Maki B n Shiftz

This track opens the door with calm fire. Maki B speaks from the weight of misrepresentation — no longer willing to be a character in someone else’s script. It's not just a lyrical reclaiming of voice; it's a rejection of the systems that tried to define him. With warm G-Funk undertones and a controlled, soulful cadence, this track plants the flag: "I write this story, not your TV."

It's My Narrative

Don’t Be Cold – Shiftz

Theme: Exposing political hypocrisy and state indifference.
Story Arc: Shiftz delivers a scathing takedown of performative empathy, calling out warm words backed by cold policies. He doesn’t shout, he scalps. The track holds a mirror to the UK’s “compassion fatigue,” wrapped in grime flows and iron sarcasm.

Don’t Be Cold (Yung Shiftz)

Every Little Debt – Maki B & Shiftz

Theme: The crushing weight of everyday economic survival.
Story Arc: The middle track bridges their solo visions, turning inward to focus on the system itself. Bills, fines, and quiet desperation paint the picture of a modern-day class war. Maki holds the G-Funk melody line; Shiftz fires tight barbed truths. Together, they call out the debt trap dressed up as “living.”

(Maki B & Shiftz) Every Little Debt

Man Don’t Kneel – Shiftz feat. Female Ragga MC

Theme: Standing unbroken in the face of pressure to conform.
Story Arc: Shiftz declares war on respectability politics and forced submission. With bashment fire from the female MC, the track becomes a battle anthem for every person who's been told to stay quiet, behave, and play the game. This is the resistance: raw, loud, and dancehall-tough.

(Yung Shiftz) Man Don’t Kneel

Walk Wit’cha – Maki B feat.  Lana Black

Theme: Quiet loyalty and showing up for others without fanfare.
Story Arc: The closer trades protest for presence. It’s about brotherhood, softness, and choosing to stay, even when there’s nothing to gain. Maki raps like he’s talking to someone broken but alive.  Lana Black's vocals wrap the message in gospel warmth. It’s a promise: “You won’t go through this alone.”

(Maki B feat. Lana Black) Walk Wit’cha

The Glitch

This story takes the metaphor of a glitch in the system and turns it into personal liberation. Stripped of expectations, miscast in a role they never chose, our narrator flips the script. Through trials, chains and misrecognition, they rise, not as a pawn, but as fault line. The story is about being born into the wrong chapter, resisting the mask, and rising with fire to claim a true identity. The glitch becomes code. The code becomes freedom. It’s revolution from the inside out, a statement of self beyond the stories others typed.

Maki B & Lana Black (The Glitch)

Dogma or Divine

Here the narrative rises above labels, doctrines and external gods to something raw, internal, and timeless. The story confronts the cages built by religious systems and the self who must walk through them. Each stanza rejects being defined by others, by rules, by “holy” costumes. Instead, the protagonist emerges deeper than names or theology: a flame of truth that survives beyond dogma and beyond attempts to script the soul. It’s about rejecting the masquerade of holiness and embracing one’s own light, walking free where others are still chained.

Dogma or Divine

Where It Hurts

This track is a chamber of echoes: a quiet farewell, not wrought in shouting but in absence. The narrator reflects on someone who left without a scene, leaving a space inside rather than a wound. The story explores how love can fracture not through violence but through empty rooms, the voices that vanish, and laughter that rings false. As the beat carries on, the track reveals that healing doesn’t always demand closure, but presence in the silent places we’re left behind. It’s a story of loss, memory, and the way grief lingers in the gap between what was and what might have been.

Where It Hurts (Cover)

Elohim Moves

This is a track of revelation and reorientation. The narrator acknowledges the names and walls that humanity builds around truth, then reveals a deeper current. Elohim, the movement behind all that is branded divine. The story traces faith not as followers of structure or image, but as alignment with a force that can’t be boxed. Church buildings crumble. Icons fade. But the guiding force remains. The track tells of walking through storms, breaking idols, and trusting in something more primordial. It’s not religion, it’s relationship. Not law, it’s motion.

(Leon Grey) Elohim Moves

When the Veil Falls

Artist: Maki B [UK Rapper]
| Genre: Poetic Conscious Rap with Cinematic Undercurrents

“When the Veil Falls” is a defiant spiritual awakening wrapped in lyrical fire. The story traces the moment a soul breaks free from illusion, religious, systemic, even personal. Maki B narrates a journey through inner battles and outer deceptions, confronting false gods, performative identities, and the cages built by control systems.

But this isn’t a war cry, it’s a revelation. As the veil lifts, what’s exposed isn’t rage, but clarity. The narrator recognises that real struggle was never external: it was always the inner storm, the shadows dressed as saviours. With every bar, Maki reclaims his truth, not as a chosen one in robes or rituals, but as light refined by fire.

This track is both a warning and a freedom song. No chains, no fear, no fall, just truth walking unmasked through the ruins of the old world.

When the Veil Falls

Welcome to G-01 Productions, where rhythm meets reflection and lyrics carry light.

I create original songs and rap poetry about real life, spiritual truth, inner battles, and the divine spark we all carry. My beats are made using AI-generated production, which saves money and lets me create at a much faster pace, no waiting on a producer, just pure, raw expression.

This channel is about more than music, it’s a journey. A way to turn pain into poetry, wisdom into wordplay, and chaos into clarity. From UK drill to soulful R&B, I use sound to tell stories that wake the soul, call out the system, and celebrate the unseen.

Genres: Hip-Hop, Drill, R&B, Soul, Spoken Word
All lyrics written by me | All beats created with AI
Themes: Awakening, Zion, Elohim, Truth vs. Illusion
Global sound – From Birmingham to Lagos to New York

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Maki B n Shiftz

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