Name: 3. Interlude by Lux Kent
Duration: 2 min 49 s
Description: Lux Kent has finally released his highly anticipated album called Langa.

A plea to the Lord to save Johazardousburg

04 City Of God Ft. Bigstar Johnson

Better Things [Prod. Luke White]

Black Man In His 20s

“Exile” is the first single off of Blaque Nubon’s upcoming EP, this single is inspired by a multi-layer of life experiences. The overarching theme is of the truth that we are all exiles in this world longing to go home. 

And being black, growing up in a township, attending “multiracial schools” and being a young married Christian in the hip hop culture, all this has built into the feeling and experience of being exiled at every level for Nubon. The song further communicates the hope that all of this happens, not by chance but with God’s sovereign intent. 

It features Lilly Million, who brings a rich solid base to the song, with her voice that holds together all the vibrant new age anthemic pop sounds produced by Street Carnivore. Which then amplifies Blaque’s cinematic lyricism, that explores his multi-layered reality.


Exile

Exile - Blaque Nubon x Lilly Million (Prod by Street Carnivore)

It’s been almost a year since S.O. released So It Ends, and the Nigerian-born, London-raised rapper has been back in the studio creating new music. 

Following up the release of his first summer single I See You – a track dedicated to all the godly women around the world but particularly his fiancée – Parker’s Verse is just a song where S.O. puts his emcee skills on display. 

“Just a bit of bars over a G.P.-produced track,” S.O. said. “It’s been a while since I did that.”

The song gets its name from an encounter S.O. had while traveling. 

"I met a kid in Hawaii named Parker. The song is named after him. He's not even old enough to understand it, but when he gets older, he will know their uncle did something for them — solidified their name in music history," S.O. laughed.

LYRICS: 

 Straight bars no need for melodies/
My dad told me I’m the ones what you telling me/
Me and G 10-plus years here with the energy/
Still got the remedy dude serving a felony/
Told me he love SIC/
Bump that before HOV/
Come see his POV nothing to play with/
99 Neo scene stuck in the Matrix/
Still he can't erase it/
Pill off in a spaceship? How in a cell/
It's time to intercede in a season where sinners dwell/
Just thank God you breathing not leaving it to yourself/
If you give a man a reason to squeeze you’ll be Stringer Bell/
Friends turn to foes coz of fools gold/
I know many people but only a few close/
If you let me keep you and show you a few ropes/
You will see who is close to blood like they glucose/
They’ll muddy their shoes bro/
Tell a friend to a friend go beyond the surface/
If I was hungry GP open up his purses/
You can see it in my eyes I ain't lying/
Now his son my son even though he ain't mine/
And when I have mine it's going be same/
Scoreboard at half time whose leading the game/
Doesn't mean that they will later see the season change/
Add to the fuel to the fire hommie you can feed the flames/
I was in a daze, now my eyes open/
J was serving the fiends he was treating their itch like calamine lotion/
But now the CEO outspoken/
See that divine motion/
Noting but grace will blow your mind hoping/
For greatness/
Who is complaining/
When I'm sitting in first flight to Hawaii my God's amazing/
Me and young Parker laughing away hoping he takes this/
And learns that uncle does more than hitting stages/
Its more than a stage show if I say so/
More than some peso’s or a caseload/
I'll admit it lacked vision but now I get it/
Whether 9-to-5 or 9-to-9 man I'm driven/
Give me 99 plus one time is my witness/
What I'm given is what I'm given you can shine different/
I'm in it for the long haul though time's ticking/
I just wanna hear well done servant when I'm finished/
Look, no fine women in my linen/
In this game you can lose your life for five minutes/
And i don't wanna lose mine/
I remember when I was sleeping off in the futon I was writing a few rhymes/
But look at me now mama she proud/
Front row seats in the crowd how do we sound/
I’ll remind ya/
Tell young Sophie young S is beside her/
Tell the promoter no cider on my rider/
Stay sobered up/
So you know wassup/
Getting closer to Jehovah with the cobra clutch/
You can never be the same hommie if your soul touched/
Some say they woken up but they ain't even woke enough/
Ain't no shots when what you speak is real/
G like young S you need to chill/
I'll say God bless and speak to still/
All gods fail only One named Jesus heals — gone 

S.O. -  Parker's Verse

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Lux Kent has finally released his highly anticipated album called Langa.

3. Interlude

A  Soothing￼ and melodic tone accompanied by impeccable vocals with amazing lyrics 
It’s not just a typical rap song it has meaningful message to it, “Not the same” manifest to the finer things in life 
Escalate to higher achievements because you will not be the same after you manifest 
I hope you enjoy listening to this record as much as I enjoyed making it.

3. Interlude

Lux Kent

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