love me back - trinidad cardona (instrumental)

love me back instrumental

Beat Feriado

Take a walk within my thoughts with those verses I'm spitting.

In this song you'll find the journey that goes through my head on a daily basis.

It's an emphasis on the deep wounds that may or may not have healed from the past present or the present past. 

A mixture of disappointment and self-healing and the new perspectives I've acquired within the longest brief moments of my story.

This wouldn't have been possible without the help of the amazing :
Produced by: Laghati
Beat by: Laghati
Mixing and Mastering by: Laghati

Photography By: Bashar Obeid
Editing By: Bashar Obeid
Automotion By: Bashar Obeid

Special thanks to team KeepRec® for the logistical support.

Plugs:

Silawi Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/silawy

Laghati Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/laghati

Laghati: https://instagram.com/laghati?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Silawi: https://instagram.com/silawy_sh?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Bashar Obeid: https://instagram.com/basharobed?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Thank You for Watching.

FUKART Silawy - Prod. LaGhati

This is just a modification of a song with my heaviest part, enjoy <3

Mekanized Mayhem

HESMAZYB - Mekvnized Mayhem

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome from Detroit, Michigan, Patrick Deneau is in our Spotlight.  He is the creator of the “The City Lines.”  They have just released their new album “Waiting on a Wind” A mix of Rock n Roll and a little bit of Country.  The City Lines is featured in our current issue of the Say Magazine, read all about them on our music page at www.indigenousinmusic.com/the-city-lines-interview.

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"Love Me Again" is a stirring portrayal of emotional vulnerability and the desire for reconciliation. The melody is haunting, pulling at the heartstrings with its emotive chords and captivating rhythm. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of yearning, expressing the ache of a fractured relationship and the longing to mend what's been broken.

The verses resonate with raw honesty, delving into the complexities of regret and the fervent wish for a second chance. Each line feels like a heartfelt plea, carrying the weight of emotions that linger in the aftermath of love lost. The chorus serves as a powerful refrain, echoing the central theme of the song—a plea for understanding, forgiveness, and the opportunity to start anew.

The music itself creates an atmosphere that mirrors the emotional journey depicted in the lyrics. It rises and falls, weaving through melancholic tones and hopeful crescendos, capturing the essence of the human experience when faced with the possibility of rekindling a once-treasured connection.

Overall, "Love Me Again" is a heartfelt masterpiece that encapsulates the depth of emotions tied to lost love, regret, and the enduring hope for reconciliation.

Love Me Again

"Hooded" is a gritty, introspective track that delves into themes of identity, resilience, and the struggles of urban life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of navigating a world filled with challenges and uncertainties, all while wearing the metaphorical "hood" that symbolizes protection and anonymity. With a pulsating beat and raw, emotive vocals, the song explores the duality of feeling both empowered and vulnerable. The verses reflect on personal experiences and the desire to rise above circumstances, while the chorus serves as a rallying cry for strength and unity in the face of adversity. "Hooded" resonates with listeners who relate to the complexities of life in the streets, making it an anthem of perseverance and authenticity.

Hooded

out the sewer [BTGrin]

itz meh [ayelavish]

Artist: Cherry Heat  
Released via Cherry Heat Entertainment  

Written & composed by Jean Darnell Boyd  
© 2025 Cherry Heat Entertainment  

“Butterflies w Boundaries” explores self-respect, growth, and emotional clarity.


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