I believe ft Molachi x Edify [prod. by Ace Pizzi]

Honesty and vulnerability are some of the major themes running through the entire song leaving listeners introspecting. In both verses, Lambano melodically raps about personal struggles and how he is dealing with them over a drum and emotionally hitting beat.

This is the first single off his upcoming album.

"I hope this song aids you to open up to God so you receive grace in times of need. You are not alone, you have a helper" he adds.

Better Man

Plug ft Kobi Newton

Win Souls

The Kings' Crew are back at it again with this new freestyle, titled "On the Scene". It is an ode to their passion for music and how obsessed they are about using it as a tool to spread the gospel of the kingdom. They're coming hard with this one—so be prepared for some intense beats, adept flows and lyrical genius.

This 3-minute track is only a taste of what's to come from the trio. You can find out more about them on their website : www.thekingscrew.co.uk

On The Scene (Freestyle)

Diesen Song habe ich vor ein paar Monaten geschrieben. Er basiert auf Jesaja 6, Offenbarung 4+5 und 2. Korinther 4,6+7. Er handelt von Gottes Heiligkeit und davon, dass wir beim Erkennen Seiner Heiligkeit sehen, wie groß der Kontrast zwischen Ihm und uns ist. Aber Er selbst ist gekommen, damit wir an Seiner Heiligkeit teilhaben können. Er ist würdig, angebetet zu werden!

Im Licht Deiner Heiligkeit

Apostles' Creed - (Amen)

Do Vidigal ao Leblon, “Do Rio Pro Topo” é um drill com a vibe do Rio em cada batida.

Do Topo Pro Rio

Do Rio Pro Topo

Traumatic

Where the Pain Learned My Name is a raw, stripped-back exploration of emotional survival, silence, and the weight people learn to carry without being asked. Built on dark, minimal production and deeply introspective lyricism, the album moves through themes of numbness, self-control, regret, and quiet endurance.

Each track unfolds like a private confession — not dramatic, not performative, but honest. These songs speak for the moments when strength becomes a habit, when pain goes unnamed, and when survival quietly replaces hope. Rather than offering easy resolutions, the album sits with the truth of experience, allowing space for reflection, awareness, and acceptance.

This project is not about overcoming pain loudly, but about recognizing it clearly. It traces the slow arc from silence to understanding, from endurance to self-acknowledgment. By the final track, the listener doesn’t find triumph — they find presence.

A dark, emotional rap album rooted in vulnerability and restraint, Where the Pain Learned My Name stands as one of AZSolo’s most intimate and honest works to date.

Better Man

Dani Lambano

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