 Some think Wednesday's are boring, That's until Jarry Manna started Wave Wednesdays, which is a day that the artist Jarry Manna dropped exclusive content to his loyal fanbase. The Local Waver has seen some major success and all without a major deal. When we say major were talking about the million streams on Spotify. Yea, Major! You would think he has nothing left to prove right? Wrong. Jarry Manna is proving that if the majors won't open the door than the WAVE will get him to his beach. And as his recent release states, he's here to "Collect"! Picking up from his EP HW3 (short for Holy Weapon 3) Jarry Manna dropped Collect from his Wave Wednesday collection of songs that was released earlier this year. Collect is Jarry Manna in his element. His use of melody, his flow, and his delivery all combine to create a sound that is truly like no other. This is the WAVE! The video to Collect was shot by Native Mello and directed by Caleb Tyrrell. The video is a representation of the song in it's purest sense. As you can see different elements of the beat that influence the actual video such as; the Nintendo lettering and animation seen throughout. He even does a slight stunt as he holds his Supreme bag which lets his haters know that he's living these lyrics and more importantly. He's in his bag. So sit back and watch the Local Waver Jarry Mana. Run the play that I received from the way. To hear more from Jarry Manna go to his social media links below: Spotify @JarryManna Instagram @JarryManna
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