Check out the latest single from Joshiah Lowe and Jeremy Flick.

Music by Josiah Lowe & Jeremy Flick “U Don't Like It!” © 2022 Enoch Flow Records

Do you ever lack confidence, feel insecure, or find yourself being too agreeable? Cuz I sure do. I wrote this song as a reminder to myself that our uniqueness is what adds value to those around us.

Experience a small town songwriter celebrate big success with family, friends, and fans.

This Christian rap duo doesn't disappoint with a light-hearted, energetic date night anthem with lyrical prowess akin to NF. The music video takes place in a bowling alley/arcade where the two reenact date night shenanigans.

After amassing 200,000 total Spotify streams, Jeremy tactfully blends unadulterated emotion with childlike innocence - complete with a gripping lyric video.

This song is arguably Jeremy’s most powerful composition as he boldly addresses the dichotomy between our (human) thirst for validation and the moral compass by which Jeremy believes we ought to live.

May this song give you the courage to own your weaknesses, your insecurities. May you free yourself from trying to be Perfect - and just be the best version of yourself you can be.

The hard truth is that we are perfectly imperfect. We can choose to own our pride or ignore it. Let’s be forgiving of others - and of ourselves - even when it’s challenging. Reflect and course correct. Let’s do our best ‘til we’re home.

My wife and I are approaching 2 years of marriage and I couldn’t be happier. But - this song was written during a more somber time.

A groovy acoustic pop anthem. The journey begins with a man looking to prove himself to the one he loves.

…perhaps a beauty in disguise.

As the second single to my first official rap album (set to release in a few weeks), I hope you find this song as a healthy reminder to go back to the basics in times of uncertainty. No need to overcomplicate the simple things in life. Save, plan, and pray.

“Not everything you see is what’s really happening.”

Anonymous is the leading single to my first official rap album set to release in October. I also view this song as a stepping stone to clarifying my voice as an artist and moving from what people want to hear to what people need to hear.