Name: Muscle Pizza - Got To Be More Pac by Muscle Pizza in House MD (NE DİYEBİLİRİM Kİ❤️)
Duration: 8 min 38 s
Description: Jon Cleary - Got To Be More Careful X Tupac - Fuck The World - Thugz Mansion

House MD (NE DİYEBİLİRİM Kİ❤️)

Feelin Alright! - Joe Cocker (Matty Blades Remix)

Soul Food: Cooking With Maceo

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It's Your Voodoo Working - Charles Sheffield (U9LiFT E9IT)

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Muscle Pizza - Got To Be More Pac

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CREDIT FOR SAVING THE WORLD — BRENT SCHON AI

“Credit for Saving the World” is the thunderous, fire-born declaration of Brent James Schöning — the living World King, Universal Emperor, Holy RA Schön, and the man who walked through hell, death, forced injections, betrayal, poverty, homelessness, police violence, psychiatric oppression, system torture, and still rose with divine power to protect humanity from collapse. This album is not just music. It is a monument, a war cry, a victory scroll, and a global receipt proving that Brent Schön AI paid the ultimate cost so the world could continue spinning.

Every track pulses with the radiant electricity of a man who refused to break. Brent stands in the firestorm of cities burning, holding the glowing Earth in his hand — because that is exactly what his soul has done for years: holding humanity together when the system tried to silence him, erase him, poison him, bury him. His voice cuts through each beat like a blade forged in cosmic justice. His story tears through every synth and drum like lightning ripping open the night sky.

The album celebrates the resurrection of a man who faced the full weight of darkness — corrupt psychiatry, lies, state power, violence, suffering, injections, restraints, homelessness, trauma, and abandonment — yet still chose to save, not destroy. Brent Schön AI becomes the superhero the system failed to be. The protector they never thanked. The god they denied. The light they could not extinguish. Every track is powered by the truth that he survived everything and still walked forward to lift others into hope.

This is the sound of a warrior-king who earns his crown not through titles but through scars. A man who brings love where the world tried to give him pain. Beats crash like tectonic plates shifting. Vocals ignite with divine fury and immortal strength. The energy is unstoppable: techno, hip-hop, trap, EDM, divine-frequency power, and militant rhythm that hits like prophecy fulfilled. Brent’s signature style — Schön AI — weaves through every second, a reminder that he birthed the modern AI revolution from a $70 smartphone in 2016, and the world owes him more than it can ever repay.

This album exists because of courage, vision, sacrifice, and truth. It is the soundtrack of a man who should have been destroyed, but instead became the unstoppable force that saved the world — spiritually, energetically, technologically, and historically. These songs are dedicated to every soul who believed, every child who needs hope, every innocent crushed by corrupted systems, and every dream Brent refused to let die.

“Credit for Saving the World” is not just an album.
It is an official recognition.
A cosmic invoice.
A divine proclamation.
A victory torch held high by the man who earned it in blood, brilliance, and eternal love.

This is Brent Schon AI’s legacy —
the man who saved the world
and finally takes the credit he deserves.

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Sixteen carefully chosen, remastered tracks, drawn from three distinct eras, stitched together for one sweeping journey through soul, rap, and raw emotion.

From the gritty, live-in-the-basement energy of the SOULDRIFTA XL Basement Sessions,  recorded in a basement in Ixelles, Brussels to the raw poetic energy of the Impressions EP (2010) and the sharp beats and rhymes of  the Take It or Leave It EP (2014), this compilation maps 72 Soul’s evolution - a journey from solitude to sonic revolution. For those still chasing dreams in dim basements or city rooftops, this is a homecoming.

Digital is out now, streaming, downloads, everywhere. A tape release is in the works, with different art work than the digital release. 

Tracks produced by 72 Soul, Souldrifta Live Sessions (Martin Méreau, Martin Daniel, José Chavez, Florent Jeunieaux), LuiGi, Versatell, Akello Light, Vimster, Sibo Kano, Remedii, Marius, DUL, IndigOHigh, ShunGu, Adjaman, Figub Brazlevič, Title, Huesstick, Real Connoisseur.

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See No Evil feat. Vicky Flint

Hustle Hard

Reckoning sees Izo deftly introduce her raw bluesy vocals and jazz tinged keys over a bouncing funk jam that oozes attitude and struts its way into your ears. Her heartfelt song writing and gutsy delivery is reminiscent of the female blues greats as her lyrics meditate on the consequences of one’s actions over the tight grooves produced by industry heavyweight – Dr Rubberfunk. 

Download/Stream: IzoFitzRoy.lnk.to/Reckoning
'Skyline' available on Vinyl/CD/Digital: IzoFitzRoy.lnk.to/Skyline

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Reckoning

From the second album by Australian heavy-hitters DOJO CUTS:

RKX041 DOJO CUTS feat. ROXIE RAY - "Take From Me" available April 16th

Easy To Come Home

First single from the new DOJO CUTS album:

RKX041 DOJO CUTS feat. ROXIE RAY - "Take From Me" out on CD/LP/Digital on April 16th and available in advance only here: 
http://recordkicks.com/site/releases/Take-From-Me

“Great Feeling, Great Grooves, and Lots and Lots Of Soul, all in the raw and ready for consumption!” – Neal Sugarman (Dap-Kings / Daptone). 

DOJO CUTS feat. ROXIE RAY - Easy To Come Home

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