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I Know You’re There

Single · 2026

Hard Rock

“I Know You’re There” is about holding onto faith in the moments when God feels distant. It comes from the struggle of knowing He is there even when you can’t feel His presence, and choosing to trust that truth when your emotions tell you otherwise. The song doesn’t try to resolve that tension with an easy answer, it captures what it feels like to keep reaching for God through the silence, holding onto the simple assurance: I know You’re there.

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Official 2.0 cover artwork: pale turquoise lettering above Xtra $avage holding an electric guitar

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2.0

Single - 2026

Alternative Hip-Hop

“2.0” marks a new chapter for Xtra $avage. Built around dark hip-hop production, live guitar, Rhodes, and a genre-blurring arrangement, the track reflects on time away from rap, artistic growth, and returning with a clearer sense of direction. It starts restrained, made to sound like he was tired of being in the studio, and closes with an extended guitar-led outro, setting the tone for where Xtra $avage is headed next.

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The One With the BOYS

Single - 2025

Hip-Hop/Rap

“The One With the BOYS” came from a moment that was more about friendship than making a serious release. Created for fun with a group of close friends before one of them moved far away, the track captures that particular time, the people involved, and the energy of simply making music together. What started as something fun became a permanent snapshot of the group before things changed.

Official No Hooks Allowed cover: a deep-red portrait of Xtra $avage with white brush marks across the eyes and white title lettering

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No Hooks Allowed

Single - 2024

Hip-Hop/Rap

“No Hooks Allowed” captures an earlier era of Xtra $avage with a straightforward, bars-first approach. Released in 2024, the track strips away the traditional chorus structure and keeps the focus on continuous verses, flow, and delivery. It stands as a snapshot of where the project was at the time, and a contrast to the more expansive sound that would later emerge with “2.0.”