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SAINt JHN Laps Around In “Circles” On New Single: Stream

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SAINt JHN is a very vibrant and versatile artist, and it seems like this new era for him will further fuse R&B and alternative rock elements. Moreover, this new single “Circles” is a love-lorn, guitar-led jam that displays a lot of vocal passion, dramatic instrumentation, and desperate themes of seeking to fit into a relationship and getting out of repetitious cycles. From what the cover art for this new song and that of the Guyanese-New Yorker’s previous single “Humble” indicate, these cuts will be on the new project COLLECTION II: FAKE TEARS FROM A POPSTAR.

Back to “Circles,” though, SAINt JHN builds a pretty powerful and bombastic cut thanks to the cavernous and grand production techniques that he applies to each element of the song. With these more prolific releases, fans hope that this new era manifests into this full-length sooner rather than later. He’s still been busy in recent months, assisting on Mez’s The Loading EP and contributing a Swizz Beatz, BIA, and Fivio Foreign collab to the Godfather Of Harlem soundtrack, “Street Opera.”

With all this in mind, fans of the “You Laughed At Me” creative are foaming at the mouth, and if we can expect this level of quality from his next move, he’ll have a killer year. If you haven’t heard SAINt JHN”s “Circles” yet, find it on your preferred streaming service or check it out on YouTube below. Down there, you can also find the comments section for you to drop your thoughts on the cut and some standout lines from it. As always, check back in with HNHH for the latest musical gems dropping around the clock.

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SAINt JHN’s “Circles”: Stream

Quotable Lyrics
This a broken DVD, life’s been a loop,
Me and you, the worst part of this scene,
I’m broken too, impossible,
‘Cause I’m supposed to be a superhero, baby,

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SAINt JHN Unveils New Single “Circles”

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SAINt JHN Unveils New Single "Circles"

Today, Grammy award-winning musician SAINt JHN announced the release of his new single, “Circles.” In this alternative pop track, SAINt JHN delivers an emotional portrayal of an intoxicating love that drives him to the brink of insanity. The lyrics, “I been really tryna hurt myself for you,” reveal the depth of his emotional struggle. With his melodic vocals, he exposes the mental turmoil this love causes, singing, “life’s been a loop, with me and you, the worst part of this scene, I’m broken too, impossible.”

“Circles” follows the release of his Afrofusion single “Humble” last week, where JHN reflects on his humble beginnings and overcoming adversity. These recent releases continue to build momentum since his collaboration with Victony on “Tiny Apartment” in June. Last summer, SAINt JHN showcased his versatility with the track “Jessica,” featuring Michaël Brun, Charly Black, and J Perry. With “Circles,” SAINt JHN continues to captivate listeners with his heartfelt lyrics and dynamic sound.

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Post Malone Settled The Lawsuit Over His No. 1 Song ‘Circles’ Just Before The Trail Was Set To Start

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Post Malone has officially settled the lawsuit over his song “Circles,” just as it was supposed to go to trial yesterday (March 21). Back in 2019, another musician, Tyler Armes, claimed that he wrote most of the No. 1 hit, including the melody. However, he was only offered five percent in publishing royalties, per The Guardian.

“I was beside him giving input – I was not just someone hanging out in the room,” Armes said. He also added that any negotiations for a higher rate were disregarded by Malone’s manager and team.

The following year, he officially sued the rapper, noting that he wanted proper credit as a co-writer and to receive past and future royalties. Malone wound up countersuing.

“It is an age-old story in the music business that when a song earns the type of runaway success that ‘Circles’ has garnered, an individual will come out of the woodwork, falsely claim to take credit for the song, and demand unwarranted and unearned windfall profits from the song,” Malone’s filing said.

The last development in the case found Judge Otis D. Wright refusing to dismiss the case last year, citing that a jury might be able to find that Armes “shared equal control in the session, making nonhierarchical contributions to a unitary whole.”

Official terms of Malone and Armes’ settlement are undisclosed at this moment.