This song hits harder than my alarm clock in the morning.

I first heard Paul Brady sing a song about New Orleans in 1976. He said it was based on an old Irish song tune, but he had merged the words from somewhere else and now it was 'The Lakes of Pontchartrain'. (Bob Dylan loved it and did a version on one of his albums, but he could never master Mr Brady's guitar open tuning.)
I've written some new words, but also used the old words in a different order, to give a different meaning. It's called The Folk Process. (In case anyone wants to sue me, I've changed the tune to the second half of the song. Now that's what I call tinkering!)
Anyway, it's a serious subject and it deserves a great song. I couldn't do that all on my own, so I've called on the giants of the past, so I can stand on their shoulders. I hope they don't mind.

The Towns of East Ukraine

How We Do It

crown heights Bosses 
kids from the ghetto ent 
bookings features etc ..

instagram @bernmack_retromizzy

"fashion music"

fleeky "one"

Fleeky "one"

Energy

To Much Sauce (Prod By Dave Swazy)

When men went out in ’48,
What you could pick out of the ground,
It could change your fate.
When I arrived in ’49, 
You could grab a pick and shovel,
Join the line.

Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold.

During the Depression, life took its toll,
Scrimping and saving in the bitter cold.
A lot of empty pockets and dreams put on hold,
“I have to find some money man, yeah, you know, 
That I got to get the gold.”

Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold.

I took a job on Wall Street, ready to take flight,
Navigating markets all day and night.
Profit and loss was what took hold,
I started questioning the purpose, but they told me, 
That you got to get the gold.

Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold.

I went out to Iraq, and I did a tour.
Came home wondering what 
I was fighting for.
A man said:  “Help me make this stuff get sold”.
He put some in my pocket, 
whispered “Listen son, you got to get the gold.”

Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold.
Got to get the gold.

I met a guy who said he owned the news,
but he didn’t like facts, tried to control my views.
I asked him “Why?”, he said “Do what you’re told”.
“The facts don’t sell like fake news, 
and the truth is that I got to get the gold.”

Got to get the gold.
Got to get the gold.
Got to get the gold.
Got to get the gold.

I met a man, he said he’d make things great,
But he went around lying and spreading hate.
I asked him why, he said “Son, your bold”,
But he sent his men away, 
And yelled, Listen man, I got to get the gold!”

Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold,
Got to get the gold.
Got to get the gold.

Gold demo

This is Lost, a track that I create inspired by the missing of the Rover opportunity in the surface of mars. That history and the sensation of lose contact and never to return captive me so hard so I tried to transmite that feeling of loneliness in the song.

Lost - Extended Mix

Beatport

Lost

You Can Be My Bonnie

YOU CAN BE MY BONNIE

Christian Ballad
Christian Rock
Christian pop

Revelation 12

Track List


"I'm Not Okay (Captain Cuts Remix)" - My Chemical Romance - 0:00
"Summer of '69 (Dollar Bear Remix)" - Bryan Adams - 1:59
"The Afterlife" - TilDusk - 3:53
"Sugar We're Going Down/The Middle/Ghost" - Fallout Boy/Jimmy Eat World/Justin Bieber - 5:46
"Anywhere" - Adventure Club - 9:35
"Signal" - Rezz & Grabbitz - 10:33
"Dear Maria (Remix) - All Time Low - 12:06
"If it Means A Lot to You" - A Day to Remember X RL Grime - 15:08
"MakeDamnSure" - Adventure Club, Modern Machines & Saint Slumber - 16:23
"Every Time We Touch (TEKKNO version" - Electric Callboy - 17:47
"Losing My Mind" - TilDusk - 20:56
"Let Me Go" - Sullivan King & Wooli - 22:56
"Some Will Seek Forgiveness, Others Escape (Adventure Club Edit)" - Underoath - 26:17
"Wooly" - Breathe Carolina - 30:17

Wait.. So What's My Age Again? Ep.1

Like a Rockstar - Ibiza Club 23

West Coast MC from Sonoma, California. Has been writing rhymes at the age of 16. Inspired from the likes of Rakim, Eminem, Nas, Kool G Rap, Ice Cube, Elzhi, Kool Moe Dee, Ras Kass, Slick Rick, etc.

How We Do It

Lui Da Don

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