A soulful R&B track blending pain and perseverance — a story of growing up with nothing but faith, family, and fight. Smooth like Chris Brown, real like Rod Wave, it’s about turning struggle into strength and pain into power.

Lemonade (Still Made It)

“BabyRay” is more than music — it’s a conversation with my mother in heaven. Honest, soulful, and filled with love, this track captures what words alone could never say.

Mama (BabyRay)

“Through the Hole in the Fence (Georgia Nights II)” is a soulful Southern hip-hop and R&B tribute to Dolla (Roderick Anthony Burton II). Told from his uncle’s heart, it revisits childhood memories, Georgia nights, and early dreams before fame — blending emotional rap and melodic vocals over rain-soaked 808s and soulful keys. A timeless love letter to family, legacy, and the spirit of Atlanta.

Through the Hole in the Fence (Georgia Nights II)

“Jadaya” is a soulful R&B tribute to a young life gone too soon.
Blaq pours his heart into this song about love, loss, and remembrance — honoring a girl who wasn’t his daughter by blood, but forever his in spirit. 💔

Jadaya (A Tribute)

“Ya’ll Outside, I’m Cool” by Blaq is a smooth, reflective rap record about a man who’s lived the fast life — fame, women, cars, money — and finally found peace in simplicity.
After years in the nightlife, around celebrities and chaos, he’s grown into comfort, wisdom, and quiet joy. No more chasing trends or clout — just peace, purpose, and love for family.

Ya’ll Outside, I’m Cool

“Bad” is a slow-burning R&B confession wrapped in temptation and truth.
Blaq paints a vivid picture of passion, lust, and emotional chaos — the kind of love that feels like heaven in the moment but leaves you scarred when it’s over.

Inspired by true encounters and late-night memories, this track blends smooth vocals, dark cinematic production, and soulful harmonies that echo with vulnerability. It’s sensual, haunting, and painfully real — the story of a woman whose beauty could stop time, but whose heart couldn’t be tamed.


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🎵 Fair To Midland is a reflective, Midwest-meets-South rap anthem from Blaq, blending storytelling grit with soulful realism. This track rides over a moody 808 bounce and cinematic keys — a message for anyone balancing struggle and purpose in the middle ground between success and survival.

Blaq paints vivid scenes of perseverance, family loyalty, and hard-earned lessons, shouting out his sister Pee Wee as a symbol of faith, resilience, and love through the grind.

🔥 Vibe: Motivational • Cinematic • Street Soul
🌍 Region: Midwest x Southern Fusion
💬 Notable Line: “Ain’t rich yet, but I’m richer than my regrets.”

Fair To Midland

Blaq is The Voice of the Underground. His music hits where life gets real — love, pain, growth, and truth. A storyteller mixing R&B soul with Hip-Hop grit. 🎙️
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Through the Hole in the Fence (Georgia Nights II)

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