Piece of You Lyrics – Joji & GIVĒON | from “Piss In The Wind”

Joji and GIVĒON are teaming up for Piece of You, track seven on his sprawling fourth album Piss In The Wind, hitting February 6, 2026, via Palace Creek and Virgin Music Group, and from the snippets floating around, it’s shaping up as that tender ache you can’t shake even after the room clears out.

This cut feels like Joji cracking open his chest a little wider, handing GIVĒON the mic to layer in those butter-smooth harmonies that make heartbreak sound almost comforting. It’s built on this gentle, late-night groove—think fingerpicked acoustics bleeding into subtle synth swells, with a beat that sways just enough to mimic a slow drive through rain-slicked streets. The vibe lands squarely in that alt-R&B pocket Joji owns, but the collab brings GIVĒON’s soulful depth, turning what could be a solo mumble into a real back-and-forth on clinging to fragments of someone who’s already halfway gone.

Themes circle that quiet desperation of wanting more than scraps, blending Joji’s offbeat introspection with GIVĒON’s way of making vulnerability feel like a warm blanket. No full drop yet, but the production hints at producers like BNYX or Kenny Beats keeping it raw and lived-in, true to the album’s mix of grit and glow.

Piss In The Wind’s been unfolding like a puzzle since October, starting with the surprise drop of “PIXELATED KISSES” that racked up millions overnight and cracked the Hot 100. Joji followed with “If It Only Gets Better” in early November, revealing the title and date in one breath, then “Past Won’t Leave My Bed” a few days later with a video that had everyone talking. The full 21-track list surfaced last week via a French retail leak—it’s his longest yet, clocking collabs with 4batz on “Fade to Black,” Yeat for “Rose Colored,” Don Toliver closing “Fragments,” and more. Fans can pre-save on Spotify right now to snag the lineup and alerts when it lands, plus snag physicals if you’re into the cassette edition. Joji’s kept the promo light on socials, just enough story teases to keep the buzz humming without overexplaining.

Man, Joji’s in a fascinating spot these days. Three years past Smithereens and that “Glimpse of Us” wave that still echoes, he’s gone indie with his own Palace Creek label, touring rooms that feel more like shared secrets than spectacles. GIVĒON’s right there too, fresh off his own reflective runs, and this pair-up screams natural fit—both guys who turn the mess of feelings into something you want to sit with. The album’s got that sense of him stretching, pulling from Nectar’s wild edges into something more settled, like he’s finally figuring out how to piss into the wind without getting soaked.

Dive into the Piece of You lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Piss In The Wind tracks for more of Joji’s quiet storm.