Name: My Job Is Never Done by Kiran BadaBoom Basi
Duration: 4 min 32 s
Description: Written about working in a job that is so repetitive I'm fed up.

JB Elwood's debut album releases everywhere on June 7th, 2024.

Lost In My Ways

Yes  Sorry

Yes, Sorry

A song about moving on without the ones you thought would be with you.

don't talk

Over and Over Again

This album is ‘Last Dance’ and my final album of my musical journey and consists of specially selected love ballads that takes you on a nostalgic journey through the years from 1968 to 2024. 

From 2016 to 2025, I have recorded and produced 1,117 songs comprising 51 Albums. It is time to undertake a new journey in my life that will further my growth into other realms. I thank all my fans and supporters who have helped me achieve this amazing milestone and ‘my music’ is a gift to humanity.

‘Those Were the Days’ is a song composed by ‘Boris Fomin’. Welsh singer ‘Mary Hopkin’ covered ‘Those Were the Days’ as her debut single in 1968. 

‘Push the Button’ is a song recorded by English girl group the ‘Sugababes’ for their fourth studio album ‘Taller in More Ways’ (2005).

‘Everywhere’ is a song by British American rock band ‘Fleetwood Mac’ from their 14th studio album, ‘Tango in the Night’ (1987). 

‘Ugly Heart’ is the second single by American British Canadian girl group ‘G.R.L.’ from their self-titled EP. The song was released on Sept 5, 2014.

‘Make It with You’ is a song written by ‘David Gates’ and originally recorded by American pop-rock group ‘Bread’ and was the first single from their Album ‘On the Waters’ and was released in Aug 1970.

‘Some Broken Hearts Never Mend’ is a song written by ‘Wayland Holyfield’ and recorded by American country music artist ‘Don Williams’. It was released in January 1977 as the first single from the album ‘Visions’.

‘Redneck Girl’ is a song written by ‘David Bellamy’ and recorded by American country music duo ‘The Bellamy Brothers’. It was released in September 1982 as the first single from the album ‘Strong Weakness’. 

‘Beautiful Things’ is a song by American singer and songwriter ‘Benson Boone’. It was released on January 19, 2024, as the lead single of his debut studio album, ‘Fireworks & Rollerblades’.

‘Love Yourself’ is a song recorded by Canadian singer ‘Justin Bieber’ for his fourth studio album ‘Purpose’ (2015). 

‘Calm Down’ is a song by Nigerian singer ‘Rema’, from his debut studio album ‘Rave & Roses’ (2022).  A remix of ‘Calm Down’ with American singer ‘Selena Gomez’ was released on 25 August 2022.

‘Lay Back in the Arms of Someone’ is a song co-written by ‘Nicky Chinn’ and ‘Mike Chapman’, performed by the English band ‘Smokie’ and released in 1977.

‘50 Ways to Say Goodbye’ is a song by American pop rock band ‘Train’. It is the second single from their sixth studio album, ‘California 37’. It was released in the on June 11, 2012.

‘Sara’ is a song written by singer-songwriter ‘Stevie Nicks’ of the British American band ‘Fleetwood Mac’, which was released as a single from the 1979 ‘Tusk’.

‘Yellow’ is a song by the British rock band ‘Coldplay’, who wrote the song and co-produced it with British record producer Ken Nelson for their debut album, ‘Parachutes’ (2000). 

‘Baby Can I Hold You’ is the third single released by American contemporary folk artist ‘Tracy Chapman’, released in October 1988. 

‘Little Lies’ is a song by British American rock band Fleetwood Mac from their 14th studio album, ‘Tango in the Night’ (1987). 

‘How Can I Tell Her’ Is a song by American singer-songwriter ‘Lobo’, from his third studio album ‘Calumet’ (1973).

‘Aubrey’ is a song written and composed by American singer-songwriter ‘David Gates’ and originally recorded by the soft rock group Bread and appeared on Bread's 1972 album ‘Guitar Man’. 

‘Lost in Love’ is a song recorded by the British Australian soft rock duo Air Supply from their ‘Life Support’ (1979) album. The song was written by group member ‘Graham Russell’. 

‘Last Dance’ is a song by American singer ‘Donna Summer’ from the soundtrack album to the 1978 film ‘Thank God It's Friday’.

 ‘Every chord I strike is a call to the heart’s deepest desires, a reminder that in the rhythm of life, we find the courage to dance through the darkness and into the light.’

Enjoy!!!

Lost In Love (O'Neill Fernandes)

How Can I Tell Her (O'Neill Fernandes)

The echoes (echoes, echoes) of your voice
Flow through the stream of my memories

They give the rhythm
They light the path
They give me the strength
To live without you

The echoes (echoes, echoes)

How can you feel so present and so intense?
When you're just echoes lost in deep space

I guess the stars are aligned
How lucky I am?
To still receive
Your echoes (echoes, echoes)

The echoes (echoes, echoes) of your love
Guide my steps with their melodies

They weave through the shadows
They soften pain
They give me the strength to stay
Even though I miss you

The echoes (echoes, echoes)

How can you be so present and so intense?
When you're just echoes lost in deep space

I'm sure the stars are aligned
I want to say how lucky I am
To still receive
Your echoes (echoes, echoes)

How lucky I am?
To still hear you and feel you
To still receive
Your echoes (echoes, echoes)

Your echoes (your echoes, your echoes)

Echoes

LET'S HAVE A PARTY (DELUXE)

REGALITY

Revolutionist’s Anthem is more than a track—it’s a declaration. Fueled by frustration and sharpened by truth, this song is a battle cry for the voiceless, the working class, the disillusioned, and the betrayed. Written in the shadow of rising fascism and economic despair, DaBonedeath tears through the false promises of the red and the blue with venom and clarity.

This is the sound of boots marching through lies.
This is what it means to stand up when everything says sit down.
This is Revolutionist’s Anthem—wake up, or get washed away.

#ProtestRap #RevolutionMusic #DaBonedeath #PoliticalHipHop #RevolutionistsAnthem #WakeUpCall

Revolutionist’s Anthem.mp3

Written about working in a job that is so repetitive I'm fed up.

My Job Is Never Done

Budapests: 
In order of apperance; Corpz (Written Verse), Kryogenic (Freestyled Verse), C-eff (Written Verse) 
Producer's; Provida Beats & Blunt Pundit 
This is just a demo. Brilliant sample, and fantastic beat. Sach wrote the hook and his verse in about 20 mins, I came into the studio and went into the booth and recorded my verse in a couple of takes, and then C-eff wrote and recorded his verse a couple days later. Cheers guys, this is definately one of the best tunes I've appearded on, if not the best. Please let me know what you think.......


This Is It Mix

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Formally known as Kryogenic, I have left this persona in the past. 

New music being recorded for 2025, with my EP Allow Me To Introduce Myself...., out May 28th and Albums, Not The Real Slim Shady out July 28th, & Never To Late out Sept 28th.

Any producers/Artists interesting in a collaboration, hit me up.

Thank you and God Bless.

My Job Is Never Done

Kiran BadaBoom Basi

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