by Christian hip-hop veteran Tedashii has released the stirring new single, “Stay Alive,” which finds him opening up about some of the darkest moments in his life. The slow-burning track, which follows Tedashii’s 2024 album, Dead or Alive Pt. 2, delves into personal themes of addiction, fear, and perseverance. Over the steady, hypnotic beat, featuring Sam Rivera, Tedashii delivers raw, confessional lyrics about life’s hardships: “One more night, running low on highs/One more try, to be alright/With all you had in front, you might just get to lose/One more fight, just stay alive.”
At a time when mental health is at the forefront of the public conversation, “Stay Alive” offers a message of hope and solidarity to anyone battling their inner demons. The song’s chorus serves as a mantra, with Tedashii urging listeners to “hold on tonight” and “keep holding tight.” The poignant lyrics underscore the importance of reaching out for help and finding the strength to carry on even in one’s bleakest hour.
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Tedashii demonstrated his compassion beyond just music by recently braving the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles to volunteer and assist those impacted. As he filmed content for the “Stay Alive” video, the rapper said he was called by God to stay longer and provide aid to evacuated families at risk of losing everything to the fires. “In your darkest moments, know that Jesus walks beside you, lighting the path with His love and grace,” Tedashii reflected on Instagram, asking his followers to pray for those affected.
“Stay Alive” marks the beginning of a prolific new chapter for Tedashii in 2025 as he continues to share his journey of pain, healing, and renewed purpose through music. Drawing on over two decades of experience as an artist, public speaker, and community leader, the Texas native remains committed to uplifting and inspiring others to embrace their God-given identity. With its unflinching honesty and uplifting spirit, “Stay Alive” exemplifies the unifying power of faith and art.
