In The MIX:
perseverance: technimatik
white horses: calibre, DRS
sunrise: calibre, DRS
the view: DRS, Lsb, Tyler Daley
salvation: total sience, digital, spirit
let you down: sydney bryce, qzb
take it all vip: qzb, charli brix
higher ground: vibe chemistry, lauren page, manny
gravity: vibe chemistry
fine lines: glxy, substance, catching cairo
you are so: itona, enigma dubz
i remember: tyler daley, drs, calibre
cant explain: drs, document one
fiction: spectrasoul, solah
ups and downs: telomic, rhode
if we wait: hiraeth, tz siege mc, telomic
belief: hyroglifics, feux
overture: hugh hardy, d.e.o.n
believe: maduk, zoe aska
two words: workforce
overthinking: lsb, sian sanderson, enei
lower ground: lsb
looking glas: BCee
help you: BCee, shock one

Devil by Daylight

Lyrics:
https://genius.com/Keagan-hoffman-bi-polar-lyrics

BI POLAR (prod. Akvri, Nightrdd & Skinnydrag)

GO GET IT

“The End?” is a deeply personal folk journey through memory, longing, love, and loss. With stripped-back honesty and quiet emotional power, each song is a letter — to home, to family, to the past, to the self. It’s a collection born of distance and closeness, of questions without answers, of gratitude and grief walking hand in hand.

Though it travels through shadows, it always searches for light. And when the final note fades, it leaves you not with a goodbye… but with a beginning.

The End?

Nine Shots at Dawn is a sweeping narrative album rooted in the vast, sun-scorched landscapes of the American Southwest. It tells the interconnected story of a lone cowboy — a man weathered by love, betrayal, loss, and redemption — told across nine emotionally charged tracks.

From the melancholy of a love lost in “Love Plan” to the aching hope in “Redemption,” this album is a journey through broken vows, star-crossed borders, prison walls, and a father-son bond stitched together by time and memory. Every song is a chapter in a story drenched in dust, blood, and longing — backed by soaring guitars, haunting chants, steady, heartbeat-like drums, and a voice that cracks under the weight of history.

This is not just an album — it’s a legend passed down around a campfire, under the stars, where ghosts ride and hearts still burn.

Seed of man

Mexican girl

FAMOUS (Ft. Adia Alexis)

A poetic journey through the cosmos of human emotion, this album explores the chaos within and without — tracing one soul’s path from shadow to collapse, from self-reflection to elemental rebirth. Each song is a chapter in an existential myth, where natural disasters mirror internal cataclysms, and the smallest drop of water carries the weight of life’s brevity.

Beginning in darkness with The Shadow and rising through apocalyptic imagery (When the Sky Caved In), fractured identity (The Other Me), and the rot of humanity (Cancer), the record moves like a storm — tribal, cinematic, and raw — until it bursts into light in the final moments of Big Bang, where chaos becomes creation.

It’s not just music — it’s a universe collapsing, healing, and being born again.

The End?

J. Ash Dusk