As an introduction my artistic name is Kev and I am primarily a songwriter for hire seeking collaborations world-wide. Let me put my skills of writing and music production, to work for you. Just send me a notification on this platform, and you will receive further instructions. Let us witness  the birth of a new star !!

NEW SONG RELEASE!!! Check out my Spotify below! (≧◡≦)	

music is such a powerful thing...let's use it for good ⸜( ´ ꒳ ` )⸝	
Thank you so much for listening! Have a beautiful day and keep lovin' (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ<3

Lordus, an R&B soul artist born and raised in Brooklyn to Haitian parents, brings a fresh, unique sound to today’s R&B, combining the emotional depth of 90s R&B with a modern edge. Known for her striking aesthetic—bold designs and a distinctive style—Lordus’s look is as memorable as her sound. Her music explores the intricate layers of love, growth, and self-reflection, guiding listeners through experiences of vulnerability, resilience, and self-discovery. She’s performed at major events, including the Essence Festival in New Orleans and the Coney Island's 4th of July Festival, and has collaborated with brands like Prudential and SamsungNXT/Billboard. Her music has gained traction on platforms such as Shade45, BBC 1Xtra, and Hot 97, to name a few. Her upcoming project, "y am I like this...", invites fans into a world of intimate emotions and reflective narratives, solidifying her place in modern R&B with an authenticity that resonates deeply. Lordus refers to her supporters as “Royals,” an empowered tribe joining her on this journey, reflecting the strength and presence of her name and encouraging a shared journey of connection and growth.

The Sound of AnnunaKi

Independent podcast inspired by electronic house music on the themes Afroturism, Afro-House, Afro-Techno, Gqom, 3step, Amapiano, Sghubu, Deep house, South Africa Electronic House Music, Kwaito, Latino house, Afro-Beats, Kuduro, Underground House..& Classic Afro house US.

These sound unites our mother earth Gaia and these ancestral deities of the African continent, some of whom say of a direct descendant of the Anunnaki, the ancient Sumerian deities. According to some legends, the Anunnaki traveled from Mesopotamia to Africa, bringing with them their knowledge and traditions. These traditions would include practices and symbols, inherited from their celestial ancestors thus perpetuating a mystical heritage, merging Sumerian myth with local customs, offering a fascinating perspective on the origin of certain African beliefs and traditions. Although these theories are not supported by historical and scientific evidence, they fuel the collective imagination and arouse curiosity about the mysteries of humanity and its origins. The Annunaki are considered to be those beings who are at the origin of the human race thanks to their knowledge of genetics...

All this is just musical fiction pretexting a theme to ufology and the mystery of our ancestors  to the world and continent of our origins.

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