Ty Sorrell Turns Inward And Upward With “All On You”

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Life’s pressures can feel relentless. So much we want to do, so much we have to do, so much we’re forced to do, and so much left to do. Support systems help–it takes a village, after all–but at the end of the day, it’s you staring back in the mirror, carrying the weight of what’s left undone. It’s up to each of us to sift through the chaos, make the most of our time and energy, and still find space to enjoy the fruits of our labor and the flowers gifted to us. That balancing act between drive and burnout is one hip-hop artist Ty Sorrell knows too well. On his latest single, “All On You,” he wrestles with it all, yet keeps his focus steady and spirit intact, as seen in the track’s newly released video.

Way too much smoke to ever look in the mirror\ I don’t know where there is going\ Directionless, acting fearless,” Sorrell reflects at the start of the track, delivered in a conversational tone over a sparkling beat produced by Profound79 that feels both pensive and inviting. That sentiment of warmth wrapped around uncertainty sets the tone for the song, navigating the struggle between self-doubt and self-determination. It’s not about chasing quick fixes or easy answers, but finding clarity through honesty and integrity, enough to carry us through the day, weeks, months, and years ahead. “It’s an odyssey where honesty gets them people to hear us,” he affirms later, underscoring how sincerity grounds his work, warning that anything less risks losing that connection entirely.

Can’t nobody do it, it’s all on you,” goes the hook, delivered with smooth, serene harmony that offers the reassurance to endure the struggle and the encouragement to keep growing. It lands like a gentle reminder rather than a harsh demand–an embrace of responsibility without losing sight of grace. That balance defines the track with acknowledging how heavy life can be while still believing you’re capable of carrying it… and lifting it even higher. In Sorrell’s delivery, there’s no posturing. It’s quiet strength, earned resilience, and a deep understanding that the most complex paths often lead to the most meaningful growth.

The video, filmed and edited by The Sunroom, captures Sorrell in the heart of Richmond as he turns inward to tend to his soul, embracing the self-care needed to let go of what’s holding him back and confidently reach for that next level. And that’s just what he does on “All On You,” a deeply stirring track that feels like a defining moment in Sorrell’s career to this point, an impressive milestone he’s sure to surpass in the future. As the video closes with him sitting by train tracks, playing with petals, it’s clear the wheels are already turning toward his next bold move, which promises to match this powerful song’s ambition.

“All On You” is the opening track to Return To Forever: A Profound Discovery, a compelling collaboration between Ty Sorrell and the effortlessly smooth beatmaker Profound79. Built on calming soul and funk & jazz samples, the record serves as both a reflective meditation and a quiet call to action, balancing solitude with the momentum of self-growth. For Profound79, it’s one of many recent entries in his prolific catalog, following March’s 2Fly2Land beat tape and a joint project with CJ The Profit, A Pack Of Loosies Volume 9, released in June. For Sorrell, it marks his first full-length since 2022’s HomeGrown, a fan and critic favorite that earned a 2023 Newlin Music Prize nomination. Since then, Sorrell has stayed active through features, collaborations, and solo drops, with a new project on the horizon alongside producer M.P and fellow Richmond MC King Kaiju, already teased by their recent single “Starsky and Hutch.”

Despite all of this work from Ty Sorrell and Profound79, though, “All On You” stands out as especially exceptional. It’s an affecting reminder that growth is an ongoing process of reckoning, releasing, and rising, something Sorrell conveys through candid lyricism over Profound’s lush production. As we navigate our own winding paths, the song serves as a comforting companion, providing just enough to help us face our reflection in the mirror and keep moving forward.

Watch the video for “All On You” below, and make sure to follow both Ty Sorrell and Profound79 on social media for more updates.

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