The Pulse of Entertainment - March 24, 2026

The "Just Let It" album offers 14 tracks. The "Do Whatchu Gotta" single is the second one form the album and it is accompanied by a music video that has amassed over 6,000 views in one week and the lyric video 6,000 in four weeks. The album features keyboardist/producer Eric Robinson, producer Carrtoons, rapper Rose Noir, and Raquel Rodriquez.

"There is always time for another album. I was working on this album ever since the last one in 2020," Lawson told me when I asked. "I am always working on new music. On this album I enlisted a bunch of artists and a rapper. Some I know like Eric Robinson, we met at the Capital Jazz Festival Cruise. Been 10 years. I have a track I performed with him...he was stoked!"

Jarrod Lawson performs a lot, and I asked him if it was exciting or hard work and he said, "A little of both. Of course I love it, but its grueling work. But...the reward is the stage."

Lawson, who debuted in 2014, has launched six international tours. In fact, he was on tour when I interviewed him for The Pulse of Entertainment.

"This project is leaning on Urban," said the Jazz FM Award winning Soul Artist of the Year. "It has the best producer on the planet. We did two songs together. He hooked me up with a rapper that he knows. Some other cats I did not know...but I admired from a far....Carrtoons, he is a bass player and producer."

The "Do Whatchu Gotta" single has a soulful/urban vibe you must hear!  www.JarrodLawson.com

SYNDICATED COLUMNIST: Dr. Eunice Moseley has an estimated weekly readership of over one million for her column The Pulse of Entertainment. She is the publisher of the digital magazine www.ThePulseofEntertainment.com, which has an estimated 160,000 visitors a month. An entrepreneur, Dr. Moseley’s company, Freelance Associates, is a business management/public relations strategic planning and consulting firm that is celebrating 32 years in 2025. Dr. Eunice also serves as professor for the School of Business at Stanton University in Anaheim, California and serves as promotions director (at-large)/journalist and business consultant for The Baltimore Times. Dr. Moseley founded the Uplifting Minds II Foundation (www.UpliftingMinds.com) in 2023, a 501 C3 with a mission to empower the underserved through three major programs – One Stop Business Shop, the ULMII Professional Conference and the ULMII Academy (business management and public relations). EVENTS: "Uplifting Minds II" Entertainment Conference (ULMII), was launched by Dr. Eunice in 1999, to educate aspiring artists/musicians about the business of entertainment – www.UpliftingMinds2.com. Next ULMII Entertainment Conferences for Baltimore on Saturday April 18, 2026, presented by Security Square Mall and The Baltimore Times, and for Los Angeles on Saturday, November 7, 2026, presented by The Pulse of Entertainment and the ULMII Foundation. The ULMII conferences are free with virtual access via Zoom. ULMII entertainment conference offers a Professional Panel Q&A Session, a Professional Talent Showcase and International Talent Competition where the top three scored acts receive the ULMII Best Act Award and over $20,000 valued in prizes/product/services and cash!