Artist Feature
Written by Grace Hessian
Artist Feature
Jude Eid
Switching between singing and rapping, Jude Eid is building his music career right now as a teenager. Jude is passionate about his music and his style can be described as hip hop and R&B. Jude started writing music young, at around eleven years old, and has been working at it ever since.
All of Jude’s songs have been meaningful for him to write, but sometimes he will have favourite lines or particular words that really carry the message of the song.
When he finds himself in a creative block, the most important thing for him to do is to just try and write through it. Even if whatever is written is not his best or not something to be proud of, he can come back to it later and improve it.
“I like to write through my creative block because you know, then I’ll come up with something better. Not every time you’re going to write something good, so you got to write through it.”
Jude starts with a beat which sets the mood of his songs and from there he’ll write and add other elements of the song when they come. Sometimes he’ll lean more into writing about more sombre events in his or other people’s lives but for the most part his writing is happier because he likes that type of music.
Jude is thankful for the support he has received from his mum and the overwhelming support from all his friends who hype him up and encourage his music.
Jude’s music can be found on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, SoundCloud and various smaller streaming platforms. This link will direct you to his most recent single New Grind on your choice of streaming platform and this will take you to his Linktree with the most recent singles and various platforms that you can follow Jude on.
We would highly recommend going to check out and support Jude’s music because he’s definitely going places!
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