Proklaim also pushes the boundaries of creativity twice on “DE JAVU,” a song that leans toward lyrical poetry rather than traditional cadence. Recorded at Pen Pushaz Studio and honed by Wojtek Majewski at Audio Art Namibia, the song reveals the artist’s increasingly malleable approach to hip-hop. With a pared-down, slow-boom bap flow, “DE JAVU” brings the thing down to the root, showing that meaningful music doesn’t require ostentation, just realness.
Instead of working off predictable structures, Proklaim allows his words to guide the beat, creating an experience that feels contemplative and purposeful. The song is a reminder that artistry is about evolution, not imitation. Every bar has heft, an affirmation that music can be inward-looking and inspirational.
“DE JAVU” possesses a definite sense of truthfulness as Proklaim remains true to the growth of your artistry. The production, crisp but understated, lets the message come across without interference. It’s a slow burn of a track, one that gives back to the listener with depth upon each replay.
In an era of ever-changing trends, Proklaim is making a statement as he stays dedicated to his craft, reminding us all that hip-hop, in essence, is about quality.