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Madison Jay & Mr. Milly Double Down On Relentless Momentum With “I Did It Again” Feat. TommyxBoi

Some moves aren’t mistakes, they’re muscle memory. Madison Jay and Mr. Milly return with calculated confidence on I Did It Again. This marks their second release of the month and a focused strike from the upcoming joint album Still No Matter What. Joined by TommyxBoi, the track moves with the certainty of artists who know exactly what repetition builds legacy. Shot in Raleigh by Chroma Blue Studios, the black-and-white visual strips the moment down to its core: clean framing, sharp contrast, and street-level realism. There’s proof of consistency and the quiet arrogance which comes from surviving every round.

“I Did It Again” thrives on precision rather than excess. Madison Jay’s measured authority cuts through with veteran calm, while TommyxBoi reinforces the record’s weight with grounded urgency. Mr. Milly’s production keeps everything locked tight, minimal, tense, and forward-driving, allowing the bars to sit front and center. The video mirror the duo’s philosophy, it documents discipline, reinforcing the album’s central theme of endurance through pressure. With “Still No Matter What” approaching, Madison Jay and Mr. Milly are locked in and tightening their grip. Stream the official video to “I Did It Again” on BANDCAMP, APPLE MUSIC, and SPOTIFY.

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