DJ Delivers Smooth Nostalgic Grooves on “U n Me”

Mesa-based artist Divine Justice, performing as DJ, released U n Me on July 16, 2026, as one of the final tracks completed for his upcoming album. Written, composed, produced, mixed, and engineered by the artist himself, the single pairs a driving bassline with modern pop production and nostalgic grooves.

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U n Me opens on deep bass notes while the percussion slowly builds, smooth as champagne being poured into a chilled glass. Nothing rushes. Every new layer settles in naturally before the lyrics arrive: “Only you can know, how my heart now grows… my soul is retrieving, it’s just us bae, you n’ me.”

The vocals lean more toward spoken word than traditional singing and carry a relaxed rap cadence that rides just behind the beat, giving the track a nostalgic 80s and 90s groove. It feels effortless. This is exactly the kind of song whose music video belongs at a crowded house party, where people are moving through the living room with red cups in hand while somebody laughs from the kitchen.

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The melody is so smooth that it buries itself in your head and follows you around. “I’ve never felt like this before, I have you and now I need nothing more,” talks about the simplicity of finding someone who makes everything else fade into the background. U n Me is about finding comfort, and a sense of completeness in someone else’s presence.

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