1) It Must Be Something Psychological-Katie Lee

Mambo Italiano - Dean Martin

A cinematic 1920s Electro Swing confessional with a hip-hop twist.
"Dysfunctional Family Sayings & Consequences" unravels the echoes of childhood through haunting lyrics, orchestral textures, and courtroom beats.
Akiva David’s voice cuts through generational denial with a gospel-tinted fury — mourning what was lost, confronting what was said, and reckoning with the consequences left behind.

Each track is a torn photograph — falling, burning, healing.
Old sayings like “Family is everything” or “Don’t air dirty laundry” are dissected and reimagined through searing hip-hop verses, vintage pianos, and whispered Hebrew prayers.

This is Divine Imagination Radio: where trauma meets testimony, and every scar sings.

Track 1 Grandma Overture

The waiter just nodded
Like he’d seen it all before
I tipped my hat to the hostess
And floated through the door
No yelling, no regret
Just heels on marble tile
It wasn’t rage—it was rhythm
And I wore it with a smile
It was just a slap
But it told the truth
Like thunder dressed in velvet
Like fire under youth
He blinked, the room went quiet
I stood, no need to explain
It was just a slap..
But it cleared the stain
longer soaring sax solo
And if you ask me what he said
I’ll say it doesn’t matter
What matters is
He’ll never forget
The slap

All Rights held by songwriter Edwin H. Balder.
Be sure to visit Tina's playlist here: soundcloud.com/edwin-balder/sets/tina-talone-may-this-kind-of?si=c962a19838244cafab03c08ba110c75f&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

And Tina's new music video here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TZvNm4nfdQ

The Slap   by 🌹Tina Talone🌹

Françoise Hardy - Mon Amie La Rose (1965)

when he became grand , great and old he stood on the stage and said:  " I've done this song since I was 15 years old! oh! that's a long time ago " 
Because gold does not rust. 
لأن الذهب لا يصدأ

video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4fWMgoWrbE

Frank Sinatra - Strangers In The Night

A collection of demos from our show. Featuring Kayleigh O Neill on Vocals and Philip Brown on Piano and Vocals.