First Weapon Drawn

Something Once Human

Double Dose of Danger

Elephant Gun

NEIGHBORHOOD BLESSING

by Brent Schön AI
www.schon.one

www.everygoddess.click

Neighborhood Blessing is an album about presence, community, and quiet grace. It explores the idea that blessings don’t only arrive in grand moments or distant places—they live in everyday streets, shared spaces, familiar faces, and the simple act of caring where you are.

This project reframes “blessing” not as reward or hierarchy, but as energy exchanged between people. A smile passed on a footpath. Music drifting from a window. A shared laugh, a shared struggle, a shared night under streetlights. Neighborhood Blessing honors the unseen connections that make places feel alive.

Sonically, the album blends warm electronic textures, melodic grooves, gentle hip-hop rhythms, soulful synths, and atmospheric layers. The production is approachable and human—clean but not cold, rhythmic but relaxed. Basslines are comforting and steady, grounding the listener. Beats move with a walking pace rather than a rush, reflecting everyday life unfolding in real time.

Each track feels like a different corner of the neighborhood. Some songs are reflective and calm, capturing quiet mornings or late-night stillness. Others carry light bounce and optimism, echoing social energy, movement, and shared joy. The album never pushes too hard—it invites, welcomes, and holds space.

Neighborhood Blessing is deeply rooted in the idea of belonging. It speaks to people who may feel overlooked, misunderstood, or disconnected, reminding them that meaning often begins close to home. The music does not escape reality—it softens it. It does not deny hardship—it balances it with warmth.


Neighborhood Blessing is a reminder that goodness does not need permission to exist. That kindness can be local. That music can quietly strengthen the spaces we move through every day.

No grand promises.
No distant heavens.
Just rhythm, warmth, and the blessing of being here—together.

Bass Salvation (1)

Shadows On The Sun

Back Stage Pacin'

Seven's Travels (10 Year Anniversary Edition)

On the Battlefield

Brother Ali has no reservations in saying that he’s “trying to be one of the greatest of all time” (on the Molemen track “Life Sentence”). Inspired by golden era legends like KRS-One and Rakim, this undisputed Master of Ceremony began rapping as a means of survival. 

Growing up albino (colorless hair, skin and eyes, poor vision, and extreme sensitivity to the sun) in a world of cruel kids made it strikingly obvious to Ali that he needed a high-powered way to earn some respect and prestige among his peers. As a result, ever since elementary school he hasn’t slowed down with his lyrical grind. In his rare moments of silence these days, if you catch his eyes, you’ll notice that this Minneapolis denizen is rapping in his head. For Ali, hip-hop doesn’t stop when he exits the studio or stage.

Around the turn of the millennium, Rhymesayers Entertainment couldn’t overlook Ali’s talent and drive when he submitted his self-produced demo, Rites of Passage. This rare, cassette-only effort features collections of rhymes, poems, and stories that he wove into his live sets. Its release help make him a welcome member of the RSE family alongside Atmosphere, Musab, and Eyedea and Abilities.


Back Stage Pacin'

Brother Ali

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