Ms King

BUMPING – Ms King Heat. Chaos. Chemistry. “Bumping” captures that reckless moment when the room disappears and instinct takes over. Set against a dark, high-energy atmosphere, this track blends tension, rhythm, and raw emotion into something bold and unapologetic. It’s about attraction that doesn’t ask permission. Connection that doesn’t wait for daylight. Driven by pulse, attitude, and late-night intensity, “Bumping” is built for speakers turned up and lights turned low. Written and performed by Ms King. All rights reserved.

Back Then . Written and performed live studio session by Ms King. A country-folk acoustic song about love, disappointment, and emotional maturity. It reflects on youth, heartbreak, and the moment you stop waiting for someone else to choose you — because you’ve chosen yourself.

Wishing On a Star (80s Dreamwave Mix) – Ms King by Lorraine

This is my RnB reinterpretation It carries the nostalgia, but the story and delivery are all mine. A smooth, slow-burning RnB groove, full of warmth, longing, and that late-night emotion only music can bring.

I sing on all of my songs — every vocal is my real voice. I sometimes experiment with modern processing tools to shape the sound or texture, impression of AI involvement. All of my music is 100% written, performed, and owned by me. I’m a fully independent artist still learning the best ways to present and release my work, and your support genuinely helps me refine that.

Sometimes love feels just like an old car that won’t start. This blues track tells the story of being stuck on the roadside of romance — turning the key, checking the oil, but nothing sparks. With raw vocals, a gritty shuffle, and soulful guitar solos, “My Car Won’t Start” is a playful yet heartfelt blues number that rolls between humor and heartbreak. Turn it up, feel the groove, and let the blues ride with you. 🎸💙

Roll Over Opening with the striking image of “two men in my bed, one of them said roll over,” this song sets the tone with playful defiance. It’s a blues number about tangled love, restless nights, and the urge to push past limits. Wry, cheeky, and full of swagger, Roll Over captures the messy, magnetic pull of desire in true blues fashion

“Cry Cry Cry” is the sound of a heart cracking in real time. It’s the moment a woman realises she can’t pretend anymore — the pain is too loud, and the truth too heavy to swallow. This song isn’t about weakness; it’s about release. About letting the tears come when holding them back would break you even more. It tells the story of loving someone who couldn’t love you properly, and carrying the weight of that disappointment until it finally spills over. The voice in this song is tired — tired of waiting, tired of trying, tired of carrying the blame for a love that was never equal. But beneath the sadness, there is strength. Because crying isn’t falling apart — it’s a cleansing. It’s the first step to letting go, to reclaiming your heart, and to rising again after someone has left you empty. “Cry Cry Cry” is raw emotion, wrapped in melody — a confession, a release, and a quiet beginning of healing.

A tongue-in-cheek anthem of sass and self-worth. Fun, confident, and bold

Every note’s a scar. Every verse, a memory

Blues ain’t just music — it’s confession with a groove

"She kissed like a promise and left like a storm."

“That feeling you get late at night, when it’s just you, your thoughts, and a record that gets it. This is one of those songs — slow, smoky, and true.”

“One moment you're in love, the next you're a puff of smoke. This blues track tells it like it is — no filter, all feeling.”

“Sunday to Monday Blues “Got that sweet Sunday to Monday blues when I see you.” This track captures the tender ache of longing tied to time — the way one glance or memory can stretch a single moment across days. It’s classic blues, full of slow-burning soul, melancholy, and desire that lingers long after the week has begun.

“Strip You Bare” is a heartbreak truth-teller — a song about the quiet cruelty some men inflict when they trade in loyalty for youth. It follows the story of a woman who gave her best years to someone who, in the end, walked away for a younger face and a newer life. The title doesn’t mean taking off clothes — it means something deeper: They strip you bare of time, strip you bare of trust, strip you bare of the love you poured into them, and leave you standing there with nothing but memories of who you used to be. This song captures: the sting of being replaced the shock of realising love wasn’t enough the unfairness women face as they grow older the strength it takes to rebuild when someone takes the best years of your life and walks away “Strip You Bare” is your voice, your truth — a blues-jazz confession for every woman who loved deeply and was left behind by someone chasing youth.

Haunting and fleeting — like love and memories that vanish but never truly leave.

02-Calling in my dreams by Lorraine

Cry Cry Cry is a recorded track that I left maybe come back to and record again it features my friend Joaquin vera

Hello guys, love Midnight Drive jam, thought I would tag along with some of the cuff lyrics hope you dont mind, Ms King https://soundcloud.com/sound-underground Hi Ms King, what a pleasure to hear from you :)) I love your vocal to our tune - you've turned it into a song! We're all good over here in the UK how about you? Very happy for you to make this collaboration available on Soundcloud, send us a download too. I like the picture on the red sports car... naughty and very nice!! #jazz #driveingjazz #midnightdrive #jazzy #originaljazz #funkyjazz #lovejazz

Music version Dinah Washington What a difference a day makes Composer Stanley Adams, Maria Grever Cover By Ms King, Ms King has a distinctive, unique voice. #jazz #whatadifferenceadaymakes #jazzclassics #jazzstandards #americansonbook #jazzdiva #jazzvintage #diva