ORDER NUMBER:281646
YOUTUBE VIDEO LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3IFsKkYPDk
GENRE: RnB | Soul, Video
PR PURCHASED: Yes
HOMETOWN: Chicago/Lives in Minneapolis
ARTIST THAT INSPIRE:Lauryn Hill/ Sade/ Denise Lasalle
ADDITIONAL INFO FOR PR:
Story of betrayal and being caught in the act of adultry.
Words written by Denise LaSalle
Used with Licenseed permission with Easy Song Licensing 2023
Re-arrangement and original rap verse by N.G. Young
Produced by T-Lace
Recorded at Wave Studios, Bloomington, MN
Music Provided by Black Lions
“Crossroads” ~ Blues Guitar Type Beat | Slow/Whiskey Hip Hop | Blues/Rock Instrumental 2021 | New School Blues
Used with licensed permission
Copyright 2023 All Rights Reserved.
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Naomi Gaines-Young aka N.G. Young. She is an independent Hip-hop Artist, Published Author, Motivational Speaker, Mental Health Activist, Organizer and, Hip-hop Scholar.
N.G. Young lives her life in service to the many who suffer in silence as she once did, especially within the African American community. She seeks to end the cycle of guilt and shame, associated with having both a criminal history and a diagnosed mental illness. She speaks openly and honestly about the loss and pain in her past while moving forward in her future.
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, N.G. Young’s version blends soulful elements with hip-hop intensity, creating a piece that resonates with today’s listeners. Produced by T-Lace and recorded at Wave Studios in Bloomington, MN, the track features instrumentation provided by Black Lions, giving the song a deep, immersive quality that draws listeners in from the first beat.As an independent artist, N.G. Young (Naomi Gaines-Young) is known for her evocative storytelling and advocacy, focusing on issues that often go unspoken. She is dedicated to breaking down barriers within the African American community, addressing topics like mental health, criminal history, and societal stigma. With an unflinching commitment to honesty, N.G. Young shares her own experiences of pain, loss, and growth, encouraging others to confront their struggles openly. Her journey from personal hardship to empowerment has made her a beacon of hope for those who feel silenced or marginalized.The release of Caught in Your Own Mess aligns with N.G. Young’s mission of speaking truth to power, especially on topics that impact mental well-being and self-worth. Influenced by legendary artists Lauryn Hill, Sade, and Denise LaSalle, she brings a soulful depth to her music, merging the vulnerability of blues with the raw intensity of hip-hop. This track, in particular, delivers a message to those who have suffered from broken trust, urging both accountability and healing in the face of betrayal.The music video brings the story to life with powerful visuals, portraying the emotional aftermath of deceit. Through her performance, N.G. Young conveys the frustration, sadness, and resilience that accompany the experience of being “caught in a mess” created by dishonesty. Her honest and unapologetic approach makes the video a deeply impactful piece, resonating with anyone who has experienced betrayal or loss.Caught in Your Own Mess is more than just a song; it is an emotional journey that speaks to the heart. N.G. Young’s ability to tap into these emotions not only reflects her artistic talent but also her dedication to mental health activism. By sharing her own story and advocating for transparency, she has become a voice for those who feel unheard.Watch the Caught in Your Own Mess music video on YouTube and experience N.G. Young’s storytelling firsthandAbout N.G. YoungNaomi Gaines-Young, also known as N.G. Young, is a Minneapolis-based hip-hop artist, published author, motivational speaker, mental health advocate, and hip-hop scholar. Through her work, she seeks to destigmatize mental health and criminal history, particularly within the African American community. Using her own journey as a platform, she inspires others to confront their struggles and rise above them, creating a space for healing and change.){kind=link}