Talkin Over Beats

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Loverz n Friendz

Liked u better (feat. Shanell)

Hi-Top Yeezys - Lil Gotit, DC DaVinci & C-Trillionaire(Prod. BeyondRichYT)

Uzed 2 Be

Maze (Prod. CodeyGotBeatz)

I Can Take Your Manz

The Cost of Staying is a raw R&B and hip-hop project about what it takes to hold on — and what it quietly takes from you. Through moody melodies, melodic rap, and emotional storytelling, Lyra reflects on love, loyalty, and the moments she stayed too long, hoping things would change.

The album captures late-night thoughts, unspoken resentment, and the strength it takes to finally choose yourself. It’s confident without being cold, vulnerable without being weak — a balance of softness and survival. Every track feels lived-in, honest, and intentional.

The Cost of Staying isn’t about regret. It’s about awareness.
About learning that endurance can be expensive — and growth doesn’t come without a price.

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DM Slide

Seasonal Access is a reflective yet triumphant body of work about discernment, growth, and alignment. It explores the quiet truth many people discover in hard seasons: not everyone is meant to walk with you through every chapter of your life.

Rather than centering loss or resentment, this project reframes separation as revelation. When resources run low, applause fades, or momentum slows, intentions rise to the surface. Seasonal Access captures that moment of clarity—when absence teaches more than presence ever could.

Blending alternative R&B, soulful hip-hop, spoken word, and cinematic production, the album unfolds like a conversation between experience and wisdom. Male and female voices trade perspective, giving shape to stories of loyalty tested, faith refined, and identity strengthened. Each track reflects a different stage of understanding—confusion, realization, acceptance, and finally peace.

At its core, Seasonal Access is faith-rooted without being preachy. It speaks to the belief that God does not remove people to punish, but to protect; not to isolate, but to align. What leaves was not lost—it simply reached the end of its assignment.

This project is for anyone who survived a low season and came out clearer, stronger, and more grounded. It’s for those who learned that access changes with growth, and that maturity means releasing what no longer fits.

This is not an album about who left.
It’s about who you became.

This is Avodah Dynamics.

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Maze (Prod. CodeyGotBeatz)

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