Name: BITTER TONE (OPEN VERSE CHALLENGE) by Amrich
Duration: 2 min 40 s
Description: BITTER TONE dives into the quiet pain behind pride and the unspoken struggles of staying true in a world that judges the surface. This open verse challenge is for every voice that’s had to hide its depth — every artist who’s worn accusations like armor. Jump in, tell your truth, and don’t hold back. Let the beat carry your burden.

🕊️ "Dear 1971 (Intro)" is the emotional gateway into my album “16th JUNE 1971.” This spoken word piece blends raw lyricism with reflective storytelling — a heartfelt letter across time, honoring legacies, pain, and rebirth.

This is not just an intro. It's a conversation with the past, inspired by real stories, lived experience, and ancestral echoes.
Welcome to the journey. Welcome to 1971.

🎙️ Artist: Amrich
📀 Album: 16th JUNE 1971
🎧 Genre: Spoken Word, Conscious Rap
🕯️ Mood: Reflective, Soulful, Nostalgic

#SpokenWord #ConsciousRap #Dear1971 #Amrich #16thJune1971 #2pac #Tupac

16th June 1971

Dear 1971 (Outro)

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Dear 1971 (Intro)

Track 3 of the album “16th June 1971” – My Life is a raw, poetic journey through pain, perseverance, and purpose. Inspired by Tupac Shakur, this heartfelt tribute connects Amrich’s life story with the voice of a legend. From street struggles to spiritual breakthroughs, this is more than a song — it's survival in rhythm.

My Life

A heartfelt tribute to Tupac Shakur and the cultural connection between California and Lagos. “California Lagos City Love” blends West Coast grit with Nigerian pride, reflecting on how Pac’s legacy shaped Amrich's life and artistry. From Brenda’s Baby to Lagos street dreams, this track honors a legend while carving out a new voice.

🎧 5th track from the album 16th June 1971
🔥 For fans of Tupac, Nas, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and Burna Boy.
#Tupac #CaliVibes #LagosLove #AfroRap #Amrich

CALIFORNIA LAGOS CITY LOVE

“LET ME BE” is a powerful declaration of self-worth and resilience. With raw storytelling and emotional depth, Amrich speaks to the struggle of being misunderstood, judged, and boxed in — whether rich or poor. This track paints the pain of the streets, the weight of past trauma, and the hunger to rise above it all. A message to the world: “I’m not who you think I am — I’m who I was meant to be.”

🎧 6th track from the album 16th June 1971
🗣 Inspired by pain, powered by purpose.
#LetMeBe #HipHopSoul #ConsciousRap #Amrich #StreetSurvivor

LET ME BE

"Forever in My Soul" is a heartfelt tribute to 2Pac, honoring the profound influence of his lyrics, legacy, and spirit. Amrich pours out gratitude for the voice that helped him rise through darkness, pain, and struggle. Through soulful verses and vivid imagery, the track reflects on Pac's power to uplift and guide, even from beyond. This is more than a song—it's a spiritual homage, a testimony to how music can save lives and shape destinies.

7th track from Amrich’s album “16th June 1971”, this piece blends poetic reflection with real street inspiration. A must-listen for those who’ve ever been moved by Tupac’s truth.

16th JUNE 1971

Forever in My Soul

“Am Happy When You Happy” is a heartfelt celebration of real love without envy—pure connection where joy is shared. Through soulful verses and an infectious hook, Amrich uplifts the spirit of unity, commitment, and rising together. It’s about smiling through the storm, staying grounded in love, and building something real in a world that tries to break it. This track speaks to anyone who’s ever loved deeply and genuinely rooted for their partner’s happiness. A sound for the heart, from the heart.

Welcome to “16th June 1971”—this is Track 8.

Am Happy when You Happy

"Good Times Ahead" is a feel-good anthem for anyone rising from the grind into the light. Amrich delivers energetic bars layered with gratitude, hustle, and hope—celebrating resilience, growth, and the ones who stayed through the struggle. This track is a cinematic ride through victory, transformation, and positive vibrations. It’s more than just music—it’s motivation. Let the beat uplift you and the message remind you: the best is still to come.

Part of the “16th June 1971” album, this track lights up the journey with rhythm, soul, and celebration. Let the rhythm show!

Good Times Ahead

🎤 Open Verse Challenge!
Why do we point fingers at the rich without asking bigger questions? This track explores the gray zone between envy, survival, and accountability. A raw, reflective piece on success, struggle, and the truth we rarely say out loud.

🔥 Drop your verse if you feel this.
Let’s flip the narrative together.
🎧 #Amrich #OpenVerseChallenge #WhyWeAlwaysBlameTheRich



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Why We Always Blame The Rich (Open Verse Challenge)

BITTER TONE dives into the quiet pain behind pride and the unspoken struggles of staying true in a world that judges the surface. This open verse challenge is for every voice that’s had to hide its depth — every artist who’s worn accusations like armor. Jump in, tell your truth, and don’t hold back. Let the beat carry your burden.

BITTER TONE (OPEN VERSE CHALLENGE)

"My Life (2011 Version)" is a heartfelt storytelling track from Amrich, blending smooth boom bap beats with raw, reflective lyrics. Perfect for late-night listening, studying, or unwinding — this song speaks on life’s journey, struggles, and hope. For fans of conscious rap, mellow hip-hop, and motivational music.

My Life 2011 Version

"MONEY MODE" is a feel-good anthem for anyone rising from the grind into the light. Amrich delivers energetic bars layered with gratitude, hustle, and hope—celebrating resilience, growth, and the ones who stayed through the struggle. This track is a cinematic ride through victory, transformation, and positive vibrations. It’s more than just music—it’s motivation. Let the beat uplift you and the message remind you: the best is still to come.

This track lights up the journey with rhythm, soul, and celebration. Let the rhythm show! Money Mode!

BITTER TONE (OPEN VERSE CHALLENGE)

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