“Flood My Life” is a spiritual and sensual deep house track by RevJ & Anara Rae. Built for late-night ritual dancing, this slow-burning journey weaves lush ambient pads, sensual basslines, tribal rhythms, and whisper-thin vocals into a trance of shimmering intimacy. Breath-based vocal performance meets sacred sound textures — inviting listeners to open, surrender, and move in devotion.

Flood My Life 2

“Daughters” is a spoken-sung acoustic duet between RevJ and Anara Rae — a country hymn for the sacred and complicated bond between fathers and daughters. With dusty grit, tender honesty, and heartland fire, the song travels the arc of love, mistakes, resilience, and hard-earned growth. Acoustic instruments meet emotional storytelling in a rare male/female country dialogue built for silence-breaking truth.

Daughters

“Wolf · Sheepdog · Sheep” is a three-voice concept rap from RevJ & Anara Rae. Part battle cry, part sermon, part confession — it moves through dark trap energy, southern grit, and soul-infused spoken word to explore the primal archetypes inside us all.
The Wolf hunts.
The Sheepdog guards.
The Sheep dreams.
Each voice is given a verse, a perspective, a wound.
Together, they form a gospel of conflict, love, and survival — inviting listeners to ask not just who they are, but who they want to be.

Wolf. Sheep-Dog. Sheep. 3 Psychedelic Folk

A raw, confessional acoustic ballad from RevJ & Anara Rae, "Songs in the Shadows" strips everything back to a single voice and guitar. Blending gritty outlaw country with haunting melody, this song explores betrayal, lost truth, and the ache of hidden stories. Written like a prayer and performed with aching honesty, it’s a haunting anthem for those left singing in the dark.

Songs in the Shadows

Songs in the Shadows 2

No Ordinary Love is a dark soul ballad written by RevJ & Anara Rae, exploring the kind of connection that survives fire, fragmentation, confession, collapse, and return.
This track blends broken piano, cello swells, tribal kick, and whispered female harmonies with a raw male vocal that hits straight in the bone.

This is a love that scars, breaks, rebuilds, and rises again — a love that refuses to fit in any normal frame.

No Ordinary Love

A slow-burning dark-pop soul track with smoky vocals, deep electric bass, and hypnotic lyrics that unravel like a secret code.
"House on Fire (Black 11)" pulses with shadowy rhythm, femme mystique, and late-night club seduction.
Wearing leather, numbers, and heat — this is the soundtrack to your entrance.
🔥 Best played loud. Best played late.

House on Fire - Black 11

House on Fire - Black 11 (2)

Top-Shelf Ghetto is a runway-ready Deep House track built for neon-lit nights and downtown attitude. With whispered and chopped vocals riding a slick 124 BPM groove, this track blends fashion-edged G-House with sleek, minimal bass and processed vocal layers. Perfect for strutting, streaming, or soundtracking your next style-forward moment.

Top-Shelf Ghetto

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“Moan 12 (The High Priest Watching)” is a dark ambient trance built around breath, numerology, and the power of witnessing.
Two lovers move through frequency states — 3, 7, 12 — climbing into a shared pulse while the High Priest holds the boundary and the light.
Not explicit. Not literal.
A shadowed duet for night rituals, low lights, headphones, and inner-temple journeys.
Slow. Sensual. Hypnotic.
A numerology chant set to deep pads, soft whispers, and a steady 4/4 heartbeat.

Moan 12 (2)

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Wolf. Sheep-Dog. Sheep. 3 Psychedelic Folk

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