Written and performed by BoonDock Kingz (Kuntry Strong and Danny O'Moore) and Young Jay. Produced by Beatin' Off Productions. Mastered by D. Thrash Productions.

These Hills Feat. Young Jay

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Love Bird (With Charlie Farley)

[Intro]
Tell me the truth…
Was I toxic?
Or did I just stay way too long in something that was killing me slowly?
You ever hold poison thinking it was medicine?
Yeah, that was me.

[Verse 1]
Was I toxic when I swallowed all your lies?
When I bit my tongue while you looked me in the eyes?
When I carried your chaos like it was my cross
And still apologized every time we fought
Tell me, was I toxic for staying too loyal?
For loving you through storms that were never mutual?
For packing up your damage and calling it home
While you sat comfy on a heart I loaned
I walked on eggshells in a war you started
And you called me crazy when I became guarded
You drained my spirit but needed my soul
Then blamed me for the weight of your control
Now I ask myself in the silence of my room
Was I poisonous, or just drowning in your fumes?
Is it toxic to break when you’re pushed that far?
Or is that just proof of where the wounds are?

[Pre-Chorus]
Don’t label my reaction like I’m the disease
You lit the match, I just burned in the heat
You twisted love into a battlefield
But I’m the villain just ‘cause I couldn’t heal in your field

[Chorus]
Was I toxic when I put up with your bullshit?
Took all the blame, every lie, every rumor you spit?
Or was I just bleeding out in disguise
Smiling through pain while love fucking died?
Was I toxic for finally losing my mind?
After crossing a thousand emotional lines?
If standing up now makes me the bad guy
Then I’ll wear that crown while I walk away alive

[Verse 2]
Gaslight, guilt trip, emotional games
Kept me addicted to hurt and shame
You played victim while I played dumb
Believing love meant going numb
Friends said leave, I said “they don’t get it”
Now I see clearly what I won’t regret is
Loving hard even when it hurt me
While you just loved how I served you
I became colder just to survive
While you sharpened words like knives
So if you call me toxic now, I laugh
‘Cause you fell in love with my aftermath
You don’t miss me, you miss control
Miss having access to my soul
Now I’m healing and that’s the crime
‘Cause you can’t live rent free in my mind

[Bridge]
Maybe I did scream
Maybe I did break
Maybe I did become someone I hate
But you don’t get to write my ending
When you were the one who kept the blade bending
Pain don’t make you toxic, it makes you human
Endurance in hell doesn’t mean I condone it
And healing ain’t pretty
Growth ain’t sweet
Sometimes it ugly…
But it’s real to me

[Final Chorus]
So was I toxic for putting up with your mess?
Or was I loyal way past my best?
Was I “crazy” for wanting peace?
Or just tired of your constant disease?
If protecting myself is labeled wrong
Then I’ll be wrong, and still be strong
I won’t carry your guilt no more
I washed my hands, I closed the door

[Outro]
You keep my name inside your mouth
Like it’s sweeter than the truth you never found
But the only toxic thing I ever did
Was love you harder than I loved myself
And I fixed that.

Was I Toxic When I Put Up With All Your Bullshit?

I made this for anyone building their life from the spine outward…
For the ones steady while everything spins…
For the ones who move worlds by moving within first.

-Niko Mac

Center Of Mass

Frozen World is a vast, 15-track sonic exploration that defines the colder, more introspective side of the PluggnB sound. Shifting away from transient vibes, this album serves as a complete, immersive journey through isolation, stillness, and glacial beauty.

Drawing on my background in meticulous production, "Frozen World" is built on crystalline melodies, atmospheric pads, and sharp, resonant 808s that mimic the sound of ice cracking under pressure. Each track adds another layer to this desolate soundscape, evolving from quiet, snowy solitude to moments of unexpected, powerful emotional warmth.

This project is a testament to the depth and versatility of the PluggnB genre, proving that high-quality production can create a world you can truly get lost in. Put on your headphones and step into the "Frozen World."

Mundo Congelado es una vasta exploración sonora de 15 tracks que define el lado más frío e introspectivo del sonido PluggnB. Alejándose de las vibraciones pasajeras, este álbum sirve como un viaje completo e inmersivo a través del aislamiento, la quietud y la belleza glacial.

Basado en mi experiencia en producción meticulosa, "Mundo Congelado" se construye sobre melodías cristalinas, pads atmosféricos y 808s nítidos y resonantes que imitan el sonido del hielo al romperse bajo presión. Cada track añade una capa a este paisaje sonoro desolado, evolucionando desde la tranquila soledad invernal hasta momentos de calidez emocional inesperada y poderosa.

Este proyecto es un testimonio de la profundidad y versatilidad del género PluggnB, demostrando que la producción de alta calidad puede crear un mundo en el que realmente puedes perderte. Ponte los auriculares y adéntrate en el "Mundo Congelado."

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Frozen in Time

The Reload 2.0

Moments

From The Heart 6

- Leroy Biggs - Holy water Remix

Socially conscious record from SIK's 2 Piece Malone, Flowman, and Cyren.

V1 & V2: 2 Piece Malone
V3: Cyren
Hook: Flowman
Beat by Sinima Beats

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What I Know (feat. 2 Piece Malone, Flowman, & Cyren)

Leroy Biggs - Bored (freestyle)

UNIVERSE X

Blessed

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Often convinced he is always one of the smartest men in the room, emcee/producer/engineer/songwriter Flowman is simultaneously a man with a chip on his shoulder.

Armed with a distinct vocal delivery and and energetic cadence, Flowman always surprises audiences with the sheer breadth of his musical skill. Often lauded for his technical abilities as a recording and mix engineer, many find themselves taken for a loop when he steps behind the mic. Whether spitting rhymes or penning and singing lush, layered hooks, Flowman seeks to shatter the mold of what makes an entertainer in the 21st Century.

Bursting onto the scene with 2008′s The Re-Invention, Flowman leveraged the power of the Internet to reach fans across the globe using social media. Featuring underground stalwarts such as Ness Lee & Synister Soundz and featured on several blogs, podcasts, and other music-related media outlets, The Re-Invention serves as his most popular album to date.

With Next Day Delivery, Flowman upped the ante, showcasing his songwriting skills with the popular singles “I’m On It” and “All I Know” which circulated on college radio stations nationwide. With two solid studio albums under his belt, Flowman began building a team around himself, assembling the So Independent Media Company as an independent label in 2010. Starting in 2012, Flowman began work on a multitude of projects, assisting his partners Cyren, 2 Piece, and Lyzation in putting together their projects as a recording engineer and vocal producer. Throughout 2012 and 2013, Flowman and the rest of the newly-dubbed “So Independent Klick (S.I.K.)” began to make a name for themselves in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

After a four year hiatus from releasing solo material, he returned in 2014 with the thematically-titled Legion: The Rise of the Primarch. On Legion, Flowman assembled a literal legion of collaborators in both emcees and producers, showing the true breadth of his musical skill. Featuring the anthemic “Hundred Years”, the bombastic “Smoke A Sack”, and the spacey “Level Up”, Flowman weaves elements of Southern hip-hop, East Coast boom-bap, electronica, trap, and rock & roll into his musical repertoire.

Never the one to rest on his laurels, Flowman stands poised, more confident than ever that he can shatter the mold of conventional hip-hop/urban music and take his place among the elite. Influenced by a vast array of entertainers, Flowman refuses to be pigeon-holed as “just another rapper.” He is far more than what he appears to be: A rare talent, visionary, the primarch of a new generation of music.