It has always been important for Jaewynn to use her voice to incite positive change within the communities she represents. Her hope is that anyone hearing NUTZ feels powerful, strong & ready to take on the world.
Jaewynn wrote NUTZ at the beginning of quarantine, when her world felt surreal & unstable. Writing has always been a release for her & it has helped keep her mentally healthy. Although NUTZ briefly speaks on her feelings during quarantine, NUTZ is also about confidence, aspirations, and continuing to build in a positive way.
Jaewynn aims to perpetuate the fact that the voices of Black & Queer POC need to be heard & celebrated. It can be very rewarding & validating to see yourself reflected in media, music, books, film & stories, so her goal is to continue inspiring & being inspired by people like her. 🖤 #BLM
Jaewynn's third single, “24” showcases a different side of her that is fueled by fire, radiating an undeniable magnetic energy.
“24” comes at a time when women are harnessing their individual vibrant power, celebrating each other and working to fulfill their dreams by any means necessary.
The video follows Jaewynn and a friend (Lil 2 Hood) as they set out on a 24-hour adventure in Los Angeles showcasing the beauty of friendship, working hard and celebrating each other.
A multi dimensional queer womxn of color, and a native to the Mission District of San Francisco, Jaewynn serves nothing but essence. Unfolding her life experiences like a 90s/2000s mixtape.
A rose that grew from the concrete, Jaewynn transforms her life experiences and ascends from them like a Phoenix rising.
SPICE GIRL, Jaewynn's second single, is a song paying tribute to all of the classic late 90's & 2000's R&B/RAP we all grew up listening to, from the perspective of a QUEER BROWN WOMXN coming from the original Mission District of San Francisco.
SPICE GIRL paints you a picture full of nostalgic metaphors while describing a love story between two womxn. Spice Girls empowered womxn worldwide, so it was only right that Jaewynn led this song with that same notion.