Bubba Moh is the part of CJ that's tired of pretending. The voice that says the thing nobody else at the table will say — and makes it sound like a love song while it does.
This is bluesy soul with a rock edge. A foundation built on slow grooves, heavy feel, and a voice that doesn't flinch. Bubba's had it — with where the world is, with the gap between what's right and what's polite, with everything we've all agreed not to talk about. He sings about it the only way he knows how: directly, gorgeously, and without apology.
The gorgeous tones are the trojan horse. You come for the voice. You stay for what it's actually saying. Where CodiKrome confesses and Krome Theory shouts, Bubba just tells you — calm as Sunday morning, sharp as a kitchen knife. The contrast is the whole point.
For listeners who want a song to do something. For producers who know a singer who can deliver hard truth without sounding bitter is the rarest instrument in the room.
New Bubba Moh material is on the way. The first cuts will drop later this year.
The soul/blues version. CodiKrome leads on this track — Bubba Moh and Riffy Waters versions dropped same day.
The soul/blues take on Devil's Greed. Music video is live on YouTube — song drops Friday, August 21 on Spotify and Apple Music. CodiKrome and Riffy Waters versions streaming now.
The full Bubba Moh playlist on Spotify. Updated as new songs drop — his own tracks plus artists that hit like he does.
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