POV: 2000s Rock

Circus Type Beat

Hit It To The Beat

Pretty Girl Swag

A rhythmic, thought-provoking song that takes a swing at financial crises, centralized control, and the rise of Bitcoin.

With sharp rhymes and a rebellious tone, it calls out the magical money-printing machines, the never-ending debt party, and the “trust us, we got this” attitude of traditional banking. Meanwhile, Bitcoin steps in like the mysterious new kid in town—a savior? A gamble? Just another illusion?

And when the system crumbles (because, well… history), the song leaves you with one simple yet haunting question: “Who do you trust?”

Smart, catchy, and slightly ironic, it’s the perfect soundtrack for watching the world changing—preferably while stacking sats.

Brave New World

Hurt People Hurt People

Clean radio Edit of Hundred thousand Fucking Bands

Hundred Thousands Bands clean radio version

The Systems

Weeping Willow

Watch Out

Dreamin

Fissure

Friends Like These

Mi otro yo

“Fake Sunsets” is a cinematic reflection on illusion, survival, and emotional duality, delivered with Cam Carter’s signature storytelling and layered artistry. Blending nostalgic West Coast hip-hop textures with a modern, soul-infused bounce, the track paints vivid scenes of loyalty tested, dreams sold, and truth blurred beneath glittering surfaces.

Produced by Ray K, the beat moves with warm analog grit, echoing golden-hour melancholy while the lyrics peel back the façade of flashy lifestyles and fake friends. Cam’s delivery is calm yet potent—equal parts introspection and confrontation—anchored by a hook that warns: “Fake sunsets, don’t say I didn’t warn ya.”

It’s a song for riders and thinkers alike—those who’ve seen beauty dressed as danger, and still chose to speak the truth. Not everything that glitters is gold. 

Fake Sunsets

Elixir

Lawdy Miss Clawdy

I Yi Yi Comen A Sai Im Sorry

I Yi Yi Comen A Sai Im Sorry

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