There comes a point when patience wears thin and honesty finally takes over. On “Yeah I Said It,” PS Joey transforms that feeling into an infectious alt pop anthem packed with groove, humor, and emotional honesty. Beneath the playful energy of the record sits something far more personal: the relief of finally saying what has been building up for far too long.
The inspiration behind the track came directly from Joey’s own experiences navigating environments that demanded restraint and professionalism. From military life to corporate America, he spent years adapting to what different spaces expected from him. Music became the one place where he no longer had to filter himself. That freedom runs through every part of “Yeah I Said It,” giving the song an authenticity that instantly connects.
Sonically, the track blends alternative pop, R&B, funk, and soul into a sound that feels both polished and alive. Syncopated guitar riffs, crisp drums, and a bassline that never stops moving give the song its undeniable bounce. Fans of artists like Steve Lacy, SiR, and Musiq Soulchild will recognize the smooth energy, but Joey brings his own personality through sharp songwriting and a sense of humor that keeps the track light on its feet.
The creative process started the moment Joey heard the beat. The groove immediately unlocked the concept, and the lyrics followed naturally. Rather than overthinking the writing, he leaned into honesty and instinct, allowing the record to come together quickly. That rawness gives the song its charm. Nothing feels forced or manufactured.
One of the strongest moments arrives in the chorus, where humor and frustration collide in a way that feels instantly relatable. It is catchy, confident, and self aware all at once. Joey understands that sometimes the truth lands harder when it comes with a smile instead of anger.
With the upcoming single “Choosing Me” and his EP The Peace arriving later this summer, PS Joey is building more than a collection of songs. He is building an emotional journey rooted in self awareness, growth, and creative freedom. If “Yeah I Said It” proves anything, it is that honesty sounds even better when it finally comes without apology.
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