Minneapolis nights hit different, and John Lee Love sounds right at home in that cold, reflective energy. His new track Toxic feels like a convo you weren’t supposed to overhear. No hooks chasing trends, no shiny distractions. Just truth spilling out the speakers.
“Toxic” ain’t about pointing fingers for sport. It’s about calling out the double standards that creep into relationships when accountability goes missing. John Lee Love talks from the angle of a man already judged, already labeled, already blamed. But instead of folding, he flips the lens back around. Sometimes the love turns sour because both people pouring poison in the cup. That’s the message, and it lands heavy.
His delivery is calm but sharp. No yelling, no extra dramatics. That confidence makes the bars hit harder. He weaves melody into his flow like muscle memory, riding the beat instead of fighting it. It’s that grown-man cadence, like he’s been here before and learned what really matters.
Outside the booth, his life reads like a movie credits roll. Self-published author with dozens of books, pro BMX’er, bio-robotics inventor, founder of the Personal Evolution brand. That layered grind shows in his music. You can hear the discipline, the curiosity, the refusal to stay boxed in. This ain’t someone chasing validation, this is someone documenting evolution.
“Toxic” sits in that late-night category. Windows down, thoughts loud, city lights blurring. It’s the kind of song that makes you rethink past arguments and old situationships. John Lee Love ain’t asking you to agree with him. He’s just telling you what it felt like from where he was standing. And sometimes, that honesty is the hardest flex of all.
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