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Glory Era is a Kingdom project that bridges the raw honesty of 90s boom bap with the laid-back bounce of early 2000s West Coast G-Funk. Built on dusty drum breaks, jazzy samples, Moog basslines, and talkbox hooks, the album captures the sound of testimony on the block — gritty yet full of grace.

Each track is scripture-laced and Spirit-filled: from the storytelling of Streetlights & Scriptures and Hood Psalms, to the cruising anthems Westside Testimony and Ride With the King. The project celebrates breakthrough with Victory Lap, sharpens faith with Holy Cipher, and closes in reverence with Amen (The Benediction).

This is more than music — it’s a soundtrack of redemption, a blend of street realism and gospel truth, and a bold declaration that the glory belongs to Jesus in every era.

Amen (The Benediction)

Intimate father-daughter connection across digital divide with medical/cultural elements during war in Gaza..

Rita Lyrics

"I'm singing this for my daughter Rita,
named after a Palestinian poem.
She's been safe with her mother for a year and a half now,
while I stayed behind in Gaza as a surgeon.
This is what I want her to understand
about love and sacrifice."


Jasmine shampoo lingers
in prayer bead memories
Her small head against my chest
before borders became walls

The screen cracks down the middle
when she laughs at toys, not me
A fractured mirror—
half father, half ghost

Rita, Rita
Born from a poet's verse
I hummed melodies against her skin
felt you kick to rhythms
older than wars

"I feel like I forgot you a little bit"

Truth needs no permission
You've forgotten my arms' weight
beard's scratch
how I stole breakfast bites

But then—a seven-year-old
your age, face burned
eyes still bright
As I rebuilt what shrapnel stole
I heard your giggle
in her breathing

Rita lives in every child I save

The call that changed everything:
"Papa, I'm learning Arabic
for that poem I'm named after
I carry you in my pocket
When kids ask where my father is
I say: He's fixing the world
They say 'Wow'"

Rita, Rita
I see a daughter who learned
to carry heritage like medicine
You need me here
so you can be proud

Jasmine returns—
not memory, but tomorrow
when you run toward me
six inches taller
Arabic phrases saved like gifts

Rita, Rita
Writing your own story now

Rita

Ray Charles inspired soul ballad, powerful emotional male vocals with gospel influences, piano-driven jazz arrangement, swing rhythm, brass section with trumpet and saxophone, Arabic emotional themes adapted to American soul style, passionate R&B delivery, classic 1960s soul sound, heartfelt and spiritual

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