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Sacred Silence is a soul ballad built on restraint, a song that finds power in what isn’t said as much as in what is sung. The arrangement leaves space wide open, every pause heavy with meaning. The female vocalist sings low and deliberate, her husky tone carrying a quiet ache, each word drawn out like it costs something to release. As the song unfolds, her voice grows more insistent, not by volume but by gravity, pulling the listener deeper into its orbit. The mood is meditative but never polished, textured with the imperfections of a live, analog performance—breath audible, silence hanging in the air like smoke. Lyrically, it’s about searching for peace in stillness, about sitting with wounds that don’t yet have answers. Sacred Silence is tender, haunting, and unflinching, a track that proves soul doesn’t always have to shout to leave its mark.

Sacred Silence

Act I – A King without Restraint
Brixton crowns Gil its unofficial “king” after he wins funding for a grassroots sports academy, yet he rules heavy-handed, hogging the mic at council meetings and dominating five-a-side pitches. His ego masks fear of the knife violence claiming Black teenagers at twice the national rate. 

To humble him, chance (rather than the gods) brings Kofi, freshly released from a pupil-referral unit, who floors Gil in a park kick-about. The clash blooms into brotherhood, each recognising the other’s rage at discriminatory stop-and-search ratios; Black Londoners are still searched five times more often than whites. 

[Intro]
"Unofficial king... heavy hand..."

I guess they don't believe him
And I think he don't believe too
So take all these burdens and go
You can take all these burdens and go
So take all these burdens and go

[Verse 1]
Weighed by ambition, deep
Can't quiet doubt anymore
Bearing the ache of the cuts, so bleak
All left cold across the floor
His pulse pounds with tension, steep
A king hides inside his courts
His pulse pounds with tension, steep
A king hides inside these doors

[Chorus]
Let it all work out, let it all work out
Let it all work out, let it all work out
Let it all work out, let it all work out
Let it all work out, let it all work out
"Heavy hand...", "Beneath the crown..."

[Verse 2]
I don't mind their sharp inhibition
Threw him against the wall
Mistakes from a blurred vision
It's harder to let them fall
From the essence of intuition
His answers didn't hear their calls
Laugh and leave with what you know
But the pain won't leave him at all

[Outro]
"Black teenagers at twice the rate..."

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Neva Felt This Way

What A Time To Be In Love

Deep Deep (feat. The Colleagues)

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Before You Leave

Raheem DeVaughn