Exzenya, an independent artist, has been steadily building her catalog under Exzenya Productions, with over 40 tracks in the works and a clear vision for her sound. Her background in psychology and communications shows in how she writes: she understands people, their mistakes, and the messy reality of consequences.
“A track that turns consequence into cadence, making accountability impossible to ignore.”
In “V.I.P.”, Exzenya takes those three letters we associate with bottle service and luxury and redefines them completely: Victims Impact Panel, the program that DUI offenders have to attend. The energy is there, the production hits hard, and the lyrics don’t hold back on the reality of what happens when you mess up behind the wheel.
She’s not making light of drunk driving, but rather shows what comes after. The endless fees, the lost license, and the anxiety about losing your job. Being a “V.I.P.” here means sitting in court with everyone else, just another case number the judge barely looks at. Exzenya describes that feeling of invisibility in the system while the bills keep piling up.
The track is already making moves, charting early on Euro Indie and breaking into SoundCloud’s Top 40 shortly after release. Exzenya comes through with confidence and sharp lyricism that fans of artists like Eminem and Megan Thee Stallion appreciate, but with her own unique touch.
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