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This song came from asking a simple but powerful question. Who would I be if I were not me… What if all the little things that shaped me, the hard lessons, the weird turns, the quiet wins, had gone differently? Who would I be then? And more importantly… would I love that version as much as I’ve learned to love this one?

There’s something wild about realizing how unlikely and specific your life is. How many moments could’ve gone another way. How close you came to being someone else entirely. Not in a loud, triumphant way, but in a quiet, soul-level kind of way. WHO WOULD I BE is a thank-you to every version of me. It’s a love letter to the parts I used to wish away. It’s about choosing to stand in front of the mirror… not to fix, but to see.

A song for anyone who’s ever wondered if they’re enough. Anyone who’s ever looked around and felt behind, or different, or just unsure. I wrote this to remind myself and maybe someone else that being yourself isn’t a limitation It’s a whole, wild miracle.

NAME DAY is my do not ask permission, does not play nice, and does not care what anyone thinks single. I wrote it to expose and confront in general. Flip the mirror and take power back. Sharp contradictions, bold truths, and the kind of energy that doesn't wait to be invited in. Questioning everything, and refusing to apologize. NAME DAY is me walking in, claiming space, and leaving nothing but room for doubt.

HIGHER was one of those nights where everything just clicked. No plan, just Theo & I in the studio, good energy and that feeling that something dope was about to happen. We pressed record and let the vibe carry us. Smoke in the air, lights low, spirits high. The studio felt like a little universe of its own rising into something better. We made the whole thing in one night, start to finish. No second-guessing. Just joy, momentum, and a little smoke in the air to mark the memory. That night reminded me how powerful it is to create with people who match your frequency.

ACHE is for anyone who’s ever felt invisible, pushed aside, or misunderstood but still kept going. Pain turned into purpose, isolation sharpened into clarity. I wrote this song over the soundtrack from the anime K, because the beat spoke to me along with the world of beauty, chaos, and power it had that I needed to capture. Featuring Rocky Balboa’s voice adding weight and relevance about grit, not excuses.

FOOD CHAIN is a straight shot at the system we’re all stuck in but never asked for. My cut through the noise. I wrote it out of the frustration, clarity, and awareness that in this society, your worth is measured in money and your peace is collateral. The structure we’re born into, where the top eats and the rest of us fight for scraps. We hate it, we see it, and yet we live in it every day. FOOD CHAIN is the sound of calling that out. It is raw, aggressive, and honest. No sugarcoating, no pretending. Just the truth about the grind, the greed, and the game we’re all forced to play, whether we win or lose.

REFLEXTION is about realizing the answer has always been within the question. I wrote it as a reminder that the power we look for in others already lives inside us. No handouts, no waiting, no leaning on someone else to fix what we were built to face. Being the version of yourself you always needed to see, standing up without hesitation, and showing the world exactly what that looks like. REFLEXTION is self-trust turned all the way up to being a declaration of the solution, the source, and the standard. No more searching.

PARENTHESIS is a reminder to slow down and actually live the parts most people skip. I wrote it for anyone so locked on the finish line that they forget the meaning is in the middle. It’s about the in-between moments, the small stuff and quiet wins that shape the whole story. PARENTHESIS is the space we overlook when we’re too busy chasing what’s next. Being present, being aware, and realizing that how you get there matters just as much as getting there at all. This song is the breath between the grind, the pause with purpose, and the truth that the journey is the destination.

MY MOVE is a warning shot, and I mean every word of it. Coming from a place of being fed up… With the lies, the corruption, the fake smiles, and the system that keeps trying to play us like we don’t see what’s going on. This track is me stepping forward and making it clear: if you didn’t see me coming, that’s on you. If you stayed blind, that’s your problem. MY MOVE is not subtle, not polite, and not here to play nice. It’s the sound of calling bullshit out loud and refusing to stay quiet any longer. If you’re in denial, this song exposes you. If you’re listening, it arms you.

YOUR MOVE is me sitting back, watching, and letting you know I haven’t seen it all, but I been there N done that. Every play, every flex, every fake. Nothing you’ve done so far has surprised me, so now I’m just waiting to see what else you think you’ve got. This song is that calm before the storm energy, where I’m not rattled, just ready. YOUR MOVE is a challenge, a stare-down, and a message all in one. Not chasing, not reacting, in control. Gon’ ahead N show your hand; I’ve already read your game.

MHM is my cadence shown out. Real flow, no filters. I flipped Zach Foxx’s FAFO and made my own lil sum sum wit it. (This Beat Is Amazing Bro, Please Don’t Sue Me) I had to use this energy to call out the twisted contradictions we live with every day in American society. It’s me laughing at just how dumb and backwards things have gotten. MHM is that side-eye in song form, where I say exactly what everyone’s thinking but no one wants to admit. I’m not here to play along, I’m here to rap like I never left. Holding a mirror to the madness. If it makes you uncomfortable, good. That means that it’s working and I’ll stop talking…

CAME N WENT is me zooming all the way out, past the ego, past the illusion that we’ve got it all figured out. In the timeline of Earth, humans are barely a blink. We act like we’re the center of everything, but in the grand scheme, we just got here. CAME N WENT is a reminder of how temporary we really are, how small our drama is against the scale of deep time and the cosmic calendar. We don’t know as much as we think, and most of what we obsess over won’t even register in the big picture. What are we really doing while we’re here?

POWER is my anthem.

I made it for every Black & Brown voice that ever needed a reminder of where we come from and what we carry. No pride, just presence.

This is the anthem of my legacy knowing that Black power isn’t a trend, it’s truth. POWER is for us. For the ones who were silenced, erased, underestimated, and still rose. It’s loud, it’s proud, and it’s rooted in everything we are. We are resilience, brilliance, and fire and more. I wrote this so every Afro American who hears it feels it in their chest. This is not a request for recognition. It’s a reminder.

We’ve always had the power baby.

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