Rising Star Damez Gets Real and Raw With New Two-Part Release: ‘PTSD’ and ‘Denzel Freestyle’

Artist Damez drops "PTSD" and "Denzel Freestyle," a powerful two-part release showcasing his emotional depth and lyrical prowess.
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Multi-hyphenate artist Damez is back, and he is laying it all on the line. The Atlanta-based singer, songwriter, and creative director has returned this spring with a powerful two-part release that gives fans an unfiltered look into his mind, his struggles, and his undeniable talent.

Today, Damez officially dropped PTSD and Denzel Freestyle, two tracks that showcase entirely different but equally compelling layers of his artistry.

PTSD is an emotionally charged and reflective record that captures the intense reality of internal battles and the often-chaotic journey to healing. Mixing jazzy production with heavy drums, the track mirrors the feeling of a panic attack before ultimately transitioning into a space of clarity and growth. It even features poignant excerpts from a real-life therapy session, emphasizing the song’s vulnerability.

The lyrics pull no punches as Damez explores anxiety, changing relationships, and the pressures of pursuing his dreams:

“Time moves fast, I just wanna hit pause. Better yet, let me find a way to rewind. And I’ve been watching my parents get older. Will they ever see me shine? Will they ever see me happy?”

It is a powerful anthem for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed but is determined to keep pushing forward, as Damez eventually vows: “I’m grown now… Gotta find happiness on my own. Now I got traumas, put them all on my songs… I’m strong now, but I can still use some more love.”

While PTSD invites listeners into Damez’s emotional core, Denzel Freestyle serves as an unapologetic reminder of his sheer lyrical prowess. Created during the development of his R&B/Pop album Never Satisfied, the freestyle allows Damez to flex his skills as an MC.

Gritty and thought-provoking, the track touches on everything from social commentary to personal expression, proving that Damez is an artist who refuses to be boxed into a single genre.

These two releases are just the beginning of a major month for the artist. Following the emotional depth of PTSD and the lyrical flex of Denzel Freestyle, Damez will close out April by celebrating his birthday with the release of Dance Until We Die on Monday, April 27.

The upcoming track promises to be a high-energy pivot into Pop and House music, serving as the lead single for his next project.

With this trio of releases, Damez is making it incredibly clear: he is continuously redefining his sound, pushing boundaries, and doing it all with absolute authenticity.

Check out PTSD and Denzel Freestyle, available now on all streaming platforms!