Alright, so when you listen to my music, you’re gonna hear a lot of different sides of me. It’s not just one mood or one style, you know? I jump around because that’s how life feels to me – a mix of highs and lows, deep thoughts and just wanting to let loose.

You’ve got the tracks that hit you with that EDM energy, but sometimes there’s a layer of something else, a bit of sadness or longing underneath. Then there are the straight-up love songs, the ones where I’m just putting those feelings out there.

But it’s not all just about the heart and the beat. I spend a lot of time thinking, you know? About life, about why things are the way they are. Those philosophical tracks, they’re me trying to make sense of it all, and maybe they’ll click with someone else who’s thinking the same things. And yeah, that Roman Empire vibe? Sometimes a sound just hits me and it feels grand, powerful, like something ancient and timeless.

Looking at all my songs lined up, it’s like a map of where my head’s been. “Someday I Will Win” – that’s the fighter in me, the one that keeps pushing. And then you’ve got tracks that are just about a moment, a feeling – like the push and pull in “Do you love me, are you still mad at me.”

Looking at all my songs lined up – “Hit the beat, drop the heat, remember my name,” “You’re the liar the fraud in disguise (Radio Edit),” “Why do you leave me (Inspirational Version),” “Blonde girl, dancing, making everything right (Fast Version),” “Blonde girl, dancing, making everything right (Valentine Day Version),” “FROM MY SOUL Released Again” with tracks like “The girls love to tease” and “I lost my job,” “Mahadev ka naam loon (Rap Version),” “Luigi Luigi The Hero in green (Various Vocal Version),” “Luigi, Luigi, the hero in green,” “Happy New Year Life is short Lets have fun (New Year Version),” “Jingle Bell Jingle Bells Kizomba by Jinreal,” “I am going to New York,” “Jingle bell Jingle bells Kizomba (Fast Christmas Version),” “The Charms and Flirts of Classic Bollywood: Oh, The Girls they love to tease (Fast Dance Version),” “The Charms and Flirts of Classic Bollywood: Oh, The Girls (English Version),” “I lost my job (Clean Version),” and of course, “Someday I Will Win” – it’s like a map of where my head’s been. “Someday I Will Win” – that’s the fighter in me, the one that keeps pushing. And then you’ve got tracks that are just about a moment, a feeling – like the push and pull in “Do you love me, are you still mad at me.”

I don’t really do the whole staying-in-one-lane thing. For me, music is about exploring all these different sounds and emotions. I hope when people listen, they can find something that resonates with them, whatever they’re feeling. It’s all Jinreal, and it’s all coming from the same place, even if it sounds different track to track.