“Pejar King: A Look at His Songs, Release Dates, Musical Style, and Upcoming Projects

 

Known Songs & Releases by Pejar King

Here are some of the confirmed singles from Pejar King’s catalog. (REAL BLOG MUSIC)

Song	Release / Notes	What it shows / why it's notable
My Life (Romance)	5 Oct 2022 (Apple Music - Web Player)	Early major single — soft, emotional, blends R&B/hip‑hop; shows his more vulnerable, romantic side. (REAL BLOG MUSIC)
Omo (Nack)	Dec 2022 (Apple Music - Web Player)	Slightly more upbeat / street‑pop vibe — explores his versatility beyond love songs. (Audiomack)
Whine for Me	2022 (listed among singles on Apple/Music profile) (Apple Music - Web Player)	Party / dance‑friendly track — shows he can deliver vibe‑heavy, social‑mood songs too. (REAL BLOG MUSIC)
Beauty No Be Makeup	Date unspecified (before 2025) (REAL BLOG MUSIC)	A message‑driven song promoting self‑acceptance & inner beauty — shows social‑conscious side. (REAL BLOG MUSIC)
Money with Donkey	26 Feb 2025 (Apple Music - Web Player)	Trap/hip‑hop‑leaning — marked as one of his boldest releases; shows ambition, hustle themes. (REAL BLOG MUSIC)

Upcoming / Anticipated Tracks & What to Watch

• Drunk in Love — According to recent write‑ups, this upcoming single is expected to be a “trap‑infused romantic anthem,” likely blending his melodic and street‑wise sides for a fresh vibe. (REAL BLOG MUSIC)

• Given his pattern (love songs → street/pop → hustle/trap), there’s a good chance future releases will alternate between romantic/Afro‑R&B vibes, street/pop/trap energy, and social‑message songs — showing off his versatility.

What to Listen for — Tracks to Watch Right Now

If I were you and I wanted to get a sense of Pejar King’s range, I’d start by listening to:

• My Life (Romance) — for his emotional / romantic side

• Omo (Nack) — for a more upbeat / street‑pop vibe

• Beauty No Be Makeup — for lyrical depth and a socially conscious message

• Money with Donkey — for trap‑inspired hustle energy

And as soon as Drunk in Love drops, I’d check that out to see how his sound evolves — it could be one of his most defining tracks yet.