What's The Point

NoLimitations ft. P & BlacOut

SUBLIMENNIAL SIXTEEN NEW TECH

Roger Sanchez ft. GTO – Turn On The Music (Ape Rebellion Extended Remix)
Matt Dawson, Kevin Mills – Step In Side (Original Mix)
SIDEPIECE – Temptation (Extended Mix)
Deeperlove – Renegade Master (Volac Remix)
LA Riots, Max Styler ft. Laura White – I Call That Love (Extended Mix)
Stuart Ormerod – Dance To The Undergroudn (Original Mix)
GUZ (NL) – Set U Free (Extended Mix)
Vänel, Demik – Good Vibrations (Johan X Remix)
Shiba San – Do Your Thang (Original Mix)
DJ Susan – Direction (Original Mix)
Fond8 – Warning (Original Mix)
Gary Caos – Shake That Thing (Original Mix)
Chelina Manuhutu – Takes A Little Something (Original Mix)
Maur & Roobinz ft. Faber – Can’t Get Enough (Original Mix)
Space Motion – Feel My Body (Extended Mix)
Ki Creighton – My Beat (Original Mix)
Dario D’Attis & Markus Homm – Let’s Try (Extended Mix)
Donny Howells – Players (Original Mix)
Mihalis Safras – Love Away (Joeski Remix)
Eli Brown – Legion (Original Mix)
Shapeshftr – Your Girl (Original Mix)
Vincenzo Di’Amico, Lina Simons – Self Made (Original Mix)
Miane – Who Are You (Chris Lake Extended Remix)

To All The Artists Listed Above Thank You For Your Beautiful Music

SUBLIMENNIAL SIXTEEN NEW TECH

Check out the new single off my upcoming album "Love letter to my opps" feat My brother and Memphis Battle rapper/artist St. Courts. Video out on youtube!

Empty the Clip feat St. Courts

Easy to get by, for the longest time
Easy to be right, oh so hard to try
Easy just to pray, each and every day
Easy here's your chance, might be hard to sense

Oh-wo-o-oh
Oh-wo-o-oh-wo-o-oh

Easy to get done, better make it one
Easy to get up, why's that hard to stop
Easy once we know, easier to show
Easy as we can, hard now as was then

Oh-wo-o-oh
Oh-wo-o-oh-wo-o-oh

And when it all comes down, 
When there's no one to be found
When there's nothing but a sound
Then we'll all just turn around

Oh-wo-o-oh
Oh-wo-o-oh-wo-o-oh
Oh-wo-o-oh
Oh-wo-o-oh-wo-o-oh

Easy To Get

Wrapped (Jorko)

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Freedom is a reflection of life lived under pressure. From the opening records, BigKdou positions himself as a product of environment and circumstance moving with his circle, surviving systems designed to confine Black men mentally, physically, and legally. The album mirrors incarceration, surveillance, loyalty, and self-preservation, using street realism as testimony rather than glorification.
It's not about escape it’s about what it costs to stay human when freedom is constantly negotiated. The prison imagery, the orange jumpsuit, and the track sequencing all reinforce one idea:
Freedom for Black men is rarely given it's fought for, taken back, and sometimes only felt internally.
This album feels honest, grounded, and intentional, built to resonate with listeners who understand that freedom isn’t just leaving a cell it’s surviving the system and keeping your identity intact.


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