Gemini Rights

Static

BOY TOY

WITUBYMYSIDE

Blame Game

[Verse 1]
Oh, in the echoes of my mind
I keep searching for a sign
Lost in the chaos
Trying to redefine

[Chorus]
All the pieces of my life
Are scattered in the night
I can't escape the darkness, but I'll find the light

[Verse 2]
Through the struggles and the pain
I'll rise above the rain
In the end, I'll find my way
No matter what, I'm here to stay

[Chorus]
And I've come so far
And I won't back down
In this battle, I'll stand my ground
Through the shadows, I'll ascend
I won't let go, this is not the end

[Verse 3]
Through the battles fought within
I'll break these chains
Embracing all my fears
Oh, embracing all the pain

[Chorus]
Every scar, I'll wear 'em like a crown
In the symphony of life, I won't let go and drown
Through the struggles and the pain
Oh, I'll rise above the pain

[Outro]
In the end, I'll find my way
No matter what, I'm here to stay
Oh, I'm here to stay
I've come so far
No, I won't back down
In this battle, I'll stand my ground
Through the shadows, I'll ascend
I won't let go
This is not, this is not my end

LostVocals

Still Here: 1967-1973

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In A Good Way

soulfood (prod. tom kenna)

Tony Strong was a multi-talented R&B vocalist and choreographer who got his start in gospel music before moving on to the sweet sounds of secular soul. Strong lent his prodigious talents to such groups as The Perfections, Blue Magic, The Intrigues, Taylor Made, The Ebonys, former Motown recording artists Ron Thorpe & The Hearts of Stone, as well as being the lead vocalist for the best variation of the original Intruders, dubbed The Philly Intruders. Prior to his recent passing, Tony hooked up with renowned producer Butch Ingram of Society Hill Records and recorded as both a solo artist and as part of reformed soul outfit The People’s Choice. This special release, put together by Ingram for members of Tony’s family, compiles the best of Strong’s vocal work for the Society Hill imprint and features the musical input of the hard-working Ingram family band, drummer David Thompson, bassist Stanley Stazan Thomas, guitarist Darnell Jordan and organist Bruce Alford, with all ten of its tracks getting a fresh new remix. Chock full of great takes on Gamble and Huff classics, the album also features Strong’s standout performance on Butch and brother Jimmy’s heartfelt original entitled “If I Could Only Talk To Daddy”  that will bring tears to the eyes of many a listener. Rest in peace, Tony. You will be greatly missed.

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(We'll Be) United

A collection of demos from Steve Lacy, which were all recorded while in high school. It was officially released December 4, 2020.

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