Keahndre delivers the raw truth. His new single, "Good Enough," from his debut EP "444," is not your ordinary hip-hop track resting on an on-trend beat. It's a soul-baring confession packed inside a hip-hop shuffle, and its memory will stay with you long.
"This record is me being honest about what I felt," he says, and that truth pierces through every line, every silence, every beat. You can hear the bewilderment in his voice, the ache of betrayal, and even the internal struggle of attempting to reclaim something that was lost by being made to question it. That takes a quiet kind of bravery, especially in a genre that prefers its toughness a little more than its tenderness.
Based in Dallas, Keahndre does not appear on the scene simply as a rapper; instead, he is a storyteller bearing his soul. On "Good Enough," it's all real. Against a melancholic soundscape, Keahndre delves into heartbreak, betrayal, and the painful process of rebuilding self-love. The production on "Good Enough" is sparse, allowing Keahndre's words to breathe musically. It's Keahndre sitting with those wounds, struggling to understand them and, by extension, inviting us to do the same.
On "444," but especially on "Good Enough," Keahndre is offering up part of his soul. This is an artist not afraid to be seen at his most vulnerable. And in the process, he taps into something universal. Keahndre's response is not the final word, and perhaps it's not supposed to be. He's still figuring it out, and he's fearless to bring us along for the ride.
Reviewed by LyricalOdyssey Music
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July 30, 2025
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