Where I'm From (live)

Wanderlust (live jam)

Brooklyn Dream (live)

We Got Life (Live)

Creative Vibe (Live)

Frank Ocean mashup

We Got Life (Umi Says remix)

YOU (live)

MoonShine featuring LenniiTraviis

Today I decided to record a quick acapella track which I've never done before. It was inspired by an incredible singer and person Keera. I sat down with no plan and sang whatever came to mind, I just free styled it. (it's obvious once you hear it lol) I listened back so I can erase it and actually put effort into it the second time around and I was like "nah, I'll keep it, its done" because it made me think about so many conversations I've had throughout the years with women that have opened up to men just to get shut right back down. With that let me tell you, I've been meeting so many incredible women lately. Through my experience of talking with women the conversation of men and relationships always comes up. All of these women are beautiful, deep nurturing women, most of them single mothers but all scorned in one way or another. I can go on and on but anyway, this quick freestyle is for you. I love you. Sit tight, keep your standards high and keep being the Queen that you are and your King will come.

Dear Women

I free styled another song to release some feelings and then decided to share it. I didn't want to write about it but I did anyway because it's been bothering me this week....
I can't lie, at this point every time I hear someone say  "white privileged" it irks my soul. Why? maybe because I gotta check that stupid ass box when I fill out papers that says "white" and I've never had anymore privileges than my "black" friends. Most of them have been to Europe for God's sake and I haven't! If anything I've heard "you're blacker than me!" more times than I can count! lol I come from a family of immigrants, a family that never went to college, a family that didn't set me up financially, a family that worked their fuckin ass off for every single thing they have! My family went through all kinds of racial scrutiny when they came here, we all know how that crap goes in the US, nothing new for anyone. We didn't come here on the Mayflower and set up shop. So to think everyone is "privileged" because they're not brown is very wrong. That's like me saying "all black people are (insert some ignorant shit here)" Don't get me wrong, I know there are all kinds of levels to this and I'm not saying we're treated the same all the time, because we're not and that's the problem. All I know is that in my life I've met so many incredible people from all walks of life and I love them individually, especially the ones that were not spoon fed and had to handle their shit on their own to get to where they are! Yea, I've met white people that were born into millionaire families, the ones that only know people of color because they clean their damn house, the ones that married into money and don't know a goddamn thing about struggle, and quite frankly it makes me sick and I have nothing in common with them!..but they check that "white" box on those papers too. I can go on and on about this, but know that language is important and it does effect some, so when you're speaking about "certain kinds of people" and generalizing them, its never a cool thing. Never. Let's just continue to help each other out to overcome all the injustice in the world and spread love like we do. 
Thanks for reading this and listening. Love You.

White Privilege

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