the beat is sick...I was tapping my feet....loving it!!!

Virtues

Dead People (Money Talkin)

Groundhog Day (Prod by Jake One)

High For Hours

High for Hours

The Rain Pt. 1

The Rain Pt. 1 (Produced by iRockSays)

wifey, girlfriend and mistress

Windows

You ever forget about yourself? You're present – emotionally and physically – but not for yourself. There was a moment, a weeks-long moment, where I forgot about myself. I listened, I guided, I met expectations and deadlines, I broke down barriers, but not for myself. I asked others "how are you feeling?" but not to myself. I didn't know that this was happening until I was drained. I had to let myself break down, in order for me to build myself up. No ones gonna take care of me like I can. I can't take care of others unless I take care of myself first. I've been learning to keep more of me for me. I've been learning to love me better. I've been learning to focus on those who love me as much as I love them. This playlist is dedicated to self-love and to reminding myself that it's okay to not be okay.  I hope you enjoy! - Steve-Ography

Tracklisting:
1. Kendrick Lamar Intro
2. Doja Cat - BIBIO Like a Sundial (Cover) 
3. Aloe Blacc - Come And Dub Me
4. Drew Howard & Birthday Boy - Benny & Lil' Ze
5. H.E.R. - Facts 
6. Mick Jenkins - Pressed for time (Crossed my mind) feat. GoldLink
7. Peyton - Sweet Honey 
8. Tony Ozier - Nobody 
9. Childish Gambino - Shadows (Acoustic)
10. Daniel Caesar - Get You (feat. Kali Uchis)
11. Musiq Soulchild - Newness
12. SZA - Doves In The Wind feat. Kendrick Lamar
13. Foisey. - yuhHolluh. feat. Wiz Khalifa
14. Illa J - DFTF
15. Deem Spencer - Fucked Up Flowers
16. Pool Cosby - A Poem Is A Hustle feat. Raekwon
17. Terrace Martin - Think Of You feat. Kamasi Washington and Rose Gold

We Are Alive! (Playlist 11)

Is it Heaven for a nigga like me?

All Night

Silver Gold

"I recognize everything ain't real in reality
Put on my stilts trying to reach my fantasy
So fly even doe I'm hated on by gravity
These type of things make a man lose his sanity."
Die Daily 
The death of a negative mentality and the rebirth of something positive is what makes humanity  become stronger.  That is the formula Recipe AIM used to transition himself into a more conscious artist. 

After the loss of his older brother, twelve year old AIM began channeling his pain by doing the thing his big bro loved, rapping.  Over time, the hot temper teen developed into a clever freestylist and champion battle rapper.

Influenced by the styles of Beanie Segal, DMX, Joe Budden, AIM began to grow into his style as a lyricist.  The Detroit native linked with producers NO SPEAKERZ and trained his sound. AIM has paired great with other amazing artist including iRock, P8tience, Gwenation, Black Lagoon, Drey Sconie, Scolla, and Obie Trice.  The unity of the talented artist can be a great example to other artists in Detroit, which is  notorious for being one of the most negative cities to be a musical artist in.

The days of MOTOWN may be over, but AIM is determined as an artist to "Kill The Hate".  AIM's lyrics have been brought to public vision through his flourishing clothing line. The "Kill The Hate" campaign has emerged from the music, and the execution of hate and negative imagery that surrounds the urban hiphop community is being buried. Recipe AIM is bringing a new life with his message.

Dead People (Money Talkin)

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