Jay Wile Turns On the Charm With "2AM"  [PREMIERE]

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Jay Wile is proving himself to be one of the most exciting and promising acts to come out of San Antonio, Texas. Coupling elements of R&B, hip-hop, and electronica, Jay Wile creates the perfect backdrop for his intimate songwriting. The final product is refined, to say the least. Every note played and sung word feels prophesized.  

Jay Wile's flirtatious new single, "2AM," featuring Phon and Omenihu, captures the bliss filled magic of a late evening out. A steady bass and kick drum set the backdrop for Jay Wile to showcase his songwriting ability and effortless vocal prowess. We were able to get in touch with Jay Wile to get background on the song's creation, with Wile sharing,

"'2AM' is the final single of the Bloom series before my next project. I produced this one back in March of 2018 and got my friends together to help finish the record. The song features my co-writer/producer Phon, and my friend Omenihu is featured on the third verse."

This is Jay Wile's third single release following "Pick up the Phone" and "Help Myself." His natural ability to create both heart retching ballads and up-tempo dance hits make Jay Wile's artistry something to marvel at. Jay Wile is blooming right before our eyes, it would be a shame to look away now.

Listen to the exclusive premiere of  "2AM" below:

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