Jessica (feat. J. Balvin, Charly Black, SAINt JHN & J. Perry)

Michael Brun's song "Jessica" featuring J. Balvin, Charly Black, SAINt JHN, and J. Perry is a vibrant and rhythmic ode to a captivating woman named Jessica. The song's lyrics are a blend of English, Spanish, and Creole, reflecting the diverse cultural backgrounds of the artists involved. The repeated mention of Jessica's name, coupled with the phrase "ou mete m tét anba, manman" (which translates to "you turn my head upside down, mama" in Haitian Creole), emphasizes the profound impact she has on the singers. This phrase suggests that Jessica has a mesmerizing and disorienting effect on those who encounter her, highlighting her allure and the chaos she brings into their lives.

The song's verses delve deeper into the character of Jessica. SAINt JHN's verse portrays her as a complex figure who is both desirable and elusive. He describes her as someone who can manipulate emotions and leave a lasting impression, as seen in lines like "I don't need nobody 'round me to hold me and take me" and "Jessica, my love, I wanna give you my all." This duality of attraction and frustration is a central theme, as Jessica's actions leave the singers longing for more while grappling with the emotional turmoil she causes.

J. Balvin's verse adds another layer to Jessica's character, depicting her as a confident and somewhat mischievous figure. His lines, "Mírala, como va / Con su cara de maldad" ("Look at her, how she goes / With her face of mischief"), suggest that Jessica is aware of her effect on others and enjoys the power she wields. The repeated calls of "gyal a weh yuh deh" ("girl, where are you?") further emphasize the sense of longing and pursuit that Jessica inspires. Overall, the song paints a vivid picture of a woman who is both enchanting and enigmatic, leaving a trail of fascination and confusion in her wake.