In a bold move rooted in discipline and self-reflection, Dax returns with "Man I Used To Be," a soul-baring anthem born from six months of sobriety and the creative clarity that came with it. Dax has always been a voice for those who feel unseen. This time, he's turning the spotlight on himself, and it might be his most powerful move yet.
Dax strips away the noise, both musically and emotionally, to deliver a raw and unfiltered confession. There's no bravado here, no hiding behind bravura beats. Instead, what we get is something far more powerful: truth. The kind that sits heavy on the chest but lightens the soul. Each line feels carved from lived experience, shaped by pain, growth, and a quiet triumph that doesn't need to shout to be heard. The vulnerability is palpable, yet it never veers into self-pity. It's the sound of someone facing their past without flinching and choosing to move forward.
With minimal production and maximum heart, "Man I Used To Be" feels like sitting across from an old friend who's finally ready to talk. There's healing in the honesty, and that's what makes this song resonate. It's not just for listeners on the same path, but for anyone who has ever looked in the mirror and wanted to change what they saw.
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