Banana

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Roll Up

The 702 EP

Why You Do Me Like That (feat. Skate Maloley)

Don't Tell Me It Can't Be Done

Me and Mine

🎬 [Intro – Spoken, over static and low drums] They say mankind’s a virus. But that’s a lazy metaphor. Let’s break it down.

They say we spread like plague— consume, expand, decay. They say we enter lands, strip the roots, then walk away. They say we’re just infection in a planetary shell. But that ain’t truth— that’s projection from a system built to sell.

A virus don’t feel. A virus don’t cry. A virus don’t bury its dead or ask why. A virus don’t build shrines to the place it was born. It don’t write songs when the forest is torn.

Yeah, we’ve done damage— but not from our nature. It’s the mindset we caught from the profit-maker. It’s the model that moves like a parasite swarm— extract, exploit, then abandon the form.

That’s not human. That’s business. That’s the viral code. Hijack the host, then hit the road. Communities rot when the money pulls out. But the people stay— they cry, they shout.

A virus don’t mourn. A virus don’t stay. A virus don’t plant seeds after it takes. But we do. We love. We remember the land. We build homes with our hands, not just brands.

It’s not mankind that’s viral— it’s the system we serve. It’s the mindset that curves our instincts to swerve. It’s addiction to growth at the cost of the soul. It’s the lie that extraction is how we stay whole.

They impose the economy, then tax the breath. They sell the land back after bleeding it to death. They call it development— but it’s just theft. And the people they displace? They call them a threat.

But we ain’t the virus. We’re the host in pain. We’re the forest in grief. We’re the soul in chains. And the cure ain’t collapse— it’s a shift in the frame. It’s remembering the earth ain’t a product to claim.

So don’t blame the species for the sickness of the few. Blame the system that taught us what not to do. We can heal. We can root. We can rise from the dust. But first we gotta kill the virus in us.

🕯️ [Outro – Spoken, fading like a warning] Mankind ain’t a virus. But we’ve been infected. And the cure? It starts with disconnection from the lie.

Mankind Is Not A Virus

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Cinematic Radio 002...Me & the staff back @ it again....I discovered a bunch of dope new artists this past month that are featured on this episode. Also got some new gems from Chuck Strangers, MobSquad Nard, Dessy Hinds, & more ...All 4 the love of music. GoodTalk - Jonnyshipes 

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Cinematic Radio 002 Tracklist
1.	Brooklyn’s Own - Joey Bada$$
2.	34th & Beverley - Chuck Strangers
3.	For Sure (Skrt Remix) - Nyck Caution ft. Dirty Sanchez
4.	Cell Therapy Freestyle - Kodak Black
5.	Sky Hi - MobSquad Nard
6.	I Know - Kirk Knight ft. Mick Jenkins
7.	3016 - Flipp Dinero
8.	Outchea - Plies ft. Kodak Black
9.	Don’t Worry - G Herbo ft. Lil Bibby
10.	Polluting The Air - Dirty Sanchez
11.	Talk Too Much - Ro Ransom
12.	In The City (Chrome Canyon Remash) - Caveman x Chrome Canyon
13.	Mercury Rising Remix - theMIND x FWDSLXSH
14.	Mama Said - Cat Clyde
15.	Gold - Kiiara
16.	Yea I Know - G Herbo
17.	Squad Shit - MobSquad Nard
18.	No Warning - Dessy Hinds
19.	Lock Arff - Section Boyz
20.	What I Love - Diamond Miller
21.	Cheap Sofa - Dave B
22.	Suede - Knxwledge & Anderson Paak
23.	Us - Modular People
24.	The Future - Kirk Knight ft. theMIND
25.	Somebody - Nyck Caution
26.	Summer Sixteen - Aaron Rose
27.	Round Whippin - A.Chal
28.	Love Her Anyway - Handsome Balla
29.	Up In The Morning - MobSquad Nard ft. Lil T
30.	Peace of Mind - G Herbo
31.	These Days - Dally Auston
32.	Lose Control - Glass Animals & Joey Bada$$
33.	Just Bars 2 - G Herbo


Cinematic Radio 002

'LIMINAL' is a coming-of-age story about the transitional period of going from kid to adult and the many different peaks and valleys that come with making that transition. Kahlil takes you through Hell in order to bring you out on the other side, more resilient, more focused, and with more knowledge of self.

Mixed/Mastered by the One & Only: @vumixes

Special Thanks & Praises to:

Camilo
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van Jamme
Amon
Myko
& to anyone else that has helped to bring this project to fruition! #BYWAYofUS

LIMINAL

D'MENS (feat. Byemilo) (Prod. Wxlfstealth)

The Palmer Squares
FINNA
[10.23.2013]

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Recording, Mixing & Mastering by: Drew Mantia
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Las Vegas, Nevada rapper Dizzy Wright began rapping at just 8 years old in the group “DaFuture” with his brother and very close friend, his mother wrote his raps at the time. Dizzy broke through when he was discovered at the Sheikh Music “Rip the Mic” competition in 2010 and signed onto Funk Volume a few months later. In April 2012, Dizzy released his first Funk Volume album, SmokeOut Conversations, peaking at #2 on the iTunes Hip-Hop charts which he followed up with a free mixtape, Free SmokeOut Conversations, which has been downloaded over 200,000 times, and helped propel Dizzy to his own national 30-city tour. In December 2012, Dizzy went on to release the first of four EPs, The First Agreement, which reached as high as #2 on the iTunes Hip-Hop chart. In March of 2013, Dizzy gathered enough votes to be selected as the “People’s Choice” member of the XXL Freshman Class of 2013. Also in 2013, Dizzy released The Golden Age mixtape and followed it up with The Golden Age Tour. In 2014, Dizzy released State of Mind EP and toured the US  with support from Scion AV. Following the momentum, in 2015 he hit the road in support of his sophomore album The Growing Process peaking at #3 on iTunes. When 2016 hit, Funk Volume disbanded. No signs of slowing down, Dizzy dropped his Wisdom and Good Vibes EP and opened for Logic’s sold out “The Incredible World Tour”.