt Pop and continues Kojo Kay’s ongoing exploration of his relationship with anxiety, particularly social anxiety.

“MORETHINK” understands how overthinking can feel personal, and how sometimes the everyday can feel heavier than it needs to be. The feeling of familiarity makes the release compelling, and the central experience is not one known only to one person.

The song feels immediate and relatable because many people can recognize feelings of overthinking, overanalyzing, and getting caught up in their head. “MORETHINK“ adds another thoughtful layer to Kojo Kay’s growing musical story within “TONEBOW.” It feels like a real continuation from an artist willing to explore painful feelings and make music from that investigation.

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