In ‘Time and Day’, Jaygreen’s solution to forging forward is an inspiration to mankind

In his album “Street Food,” featuring 10 dynamic afrobeat songs, Joseph Ahmed, with his artist name ‘JayGreen’, singles out “Time and Day” to emphasise the efficacy of hard work, focus, contentment, and gratitude. These ‘life tools’ are essential for standing out in all endeavours.

“Time and Day” begins with a simple yet powerful chord progression, accompanied by bongo drums and an electronic snare rim. This sets the stage for JayGreen’s entrance, enhanced by a groovy bass line that adds depth to the afrobeat verse and chorus.

In the “Time and Day” video, JayGreen’s walking gestures, hand movements, and telephone scenes portray a mindset that is grateful yet resolute in avoiding distractions and uncalled interruptions from friends and family. The visuals transition from day to night, yet JayGreen’s actions reflect unwavering strength and consistency, free from weariness or ineffectiveness.

Based on the message in the music, “Time and Day” promises reproducible results for individuals, companies, and systems if JayGreen’s principles of hard work, focus, contentment, and gratitude are followed.

Joseph Ahmed (Jay Green) is a versatile and dynamic Afrobeat artist and producer whose work resonates with contemporary audiences and society.

His work often explores themes of gratitude, love, hard work, and well-wishing.
Watch the “Time and Day” video here: JayGreen – Time & Day