South London’s own FJ hits us with Therapoetry, an EP that feels like a real talk with your best friend—honest, raw, and just what you need. Known for his laid-back flow and introspective lyrics, FJ takes listeners through the highs and lows of life, with each track shedding light on everything from love to life lessons and a little bit of heartbreak along the way.

Kicking things off is “Dear Summer,” an opening that’s as warm as it sounds, exploring past struggles and dreams for the future. FJ reflects on his journey with a smooth, soulful vibe that pulls you right in. Up next, “Still Searching” takes on a chilled, dreamy feel as he waits on a soulmate he’s yet to meet, giving a romantic touch to his signature style.

The EP then switches things up with “Most High,” an upbeat hood R&B gem that’s packed with faith and resilience. It’s a feel-good, hands-up moment dedicated to something bigger than all of us, proving FJ’s versatility. Then comes “Regrets,” a gritty track where FJ gets real about past betrayals and the so-called “snakes” he’s had to shake off. The darker production and candid lyrics bring a whole new level of intensity.

Wrapping things up, “As The World Turns” is the EP’s perfect send-off—a reflective vibe that’s all about the journey ahead. FJ’s hopes, fears, and aspirations come together to give listeners a lasting message that sticks.

With Therapoetry, FJ delivers a personal, relatable, and downright smooth ride through his world. This EP isn’t just music; it’s a reminder that sometimes, we all need a little self-reflection.