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'Cut Loose' is a funky instrumental groove 

Cut Loose

This is a song is a sideways love song about how bad the person feels about himself after letting someone good to him get away. 

Slip Away

Neon streets, stolen kisses, bassline confessionals “Devils in the Rain” drips with smoky sensuality and late-night funk.

Devil's In The Rain

A looped-heart rhythm with soft Rhodes, elastic bass, and clicky hats. “Loop Beat Love Song” whispers its title at the top, then settles into a wordless, sensual pocket built for late-night focus and slow-burn funk.

Loop Beat  Love Song  With A Rap Solo

A strut in steel-toed boots. “Big Task” stacks pocket-tight drums, rubbery bass, and smoky keys into a slow-burn funk that grinds forward and never slips.

Big Task

Funk Walk

“Bottled Up Lust” rides a velvet-thick groove where heat rises and time melts. Tick-tock hats, rubbery bass, and smoky keys coil around a hook that pops like a pressure valve funk under pressure, sensual and a little dangerous.

Bottled Up Lust

Brassy call-and-response meets rubbery low end while the guitar sketches the melody in sly little phrases. “Diggy Bop” is strut music head-nod tempo, shoulder-roll swing, and just enough grit to taste.

Diggy Bop

A slow-burn instrumental built for after-hours. “S X 1” slides on a warm, rounded bassline while sax carries the lead strings swell and the flute sketches little sparks at the edges. No words needed; it’s all tension, release, and room-temperature swagger.

S X 1

A sweet funk beat to wake up to. Rise and Funk has a nice horn section, subtle base, with an electric guitar driving the way.

Rise & Funk

Velvet Nights slides like silk in low light breathy horns, velvet-thick bass, mellow strings, and hip-hop pulse under a soul vocal. Candlelight flickers, temptation hums, and the groove keeps you just this side of confession.

Velvet Nights

This track is a cappella and bone-dry spoken-word cadence meets rap phrasing. Conscience ticks like a clock while syllables snap like snare hits. Grenade-heart imagery, acid-rain guilt, sandcastle love all delivered through a dynamic solo voice that swells, drops, and locks into a pocket without a beat.

Built A Castle Out Sand

Love Is A Cold River slides on a mellow hip-hop drum pocket with velvet bass, piano glow, and soft sax/flute replies. It’s all heartbeats in stereo cool on the surface, heat underneath classic ’90s R&B feel with modern polish.

Loves a Cold River

A mellow soul-funk confession with hip-hop swing bright horns, silky guitar, round bass, and pocket drums under a hook that begs for “one more side.” Extended Play flips heartbreak into groove: chemistry still sparking, feelings on repeat, chorus built to loop like an EP you can’t put down.

Extended Play

“Make Me Love You” is a smooth, mellow flow with an intimate relaxing midnight vibe.

Make Me Love You

A raw, one-take a cappella performance where the voice is both drummer and drumline baritone scat syllables (“pa / ba / rum”) snapping a steady groove while the lyric wrestles with being seen beyond the familiar. No reverb, no polish, just a dry, percussive vocal texture that lives somewhere between alt-R&B and soul poetry.

The hook “You love what you know, but you don’t know me” lands like a thesis statement. Verses sketch moonlit intimacy and blurred reflections; the pre-chorus asks for deeper sight; the chorus opens the frame into a full “symphony” of self. Built for headphones and late-night scrolls, and perfect for remixers who like turning human rhythm into instruments.

For fans of minimalist, vocal-only cuts with groove-first phrasing and a mellow, mid-tempo pulse.

You Love What You Know

A late-night confessional that balances grit and tenderness piano-led neo-soul with hip-hop pulse, smoky electric guitar, warm acoustic flourishes, and a round electric-bass pocket. The verses crawl through neon-lit wreckage; the hook cuts through: nothing holds up against the chaos but I need you. Mellow and smooth on the surface, cracked and honest underneath.

But I need You

A mellow R&B slow-groove with a hip-hop heartbeat dueling pianos trade soft phrases while light horns sigh in the corners. Acoustic guitar warms the edges, electric guitar adds midnight glints, and bass + drums keep a silky pocket you can melt into. Intimate, unhurried, and tender, Let Me Lay With You feels like a late-night whisper stretched into an extended play embrace.

Let Me Lay With You

Velvet Venom slides like silk with a sting mellow soul and hip-hop pulse wrapped in R&B haze. Dueling pianos whisper over warm bass and pocket drums, while light horns, acoustic textures, and a flash of electric guitar paint a late-night noir. The verses move through smoke, mirrors, and bad decisions; the hook sung and hypnotic pulls you under with “sweet destruction on my skin.” Dark romance you can sway to: sensual, cinematic, and dangerously replayable.

Velvet Venom

Black Phunk is a groove architect with smoked-glass vocals, midnight bass, and future-funk swagger. They blend soul, hip-hop, and cosmic jazz into dance-floor sermons built for neon nights.

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