J Molley To Release New Music Amid Sobriety Journey Recovery
J Molley To Release New Music Amid Sobriety Journey Recovery. Since J Molley burst onto the SA Hip Hop scene, he has showcased a remarkable talent for the culture, amassing a series of hits. However, his career journey has been fraught with ups and downs due to his battle with mental health issues.
However, in a determined effort to demonstrate his readiness to prioritize his music career, J Molley took to Instagram and enthusiastically announced his upcoming release of new music. The rapper emphasized that the forthcoming song is a gesture of gratitude towards his fans, highlighting his intention to reciprocate the support and encouragement he has received from them. This gesture reflects his deep appreciation for the unwavering backing he has experienced throughout his journey.
The highly anticipated song, “Hardest Up,” is scheduled for release today at 6:30 PM, sparking excitement and anticipation among J Molley‘s dedicated fan base. “This One Is For The Fans! 28/03/24, 6:30PM ☠,” he announced.
As the rapper’s music career has faced a downturn, attributed to his struggles with depression and bipolar disorder, recent developments have shed light on his journey. The “Seven Bottles” chanter recently issued a heartfelt apology to his fans and inner circle, recognizing his past behaviour of alcohol abuse. He expressed genuine remorse and a firm dedication as he is currently on a path of sobriety, emphasizing the significance of confronting his challenges directly.
“Today I stand before with a newfound clarity, courage and humility, seven months into my journey of sobriety. I write to extend my deepest apologies for the pain, hurt and disappointment I’ve caused due to my addiction and the resulting abuse.
“My addiction clouded my judgement, distorted my priorities and led me down the path of distraction, affecting not only myself but also those around me. I’ve recognised the harm I’ve caused, the relationships I’ve strained and the trust I’ve shattered. I can’t explain why I made so many mistakes, why I repeated them knowing I was digging a hole too deep to climb out. I only know I did that and that I’m deeply sorry.” J Molley said.
