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Creed III: The Soundtrack

Lay Up (feat. Syd)

"I wrote this song as a dedication to all the boys growing up without fathers who now have to try and fill those big shoes.  I wanted to tell the story of how they have to grow up fast, lose their innocence so young, and the damage it does (no matter your race).  The interlude that follows deals with racism, and how people of color have to have these tough conversations with their children that others parents don't.  It's hard to explain to a five year old that because of the color of their skin, they will be treated differently.  But, that's a reality for us." - Rapsody 

Beauty and The Beast

The Man

Rapsody - The Man / Different Problems Interlude (Prod by Eric G for The Soul Council)

Single off my album "For Love".. recorded this tune in Austin Texas with my producer Dwight Baker. We used the 'ukulele and electric guitars for this mellow laid back vibe. 

Simple Love Song

The Paradox

You Don't Even Call Me

"Radius (Deluxe Edition)" available now and featuring 7 new tracks. 
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Radius (Deluxe Edition)

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American Privilege

A timeless collection of slow-burning soul and intimate ballads, Can We Talk Forever? explores the journey of love through the simplest yet most powerful act—communication. From the spark of a first conversation to the deep bond of lasting relationships, each track carries a mood of late-night reflection, whispered confessions, and heartfelt promises.

With warm melodies, lush instrumentation, and lyrics that cut straight to the heart, this album is both romantic and vulnerable. It’s music for quiet evenings, city lights, and moments where words matter most.

At its core, Can We Talk Forever? is a reminder that love endures not just through passion, but through the willingness to keep talking—forever.

Can we talk forever

FSX-007: SiR - Seven Sundays out now - bit.ly/FSX-007

iTunes: http://apple.co/1dYT5lk

Vocal & Lyrics by SiR
Produced by Tiffany Gouché

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Seven Sundays

SiR "You Ain't Ready" (feat. D Smoke)

Say a Little Prayer

Say a Little Prayer (Live)

Hallucinogenics

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Ramaj Eroc - I Love You More f. Noname (prod. DviousMindz)

Underground Hip Hop
Chicago Rap
Jazz Rap

I Love You More

I Love You More f. Noname (prod. DviousMindz)

Oxnard

Anywhere (feat. Snoop Dogg & The Last Artful, Dodgr)

Mixer

Lockdown

Just someone who enjoys making playlists
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your friendly neighborhood story teller. 


Nigerian-born, UK-based singer/songwriter Jacob Banks moved to Birmingham at the age of 13, and began singing, playing guitar and writing songs at the age of 20. He got his start recording songs for friends to listen to in their cars and hitting the open mic circuit before self-releasing his first EP The Monologue in 2013.

Jacob has since released independent EP The Paradox and made his debut on Interscope Records with The Boy Who Cried Freedom EP.  His track “Worthy” has surpassed 5 million streams on Spotify, and his music has been praised by everyone from The New York Times to Vogue, with Time recognizing “Chainsmoking” as one of the “Best Songs of 2017 So Far” and The FADER naming “Mercy” one of their “Songs You Need in Your Life This Week.”

Having supported the likes of Alicia Keys, Sam Smith and Emeli Sandé on tour in the UK, Jacob is now playing to festival crowds around the world including including Lollapalooza, Firefly, Outsidelands and Austin City Limits in the US. The New York Times named Jacob one of “12 Notable Acts” at SXSW.  This fall, Jacob will embark on his headlining North American Into the Wild tour. The tour will kick off with a show at LA’s The Roxy on November 2nd, which sold out 3 months in advance, and will run through December 5th in Atlanta. Jacob is also gearing up to release new music imminently.

You Don't Even Call Me

Jacob Banks

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