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Side A
The Spark · The Chorus
The fall, the pull, intimacy, and the songs we replay when love still feels possible.
- Wishful Thinking
- Show Off
- Sleeping Next to You
- Inbox Chronicles, Part One
Poetry · Spoken Word · Story
Good Vibez
Poetry
Good Vibez is my poetry and spoken-word identity—the voice I use to turn love, loss, survival, desire, Black womanhood, and becoming into something that can be felt out loud.
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Side A · 01
“Good vibes were never the absence of pain. They were what I made out of it.”
Good Vibez and Keley Johnson are not competing names. Keley is the woman and writer. Good Vibez is the poetry—the intimate, unfiltered spoken-word voice that steps to the microphone and tells the truth.
The poetry collection · Coming soon
The Life and Times
of Good Vibez:
The Mixtape
A poetry collection by Keley Johnson
Structured like a mixtape someone made for you at 1 a.m., this intimate, confessional collection moves through desire, heartbreak, grief, ancestry, Black womanhood, self-possession, and rebuilding. There are no filler tracks—only poems that tell the truth and ask to be felt from beginning to end.
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Listen from the beginning
A book with
two sides—and a reprise.
The collection unfolds like music: attraction becomes intimacy, intimacy meets static, and what remains becomes its own kind of power.
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Side B
The Static
Friction, heartbreak, complexity, and the emotional truth that arrives when the music changes.
- Giving You My Heart Back
- You Can’t Handle Me
- Dirty Glass
- The Undoing
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Bonus Track
The Reprise
The aftermath: ancestry, self-reclamation, Black womanhood, transformation, and beginning again.
- Deeply Rooted
- Bad Bitch
- Black Womanhood and Humanity
- Next Level... Loading
The spoken-word album · Streaming now
Heart of a Woman
Dedicated to the Black Man, Vol. 1
Poetry made to be heard. Keley brings love, intimacy, reflection, and the emotional life of Black relationships into the room through voice, rhythm, pauses, and feeling.
Good Vibez at the microphone
The poem
in her own voice.
Keley Johnson performing a poem as Good Vibez—the poetry and spoken-word identity where the page becomes voice, rhythm, breath, and presence.
The woman behind the words