Hot remix here, I like this better than the original. Props!

SoulChef - We Gon Turn It Out - Feat Jas Mace & Internal Quest

Lyric Summary: “Moving in Between High Brackets @3.0”
This suite moves through estate blocks, cracked ladders, and smoky studios, refusing every imposed metric. It’s a lyrical climb through systems designed to sort and silence — but the speaker moves like breath, not to escape, but to decode and expose.
Intro sets the tone: brackets built to price breath, but the speaker moves like rhythm through concrete.
Verse 1 roots the cipher in lived experience — Croydon estate life, missing ladders, and bars written in the margins of debt.
The hook flips the frame: silence speaks, truth unpacks, and the rise is manufactured, not mapped.
Verse 2 confronts exclusion — wealth in borrowed skin, truth locked out — but the speaker moves cinematically, flexing like cipher and burning like fire.
The bridge reframes movement as exposure: not climbing for approval, but decoding the architecture.
Verse 3 is pure rupture — bending brackets, ending titles, and carving worth in ciphered silence. The rise is ancestral and celestial, not institutional.
The final hook seals the suite: the speaker fractures frames, manufactures ascent, and moves like jazz — off-grid, off-script, and off-frame.

Moving in Between High Brackets 3.0  #Hip-Hop Cipher

This track feels like a gentle correction, a soft-spoken sermon wrapped in funk. The groove is slow and smooth, with that old-school gospel funk warmth, organ chords rolling easy, bassline walking steady like a father teaching his children.

Where “Among the Elohim” was judgment heavy, this song softens into wisdom. The tone is not harsh or condemning, but patient, reminding the Elohim that their role was never to rule, never to preach down, but to carry, protect, and guide. The choir hums behind like ancestors nodding in agreement, while the lead voice speaks with the calm authority of experience.

The sound is tender yet firm, like being corrected by someone who loves you too much to let you fail. It carries the humility of gods who admit they can stumble, and the higher truth that even divinity is fallible next to the Most High.

It’s funk that feels like scripture, a lesson sung with grace, reminding Elohim that true power is in bearing burdens, not building thrones.

What It Means to Be an Elohim

KELLEN DE VOS - GRAND SLAM

2nd compilation from 2012! strictly plastic!

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Remove from spotify, back to soundcloud. Enjoy !

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