Torna Agatha

All I Have

Lights Down Low

6 a.m. on a March day, when the air is "freezin' cold" and a "new season's begun" - these lines capture that brief moment of change. Words like "winter" and "spring," paired with the echoing refrain "But where is my sun?" hint at both a promise of warmth and an elusive light that remains just out of reach.

The lines leave a gentle mystery—a pause that invites reflection. The repeated question softly lingers, suggesting both anticipation and a search for a light that may yet be undefined, without spelling out exactly what that light should be.

Musically, the song is carried by a warm piano and a deep, dark male voice. It unfolds slowly while maintaining a memorable, steady rhythm. The melody and the iconic refrain work together as an understated challenge—a quiet invitation to explore the balance between the expected and the unknown.

Where is my Sun?

ONE SIDED SYSTEM

I Know, You Know

[SECOND SCENE] 
[KID BLACK]

KID BLACK is a HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT that is known for being one of the BEST rappers in the game but, now KYLIANA is using his BODY to reel in more HUMANS. KYLIANA found out that KID BLACK signed up for an after-school PERFORMANCE and she knew it was the PERFECT time to use her SPELL to cast more Weak-minded HUMAN SOULS. Will ANYONE realize that KID BLACK has lost CONTROL of his BODY or is KYLIANA powers too STRONG to notice?

INDUSTRY PLANT (AUDIO)

No more waiting, no more talking about what could be. This is the moment to act, to make your presence known, and to stop letting the world push you around. The heart of "Excuses" lies in its message: the only thing standing between you and your dreams is you. So, let this song be your reminder: you are enough, and you have everything it takes. Step into the future you deserve—no more excuses, just action.
"Excuses" is  a battle cry for anyone who’s ever been held back by self-doubt or fear. With every lyric, this track cuts deep, reminding you that it's time to stop hiding behind excuses and start chasing your dreams with everything you've got. "What you doing, what you proving?" echoes the frustration of knowing your potential but feeling trapped in the noise of the world. It’s a raw, emotional call to action: stop running in circles, stop settling for less. You don’t have time to waste.
This song speaks to anyone who’s been stuck in the waiting game, those who’ve heard the doubts and hesitations whispering, "You're not enough." It’s the voice that rises above those thoughts, telling you to get out of your own way and embrace the grind. It’s about owning your journey, proving your worth, and refusing to let excuses define your story.



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Excuses


"What's the Point" is my lyrical masterpiece that channels frustration, resilience, and self-reflection into a hard-hitting rap. With sharp lines and an unfiltered delivery, the artist questions the validity of societal judgment and the futility of engaging with those who dismiss hard work as mere luck or privilege.
The song weaves personal struggles surviving a challenging upbringing, navigating loss, and finding solace in music into a compelling narrative of triumph over adversity. Through intricate bars, I expose the hypocrisy of others while showcasing my evolution as both a rapper and a storyteller.
Packed with intensity and emotion, What's the Point invites listeners into my mind, sharing raw experiences and hard-earned wisdom. This rap song is a declaration of purpose, resilience, and the power of choosing my own path in a world full of noise.




What's The Point

In Solace Zhake delves deep into the inner workings of the mind with an introspective rap that doubles as a heart-to-heart with himself. The track embodies raw vulnerability and the cathartic power of self-reflection, pairing candid lyrics with a hypnotic hip-hop beat.

The song captures the tension between chaos and calm, showcasing Zhake’s struggle with self-doubt, emotional outbursts, and the constant search for balance. It's not just a rap—it's a diary entry, an open mic to the inner voice that helps him navigate life’s turbulence.

With lines like “I found solace by talking to me” and “Write my music to relate with my past,” Zhake invites listeners into a space of honest self-expression, proving that sometimes the only person you need to hear is yourself. Whether it’s tackling negativity, embracing solitude, or fighting to stay on track, “Solace” serves as both a personal mantra and an anthem for those finding strength within their own struggles.

Perfect for late-night introspection or moments of emotional release, this track reminds us that self-talk can be the ultimate tool for healing and growth.

Solace

Alex Petion - BABY GIRL!

Ogi feel the Beat - Plankton

I will be what some say that I can not be (zhake)

What's The Point

Zhake

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