JESSIE MURPH That Ain’t No Man That’s The Devil | You’ve never heard a voice like it
Jessie Murph’s debut album captures the essence of her struggle with anger, pain and heartbreak, all sung in an emotional, dark and powerful voice with a brutal roll. This is ‘That Ain’t No Man That’s The Devil‘ 😈
Who is Jessie Murph?
Jessie Murph was born on September 22, 2004 in Athens, a small conservative town in Alabama, USA.
She fell in love with music at the age of 13 when she attended a Chris Tomlin stadium concert, at that moment she thought, “Someday I’ll be there” 💪
He started uploading cover videos to YouTube. They all reached thousands of views which encouraged her to continue. From there she moved on to TikTok, where at 17 she began to go viral. This led her to sign her first record deal with Columbia Records in 2021, releasing her first single ‘Upgrade‘.
- It was well received, but it would be his next song ‘Always Been You’ that would be the first to enter the charts.
In 2021 she released ‘When I’m Not Around‘ as a response to the bullying she had faced in her high school, something that made her stronger.
- In 2023 she released ‘Drowning’, a mixtape that included her hit ‘Pray’.
Her first Top 40 in the United States would come thanks to her collaboration with Jelly Roll on the track Wild Ones, a song that would be included in her first album released in 2024, ‘That Ain’t No Man That’s the Devil‘.
‘That Ain’t No Man That’s the Devil’ is driven by anger, spite, and hurt.
Jessie Murph
That Ain’t No Man That’s The Devil | Jessie Murph debut album
With a very Amy Winhouse style, 19-year-old Jesse Murph presents us with a project featuring 12 tracks co-written entirely by herself.
The album screams that Murph is capable of absolutely anything, rapping, country, pop, but most of all singing, really singing.
- The album begins with ‘Gotta Hold ‘ which speaks to the inner conflicts that lead to self-boycott.
- Soon comes one of the highlights, ‘Dirty‘ a duet with the great Teddy Swims, portrays a man who is like a devil, but at the same time irresistible.
- Son of a Bitch‘, like its title, is very explicit. Jessie feels cheated and she’s not going to take it.
- We jump to what for us is the best track of ‘That ain’t no man that’s the devil’. We are talking about ‘I Hope It Hurts‘, where Jessie Murph makes a vocal display worthy of the best vocalists in the world. Lyrically she expresses her wish for her partner to suffer as much as she has.
- Another highlight is ‘Wild Ones’, with Jelly Roll, with which Jessie accumulates more than 200 million listens. Of course the girl knows how to surround herself well.
- Another outstanding collaboration is the one with Koe Wetzel in the song ‘High Road’, one of the songs with a more defined country style. In the song she decides to overcome a toxic relationship with maturity and self-love.
- The last duet is found in ‘Someone In This Room’, in which she and country rock singer Bailey Zimmerman talk about a destructive relationship.
- The album ends with the most vulnerable song of the project ‘I Could Go Bad ‘. The track takes the album, wraps it up and gives you a reason why Jessie is so fucking angry all the time.
The whole album shows a Murph hurting, but with the determination to come out stronger, in a mix of genres that in no way overshadow the best thing on the album, Jessie Murph’s stunning vocals.
Video | Jessie Murph I Hope It Hurts
JESSIE MURPH I Hope It Hurts | Lyrics
I met a man in Miami-Dade
I almost died when he looked my way
I felt the moon setting too soon
He held my hand on the interstate
It’d been a while since I felt this way
I bet too soon, I bet on you
I’m not this dumb, not again
It hit the heart and knocked the wind
It knocked the door, I don’t care
It opened up, I saw it there
And what a lie and what a game
I doused it all in gasoline
I went home and you went up in flames
And I hope it burns, and I won’t be there
I hope it hurts everywhere
You’re gonna learn I’m happy to lose
But I hope you hurt, ’cause God knows I do
I lit the match and I walked away
I said no words and I left the state
Smoke in my eyes, I sat and cried
Headed north through the Everglades
Georgia line felt like Heaven’s gate
It broke me in two, ten thousand miles
I’m not this dumb, not again
It hit the heart and knocked the wind
It knocked the door, I don’t care
It opened up, I saw it there
And what a lie and what a game
I doused it all in gasoline
And I went home and you went up in flames
And I hope it burns, and I won’t be there
I hope it hurts everywhere
You’re gonna learn I’m happy to lose
But I hope you hurt, ’cause God knows I do
I hope it hurts, I’m happy to lose
And I hope you hurt, ’cause God knows I do
JESSIE MURPH I Hope It Hurts | Lyrics in Spanish
Conocí a un hombre en Miami-Dade
Casi me muero cuando me miró
Sentí que la luna se ponía demasiado pronto
Me cogió de la mano en la interestatal
Hacía tiempo que no me sentía así
Aposté demasiado pronto, aposté por ti
No soy tan tonta, no otra vez
Me golpeó el corazón y golpeó el viento
Golpeó la puerta, no me importa
Se abrió, lo vi allí
Y que mentira y que juego
Lo rocié todo con gasolina
Me fui a casa y te fuiste en llamas
Y espero que arda, y no estaré allí
Espero que duela en todas partes
Vas a aprender que estoy feliz de perder
Pero espero que duela, porque Dios sabe que yo sí
Encendí la cerilla y me fui
No dije palabras y dejé el estado
Y no te preocupes por mi, no te preocupes por mi
Me dirigí al norte a través de los Everglades
La línea de Georgia se sentía como la puerta del cielo
Me partió en dos, diez mil millas
No soy tan tonta, no otra vez
Golpeó el corazón y golpeó el viento
Golpeó la puerta, no me importa
Se abrió, lo vi allí
Y que mentira y que juego
Lo rocié todo con gasolina
Y me fui a casa y te fuiste en llamas
Y espero que arda, y no estaré allí
Espero que duela en todas partes
Vas a aprender que estoy feliz de perder
Pero espero que duela, porque Dios sabe que yo sí
Espero que duela, estoy feliz de perder
Y espero que duela, porque Dios sabe que lo hago
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