Kick off your weekend with Malachi’s new visual for “Do It My Way,” a positive, upbeat track in which Malachi’s carefree attitude is in full effect. It’s a fun-filled, bouncy anthem that will resonate with anyone who’s ever been confident in who they are.
In the clip, Malachi and his friends kick it in the desert, popping donuts in a jeep and setting off colorful smoke bombs.
Watch below:
“Malachi – Do It My Way” is an empowering R&B anthem that channels self-confidence and individuality. The song exudes a bold, assertive energy from the very first note, combining sleek production with catchy melodies to create an infectious vibe that inspires listeners to embrace their unique path.
The instrumental backdrop is crafted with a modern touch, incorporating smooth synths, crisp percussion, and a groovy bassline. This contemporary production style complements Malachi’s distinct vocal delivery, which is both smooth and commanding. His voice has a laid-back yet authoritative quality that aligns perfectly with the song’s theme of self-assurance and autonomy.
Lyrically, “Do It My Way” is a declaration of independence, where Malachi asserts his right to pursue his own journey without conforming to others’ expectations. The verses are filled with clever wordplay and confident statements, while the chorus drives the message home with an irresistible hook. It’s a song about trusting your instincts, carving your own path, and refusing to let anyone else dictate your choices.
Throughout the track, there’s an underlying sense of empowerment and resilience. The upbeat tempo and rhythmic drive create an atmosphere that’s both energetic and liberating. The song’s message is universal, resonating with anyone who’s ever felt the pressure to fit into a mold, encouraging them to break free and “do it my way.”
“Malachi – Do It My Way” is a vibrant and inspiring track that motivates listeners to embrace their individuality. It’s a perfect addition to any playlist designed to boost confidence and energize the soul, reminding us that the best way to succeed is to be true to ourselves.
Son of critically acclaimed actor Obba Babatundè, Malachi had already joined Academy Award winning composer A.R. Rahman on his “A Journey Home” world tour by age 15 , where he cultivated his expertise in all things music. Since then, he has been fortuitous enough to have worked in the studio with major artists such as Sean Kingston, Jay Sean, Ky-Mani Marley, Keyshia Cole, Russ, Jake Miller, Jack & Jack, Sammy Wilk, Christian Collins, Lil Mo, and more, all whilst further developing his own musical talents.
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