oryah and ygtut turn late-night survival into a soulful hip-hop gem

good! morning is track two on oryah’s concept album dodging daylight, and it lands right at the album’s emotional pivot point. built around a wonderfully warm, soulful beat, the track pairs oryah’s laid-back east coast delivery with a guest verse from tennessee’s ygtut. and together they turn an album about burnout and digital distraction into something that finally sounds like relief. it’s less an anthem and more an exhale, the sound of surviving the night and actually making it to daylight. it really is a vibe.

friend of the blog oryah is a recording artist from the poconos on the east coast of the us, who started out producing beats before he began rapping during the pandemic. raised on rock and metal before hip-hop and rnb pulled him in during his teens, he cites lil wayne, odd future, lucki, isaiah rashad, and kendrick as touchstones, though he’s definitely in his own lane. dodging daylight is his late-night concept album about the pressure, burnout, and distraction that blur into one long fight to make it through the night, and good! morning is the moment that fight starts to pay off.

as a track, good! morning feels is warm, hard-won, and feels like a triumph. it’s proof that oryah and ygtut know exactly how to turn burnout into a beauty. we love it.

thank u for making this oryah 🫡

instagram