a love letter to all the creatives <3

lyrics:
Get your mind get your mind right
Bout time to see
divine might talk
ain’t nobody worried bout that
but they bout to tho


Stressing you’re not ready
But my bet is that you are
Just let it evolve
Believe in your art
Believe in your heart

Oh my my
Aye I beg you to see you divine
Every day, it is all by design
Let it bake i, pick it up, cool it down
A di di da bu dah
Your desire
Now my love it’s sure
Every big win
Built by ones before it
thorns will protect
and the roses grow ya know
fertile soil


Get your mind get your mind right
Bout time to see
divine might talk
ain’t nobody worried bout that
but they bout to tho



Open up your eyes
I’m about that
Eating so right
Cuz I’m bout that
Gonna live my life
Cuz I’m bout that
Put the pain aside
Cuz i’m bout that
Never been a side piece
Cuz I’m about that
And I’m up in my víbeez
Cuz I’m bout that
And you get a hand in the air
If you bout that
Can you get it low like ya knees
If you bout that
hit it with the oo oo oo
If you bout that
and you bounce back
A new state
In a new outfit
All thrift
And you hail from the continent
Like we all did
Run it up
run it back

Get your mind get your mind right
Bout time to see
divine might talk
ain’t nobody worried bout that
but they bout to tho


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bout that

"Indigenous Lyricist” is an anthem of resistance against assimilation into a colonized world. The track pays respect to the resilience and creativity of Indigenous people. It is a homage to the Haudenosaunee homelands, a nod to our ancestors that survived so we could exist, it’s our bridged value of Mother Earth, a toss to the roots that raised us. It’s a shoutout to all Indigenous people: our cultures are intact, our medicines strong and our communities growing.

The track, produced by Sim Seezy (@seezybeats), and joined by the lyrics of Chhoti Maa (@ChhotiMaa), illuminates and mobilizes neo-native narratives from all directions of Turtle Island. From New York to California, Mexico to Canada…We are not sleeping. We haven’t forgotten our herstory. America’s past haunts us today and deserves a call out.

Artwork by Ronald Toledo, Jr.
Produced by Sim Seezy & Dio Ganhdih
Mixed by Sim Seezy
Mastered by Jade Payne

Indigenous Lyricist - Feat. Chhoti Maa (Prod. By Sim Seezy & Dioganhdih)

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Saja Yk Drop

RJD2 drums

as long as we got love

this morning's session was difficult, i couldn't seem to play or sing any thing i liked, so i took a break and played Breath Of The Wild... the first sound to come was the drum...

Lyrics:

i still long for your warm embrace
nothing feels like your hand softly against my face
go on again calling me out of my name
slow down listen hear them call

2x i can hear something special calling my name 
     the voices surround us hymns that they sing 

can't you hear something special calling your name 
the voices surround you hymns that we sing

2x i can hear something special calling my name 
     the voices surround us hymns that they sing

i gave no reason
 that you could give me for leaving 
calling it feeling 
seems to be overthinking 
lets take rest take a breath and 
let go
turn back remember where love is 
go home 

8x i can hear something special calling my name 
 the voices surround us hymns that they sing.........
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i took my time but i was disciplined throughout the whole process...im proud of myself. xoxo thank you maa

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Acoustic guitar accompanied by soulful vocals singing reflective lyrics alluding to skating as a form of escapism from growing pains.

bout that

Jada Imani

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