Last Call For Coco

Love To Last

Let's Stay Together

All Roads

Good Vibrations

Head Above Water

How It's Gotta Be

Friends

Keep Me In Mind / Let Me Count the Reasons

Keep Me In Mind

Visita (Deluxe Version)

Glory Era is a Kingdom project that bridges the raw honesty of 90s boom bap with the laid-back bounce of early 2000s West Coast G-Funk. Built on dusty drum breaks, jazzy samples, Moog basslines, and talkbox hooks, the album captures the sound of testimony on the block — gritty yet full of grace.

Each track is scripture-laced and Spirit-filled: from the storytelling of Streetlights & Scriptures and Hood Psalms, to the cruising anthems Westside Testimony and Ride With the King. The project celebrates breakthrough with Victory Lap, sharpens faith with Holy Cipher, and closes in reverence with Amen (The Benediction).

This is more than music — it’s a soundtrack of redemption, a blend of street realism and gospel truth, and a bold declaration that the glory belongs to Jesus in every era.

The Era Begins

Blood in the Blueprint leans in like an exposé set to groove. The beat moves smoother and more melodic than its subject matter, layered synths, warm bass, and steady drums carry a lyrical excavation of the hidden violence behind polished institutions. It’s a confrontation wrapped in clarity: not screaming, but naming. The verses unroll like pages from a redacted past, while the chorus pulls back the marble and steel to reveal the silent cost underneath. This is legacy turned inside out, a calm, undeniable reckoning with the ghosts that built the world’s foundations. The system wasn’t broken, it was built this way.

Blood in the Blueprint

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