The Line

After years of grinding, setbacks, and growth, it's Time To Heal marks the arrival of my long-awaited project. This album is a reflection of my story, the pain, the hustle, and the hope that’s fueled me along the way. With hard-hitting 808s, raw lyricism, and melodies that carry both struggle and soul, every track was created to hit deep and stay real. From late-night reflections to anthems about resilience, this album captures the highs, lows, and everything in between. It’s not just music, it’s a piece of my life and a message to anyone pushing through their own battles. It's Time To Heal is more than an album; it’s a statement: I’ve been patient, I’ve been working, and now it’s time for the world to hear my sound.

IM BACC

"You are listening to Brooklyn in Human Form"

BROOKLYN IN HUMAN FORM - B-HOMI

04. BEEF AND BROCCOLI (Produced By iamBNJMIIN)

07. A POOR MAN'S PARABLE (Produced By P. Soul & Kahlil)

08. GET IN THE BOAT (Produced By Logic Da Beatman)

11. WE CARE NOW (Produced By Darnell Got It, Charlie Heat, Critacal)

Mega Millions

Make It Thru - Michael Aristotle ft Deante' Hitchcock

First single from Lyric Jones off the forthcoming EP, "Acquired Taste" produced entirely by Giallo Point

Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAHGoXG1pio

Acquired Taste

Lyric Jones - Fettuccine (Prod. By Giallo Point)

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"Bandana Freestyle"

Mixed by: Mbeez
Art Design: Zenan Robinson


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Bandana Freestyle

After  spending  his  adolescence  building  up  a  street  buzz  under  the  name  Young Savage,   the   Philadelphia   rapper   Shawn   Smith   reclaimed   his   own   name   for   his autobiographical debut, SINK OR SWIM: A SHAWN SMITH STORY. Once known for his voracious freestyles and quippy punchlines, Smith’s latest chapter brims with big-picture storytelling  and  astute  social  commentary.  “I  figure  I  can  be  a  spokesperson  because they never gon’ be able to tell their own story,” he says, casting a light on his Southwest Philly friends and family.  “People being aware of that cycle could open their minds up,” he adds optimistically. And yet, there’s no preachiness in his perspective. Instead, Smith has figured out a careful balance in rapping about his upbringing: he’s equal parts sharp-tongued and warm-hearted.