LOS ANGELES, June 29: Will Smith has made a triumphant return to the music scene with his latest solo track, "You Can Make It," released on Friday, June 28th. This marks the four-time Grammy-winning rapper and actor's first solo venture in six years, following his 2017 EDM track "Get Lit" and more than a decade since his last studio album, "Lost and Found," in 2005.

The motivational single features a collaboration with artist Fridayy and the acclaimed Sunday Service Choir, recognized for their contributions to Kanye West's "Jesus Is King." Smith's comeback song is packed with uplifting and inspirational lyrics, aiming to empower listeners with lines like, "You are in the smoke and the fire / Tight rope on the wires / I see you’re broken and tired / And all your hope is expired."

In a social media post on Friday morning, Smith shared a clip of himself playing the piano instrumental from "You Can Make It," expressing his deep personal connection to music, especially during challenging times. "Through some of my darkest moments, music has always been there for me — to lift me and help me grow," he wrote, hoping that his music can bring joy and light to others as well.

Excitement builds as Smith is slated to perform his new song at the upcoming 2024 BET Awards, promising fans a live rendition that reflects his enduring passion for both music and inspirational storytelling.