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Musician, producer, and director, AYR Majesty, creates music designed to “evoke emotions and enthrall hearts.” He recently released Jxnna, an experimental, dark album inspired by and an homage to Jenna Ortega. “It’s a personal album,” shares the artist. “Stylistically, my album goes all over the place—I’m just creative like that.”
While balancing multiple genres and styles, the album tends toward R&B. Experimenting with a wide range of musical instruments and specialized vocal engineering, AYR Majesty is able to create a unique sound of his own. His passion for music drives him to create and share his personalized blend which captures the many genres he’s fond of.
“The song that speaks to me the most off the album is ‘I’m Sorry,’ because, even with the best intentions, I know I am often misinterpreted or not good enough. Any success with this project I owe to God, as I have prayed profusely for help even as a former atheist,” explains AYR Majesty. “The album is a dedication to somebody that inspired me to start singing. There’s not a lot of ways you can show appreciation for people, but I felt this was a pretty good way. Most of my music is directed toward that person.”
Born in Los Angeles, the young artist had a nomadic childhood that also included bouts of homelessness. He grew used to being the new kid who would always get into fights. “My first dream in life was to be one of the greats in the NFL,” shares AYR Majesty. “I spent several years pursuing that dream as a college quarterback in Texas.” It was during that period in his life that AYR Majesty began recording rap—much to his roommates’ dismay. It wasn’t until 2023 that the rapper transitioned to singing, which he once thought was “reserved for singers.” A fan of old Hollywood film, Ayr Majesty also focuses on directing and producing films.
When it comes to writing, AYR Majesty generally starts with instrumentals from one of the many producers he works with in Los Angeles. “I usually start with a beat, and then the ideas flow in from what I feel. Then I’ll write on top of that. Some songs I can finish in a few days. ‘I’m Sorry’ I did in one night.”
AYR Majesty is an artist who likes to “break the rules, innovate, and play creatively.” The result of having boundless creativity is developing music that never sounds the same yet preserves a touch unique to the artist. AYR Majesty’s creativity isn’t only about surprising listeners with its freshness—he also seeks to resonate with them and connect on a level only music can reach.
“I like to be creative in general. And music has been with me the whole time. When I finally started singing, I had feedback from people who said they liked my voice. It made me realize I was too harsh on myself this whole time. So I dedicated this past year to finding my voice.”
“If anything, I want my listeners to know it’s okay to be honest and express yourself. If you try to be someone else, you’ll feel bad because you can’t be that person. At the end of the day, it’s not up to you if people like you—so just be yourself. This album is an expression—honest, open. I feel like that’s why I was able to do it. I wasn’t trying to be something, I was just saying what I felt.”
Following the release of Jxnna, AYR Majesty is looking forward to taking a step back from music and work on production. He is self-funding a horror film pilot he has been writing for a few years. “’The Overgames’ is a series of death games and involves various serial killer players creating their own death game rules and a girl tricked by frat boys to join in for the night of her life,” shares AYR Majesty.
Make sure to stay connected to AYR Majesty on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
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