“Molo” is a South African Xhosa word which means "Hello." The love song is about a simple hello that could be the beginning of what may be a mutually fulfilling romantic relationship between two soulmates.

Molo

This piece is a heartfelt tribute to a father, celebrating his unwavering love, guidance, and support throughout life. It reflects on the lessons he taught—such as resilience, strength, and courage—while recalling cherished memories like learning to ride a bike and feeling safe in his care. The father is portrayed as a rock, a guiding light, and a constant source of comfort who carried his children through challenges and joys alike. Ultimately, it honors him as both a protector and role model, expressing deep gratitude and love on Father’s Day for the man who made everything feel secure and possible.

The Love for Our Father

Never Give Up.

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Bolle Vrienden

This song “Oh, The Mirror” reflects on the struggle of self-perception, where the image seen in the mirror often feels unfamiliar or disconnected from one’s true self. It explores themes of lost joy, fading dreams, and the difficulty of recognizing inner worth when faced with self-doubt. Yet, it ultimately delivers a hopeful message: the mirror’s reflection is not the measure of who we are. True identity lies in embracing inner strength, self-love, and the courage to see beyond appearances, reminding us that we are more than just a reflection—we are a deeper expression of grace, resilience, and humanity.

Oh, The Mirror

“Give Me Strength” is a heartfelt prayer for guidance, courage, and resilience in times of struggle. It expresses a deep reliance on God’s love and wisdom, asking for strength when weak, comfort in fear, and clarity when the path is uncertain. The lyrics emphasize faith as an anchor, portraying God as a rock, fortress, and constant source of renewal. Ultimately, it’s a declaration of trust that with divine grace and mercy, no challenge is insurmountable and every trial can be overcome.

Give Me Strength

This piece portrays the enduring struggle of a Black man crying out for freedom in a world that silences, criminalizes, and mislabels his pain. His pleas are met with hostility, indifference, and systemic oppression, where chains, cages, and prejudice replace justice and equality. Despite generations of profiling, judgment, and silenced voices, his spirit persists, reaching for liberation and dignity. The cry for freedom is not just personal but historical, echoing through time as both a demand for justice and a declaration of resilience. Though the world often turns away, the vision of freedom remains uncrushed, with the promise that one day, justice will prevail.

A Black Man’s Cry for Freedom

The song “Don’t Target Me” delivers a powerful message about speaking truth in the face of hate, urging others not to attack those who challenge prejudice. It emphasizes that while truth can be uncomfortable, it is necessary to break through lies and division. The lyrics call for empathy, respect, and reflection, reminding us that all people share the same humanity and “bleed the same blood.” Ultimately, it promotes unity, compassion, and standing together side by side instead of allowing anger and rhetoric to keep us apart.

Don’t Target Me

The song “Balance Makes You Shine” conveys the journey of realizing that kindness without self-love leads to exhaustion and emptiness, while true compassion flourishes when balanced with care for oneself. It emphasizes that self-love is not selfish but a source of strength, authenticity, and resilience, allowing kindness to be sustainable and deeply impactful. By nurturing both self and others, one becomes freer, healthier, and more genuine, creating inclusion that is lasting and real. Ultimately, the message is that balancing goodness with self-love doesn’t diminish kindness—it makes it stronger, more alive, and transformative.

Don’t Target Me

Bertram

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