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CyberMCA – Cosmic Elevation 🌍🎶
A soulful journey through Afro-pop, rhythm, and connection

Cosmic Elevation is a vibrant celebration of rhythm, culture, and emotional storytelling. Inspired by travels through Mozambique, South Africa, and Namibia, this album brings together the warmth of Afro-pop, the energy of danceable grooves, and melodies that speak straight to the heart.

Each track is a unique moment — from the playful vibe of “Sugar Baby” to the deep soul of “Peace of Mind” and the heartfelt tribute in “My Amara.” With catchy hooks, rich percussion, and smooth vocal textures, the album invites listeners to move, feel, and reflect.

🎧 For fans of: Afrobeats, Afro-pop, soul-infused rhythms, and global music with heart.

💫 Let the rhythm lift you.
This is Cosmic Elevation.

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Verse 1 
Mother, 
I ain't coming back,
Oh, no, 
The spotlight, 
It calls for me. (yeah)
Sister, 
I’m far too gone, (yeah)
You call me, 
But no air. (air)
From the ghetto 
Is where you left me, (mmm)
To the spotlight 
Is where you found me. 

Pre-Chorus 
So, 
Sorrow, 
just take my pain, (pain) 
Tomorrow, 
I'll make it rain. 

Chorus 
Sorrow, 
Just take my pain, (Pain) 
Tomorrow, 
I see no rain. (mmm) 
Sorrow, 
Just take my pain, (pain) 
The millions, 
They call my name. (yeah) 

Verse 
So, so,
They did me wrong, 
S.O.S they call me home. 
If I take this lonely road, 
Will I have a place called home? 
I then go, 
Go that way. 
You pour rain on my parade, 
Why? 
You use me for your gain now 

Pre-Chorus 
Everybody
knows my pain (mmm), 
No shame on me, yeah,
No blame on me. 
She said, 
"I know where you come from now, boy,
I don't care, 
I give it all." 

Chorus 
Sorrow, 
Just take my pain, (Pain) 
Tomorrow, 
I see no rain. (mmm) 
Sorrow, 
Just take my pain, (pain) 
The millions, 
They call my name. (yeah) 

Bridge 
If you there for my pain, 
Did you care? 
Oh, no, no... 
Left me there, 
All alone,
On the road. 
Mmm... 
If she care... (care)
I don't know. (know)
All I know 

Chorus 
Sorrow, 
Just take my pain, 
Tomorrow, 
I see no rain. (mmm) 
Sorrow, 
just take my pain, (pain) 
The millions,
They call my name. (yeah) 
Sorrow, 
Just take my pain, (pain) 
Tomorrow,
I see no rain. (mmm) 
Sorrow, 
Just take my pain, (pain) 
The millions, 
They call my name. (yeah)

SONG CREDIT 
Written & Produced by: InDuna
Co Produced by: Jpec
Vocals Recorded at: Tiny Triumph Studios with Toby Lloyd
Mixed & Mastered by: Jpec

Take My Pain

In honor of Chris Brown's documentary, "Welcome To My Life", I was inspired to record one of my favorite songs by him, "All Back" from the album "Fame". This song speaks to me on levels no-one understands, and really is the anthem of my life lately. You remember the laughter you use to have? The smile you used to carry? The hope you used to believe by? This is what it means to me, and even if you've never heard the song before, I hope you enjoy it. If you like it, feel free to share with your friends. If you LOVE it, you can download it!

As a thank you to all of my fans, over the next few weeks, I'm going to be releasing the songs I've performed live, that you all loved. I'm handpicking the best ones, and creating a small EP of everything you've wanted to hear when you left a concert of mine. I want to thank every one of you who have supported me over the last few years, this is only the beginning. This is my thank you.

Track: Johnathan Bradley

**I DO NOT OWN THE LYRICS, NOR MUSIC TO THIS RECORDING. THIS IS FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF RELEASING CREATIVITY, AND INSPIRING OTHERS**

thank you.

All Back (Chris Brown Cover)

South African self-taught artist and producer InDuna (in-Doo-nah) takes flavours straight from his homeland and incorporates them into his Afropop infused soul sound. Inspired by the likes of Brenda Fassie and Ladysmith Black Mambazo, InDuna expresses himself and his experiences of growing up in a third world society through his music. 

Born in South Africa, he had a rough childhood spending much of his early years growing up in the slums of Johannesburg and Limpopo. After moving into an orphanage at the age of eight, he was given the opportunity at fourteen to move to New Zealand.

InDuna started his music journey when he fell in love with music for the first time after hearing Brenda Fassie’s Nomakanjani. “It felt like love at first sight, but with music.” However, he only took an interest in producing his own music after high school. For the most part, music production has been an effective therapy for him to vent his emotions and to help cope with his past and present experiences. “The reason I started doing music was because I needed a way to
handle my emotions and regular therapy wasn’t doing it for me.”

InDuna produces a range of genres including Hip-hop, R&B and Pop. As a kid being exposed to different genres of music and being part of a choir, he has been able to incorporate his experiences into any genre that he works in. His roots also allow him to blend his vocals and sounds from Africa to bring a unique vibe and narrative to his music and capture the essence of him as an artist.

InDuna’s single “Save Me” off his self-produced EP “Dreams of an Underdog” has racked up 58,000 views across YouTube and Facebook.

His recent release, “Black Man Running” reached number 1 on the RadioActive Top 11 Chart, 3rd on the SRN Top 10 Chart, 3rd on the iTunes NZ Hip-Hop Chart and 17th on the RadioScope Alternative Airplay Chart.

InDuna has performed at Newtown Festival 2020, Sofa Wellington and Going Local 2019 along with other smaller gigs around Wellington.

Take My Pain

InDuna

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