Concrete Coffin is a gritty, unapologetic journey through the raw streets of Montreal. With every track, the EP digs deep into themes of rebellion, survival, and the chaos of urban life. From dealing with betrayal in the shadowed hallways to running from the law in the dead of night, each song paints a vivid picture of life on the edge.

The city’s cold, unforgiving streets become a metaphor for being trapped in a system that never gives you a chance. But amidst the struggle and chaos, there’s a fire—a will to survive, to push through, and to rise from the ashes. Tracks like Shadows in the Halls and Doorway to Trouble tell stories of being falsely accused and fighting back against the pressure, while Cuffed and Crazy brings an explosive energy, showing the rush of living on the edge.

Concrete Coffin is more than just a collection of tracks; it’s an experience. It’s about facing the harsh realities of the world, surviving the darkness, and emerging stronger. With haunting beats, razor-sharp lyrics, and a raw narrative, this EP captures the spirit of those who refuse to be confined—who fight to break free, no matter the cost.

Snitchin' in the Halls [Explicit]

Skyline [Explicit]

Survive The Night [Explicit]

Heat on My Back [Explicit]

Concrete Jungle [Explicit]

High School Battlefields

Heat on My Back [EXPLICIT]

Skyline Hustle [EXPLICIT]

Survive The Night [EXPLICIT]

Snitchin in The Halls [EXPLICIT]

City of Demons is a raw, emotional journey through the streets of Montreal, told through the eyes of a sixteen-year-old caught between survival and self-discovery. With lyrics that bleed truth and a voice that echoes the struggle of youth in a chaotic world, Joshua Aidan Caminsky lays it all bare—pain, loyalty, heartbreak, and hope. From the glow of city lights to the darkness of addiction, betrayal, and broken dreams, this album doesn't just tell a story—it lives it. This is the sound of a generation fighting for light in a world that often forgets them.

From Grit to Glow

Montreal Nights Bad News

No Safe Streets

Sixteen and Battling

Faded Friends

Midnight Hustle in the Ville

Lockdown Kids

Shadows at 16

Montreal Nights

Rebel Hearts is an explosive, deeply personal debut that tears through silence, betrayal, and broken systems with raw emotion and undeniable fire. Blending cinematic pop, melodic rap, and gritty hip-hop, this album is a battle cry for anyone who’s been overlooked, underestimated, or pushed to the edge.

Every track is a chapter — from the defiant anthem “Break These Chains” to the heart-wrenching confession of “Too Real,” from the social rebellion in “Lost in Translation” to the glowing fury of “Lights Out.” These aren’t just songs — they’re survival stories.

Driven by vulnerability, anger, and the will to rise, Rebel Hearts captures what it means to fight for your identity in a world that tries to write your ending. With pulsing beats, raw lyricism, and hooks made to echo through headphones and hearts alike, this album was built for those who’ve been through the dark — and decided to shine anyway.

This is your moment. This is Rebel Hearts.


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