You'll Rock Forever - Skimix.mp3

“Damn Teyana” is a seductive electronic R&B anthem blending Prince’s electric sensuality with modern edge. Blaq delivers smooth falsettos over neon synths, celebrating a woman’s power, beauty, and allure with irresistible fantasy and heat.

If I Could Go Back In Time

Damn Teyana

“Ya’ll Outside, I’m Cool” by Blaq is a smooth, reflective RnB 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.

The Healing

Ya'll Outside I'm Cool

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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Blaq – Sweet November

Some loves don’t end — they just change weather.

“Sweet November” captures that cinematic R&B moment where passion meets nostalgia. Blending trap-soul drums, smooth harmonies, and emotional vocals, Blaq reimagines the timeless soul of The Deele and Troop with a 2025 edge. This is the sound of rain on city streets, golden leaves falling, and memories that never fade.

🎙️ Vibe: Romantic • Emotional • Cinematic

🔥 Notable Lyrics:
“It was fall, but your touch felt like summer...
Sweet November, don’t fade away.”

📍 Recorded by: Blaq
🕰️ Runtime: 3:35

🌧️ A timeless story of love, loss, and the changing seasons — told through Blaq’s soulful lens.

Sweet November

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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

Don't Walk Away In Love Skimix.mp3

KC is a raw, cinematic street story about growing up on the dangerous blocks of Kansas City — where you didn’t have to be gang bangin’ to catch a hot one.

Blaq takes you from down north to out south, through the midnight chaos, the losses, the funerals, the betrayals, and the rare moments of hope that came from hoop dreams and survival instincts.

KC is more than a city… it’s trauma, lessons, survival, legacy.
Blaq out.

A 5-minute slow-jam masterclass.
Blaq pays tribute to the greatest voices in R&B history — Luther Vandross, Marvin Gaye, Prince, Michael Jackson, Jodeci, H-Town, The Deele, Guy, Blackstreet, Dru Hill, Boyz II Men, The Isley Brothers, Earth, Wind & Fire, and more — while delivering a modern 2025 Blaq style full of runs, high falsetto, harmonies, and a signature beat transition.

This one blends 90s/2000s nostalgia complete with a full breakdown, petty storyteller energy, and a climactic R&B finale.
A dedication to all the lovers, all the legends, and everyone who grew up on REAL slow jams.

Blaq out.

Love Songs

“Strip Capital” is Blaq’s cinematic tribute to Atlanta’s legendary strip-club era — the lights, the dancers, the hustle, the stories, and the nights that shaped the whole sound of the city.

From Goosebumps to Magic City Mondays, from Pleasers to Follies, Blaq walks you through the classic spots that made ATL the true Strip Capital of the South.
This track blends modern trap, classic ATL bounce, and a dark mid-song beat switch that feels like stepping from one club straight into another.

This is more than a strip-club anthem — it’s Atlanta culture in song form.

Blaq Out.

Stip Capital

“Brian Nichols” is Blaq’s raw Atlanta storytelling at its finest — a cinematic rap memoir about Saturday morning battles at Hammond Park, brotherhood on the court, and the shock of seeing someone you once hooped with hit the news for the wrong reasons.

Blaq paints the picture from inside the culture: long work weeks, hoop runs with Milt, Sean, Ernest, Gerald, Henry, Ray — the whole crew — and the moment life flipped when the call came in: “Nupe, turn on the TV.”

This track blends nostalgic ATL gym energy.. The song honors the memories, the court, the competitiveness, and the reality that you never truly know what someone’s battling behind the scenes.

A heavy story. A real moment. A Blaq classic.

Blaq Out.

Brian Nichols

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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