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10 songs - Harmony of Hearts - Uplift & Inspire | Producer Shemaiah Reed follow his art design page on IG @shemaiahdesignartz 

Always My Love


You my reason, but let's be real, I wasn’t always there,
Had my moments, had my doubts, wasn’t playin' fair.
Break-ups hit different when your heart's on ice,
Lost in the dark, had to pay that price.

Shattered my soul, yeah, it left a mark,
Tryna move on, but I missed the spark.
The pain of losin’ love, but at least I had it,
Tried to heal, but that pain gets tragic.

The road bends at the point where the light fades,
Didn’t see what’s next, just a long maze.
But then I found you, and it’s been real,
Now I know love ain’t just what you feel.

They don’t get it, but you do,
Through the fire, I found truth.
The way the journey led me to you,
No second guessin', my ride or die, true.

Sheesh, they don’t understand the lows I faced,
The fights, the nights, the love misplaced.
Felt like a ghost in my own damn mind,
Tryna chase love, but it left me blind.

Had to learn, had to grow, had to lose myself,
Before I found the one that matched my wealth—
Not the money, not the fame, but that soul-deep love,
Like a gift from above.

The road bends at the point where the light fades,
Didn’t see what’s next, just a long maze.
But then I found you, and it’s been real,
Now I know love ain’t just what you feel.

They don’t get it, but you do,
Through the fire, I found truth.
The way the journey led me to you,
No second guessin', my ride or die, true.

Yeah, love ain't perfect, it’s a battlefield,
But when it’s real, you just know—it’s sealed.
No second-guessin’, no lookin’ back,
Through the highs and lows, we stay intact.

No Second Guessing Master


I been down roads that never had signs,
Lost in the dark, steady wastin’ my time.
"Shadows in the Heart" had me blinded for years,
Love felt like a drug, but the comedown was fierce.

Pain made a home where my soul used to live,
I built up these walls, had nothin’ to give.
"No Second Guessing" but damn, I was wrong,
Thought love was a battle, not a place I belonged.

But then you came like a light in the night,
Didn’t rush me, just sat by my side.
Didn’t try to fix what was shattered inside,
Just held up a mirror, showed me real life.

(Now I see the sun where the rain once poured,)
(Love ain’t perfect, but it’s worth fightin’ for.)
(I was lost in the fire, burned by the past,)
(But now I’m reborn, found peace at last.)

Tears water into my life, love became the anchor of my soul,
I let go of the past, but the scars still hold.
It’s crazy how pain can shape what we see,
But through the hurt, you still believed in me.

Used to run from the dark, now I let it teach,
Ain’t about erasin’—it’s about findin’ peace.
"My Reason" wasn’t clear ‘til I saw it in you,
A love built in truth, somethin’ real, somethin’ new.

You ain't try to fix what was shattered inside,
Just held up a mirror, showed me real life.
No second-guessin', I know this is right,
The patient are winners, and I won this fight.

(Now I see the sun where the rain once poured,)
(Love ain’t perfect, but it’s worth fightin’ for.)
(I was lost in the fire, burned by the past,)
(But now I’m reborn, found peace at last.)

Sometimes we cry so we can let go,
Water the pain, watch the love start to grow.
No more runnin’, no more fear,
No more drownin’ in the tears.
Took the pain, made it mine,
Now I wear these scars with pride.

(Now I see the sun where the rain once poured,)
(Love ain’t perfect, but it’s worth fightin’ for.)
(I was lost in the fire, burned by the past,)
(But now I’m reborn, found peace at last.)

The storm came, but I found the center,
Took my whole life, but now I enter.
Love ain't just words, it's how you move,
It's the space you give, it’s the truth you prove.

I was lost… but now I see,
Reborn in love, finally free.

Rebirth Master

Look… I ain’t ‘posed to be here, but grace don’t miss.
Came up out the trenches where the light got dim.
Had chains on my soul, had the weight on my back,
But I called on His name, now I never look back.

I was walkin’ through the valley, every step was cold,
Demons on my shoulder, tryna buy my soul.
I was lost in the storm, I ain't see no road,
Had my hands on the wheel, but I lost control.

Heart full of pain, tryna numb it with rage,
Money in my hand, but I’m locked in a cage.
Hundred on the dash, still stuck in my ways,
‘Til the fire got close and I felt them flames.

Tried to run from the truth, but the truth don’t bend,
Tried to fight my past, but the past don’t end.
I was callin’ for a sign, then the thunder spoke,
Voice shook the ground, said “Son, come home.

Came out the fire, stood in the rain,
Walked through the struggle, broke out the chains.
I shoulda been gone, shoulda been lost,
But mercy paid what I couldn’t afford.

They don’t wanna hear ‘bout grace, only ‘bout war,
They don’t wanna hear ‘bout peace, only want more.
I was just like them, had a heart so cold,
Now I’m tryna bring light where the dark don’t go.

I seen killers turn saints, I seen fiends get clean,
I seen people break chains when they bow on they knees.
I seen Heaven touch earth, I done felt that peace,
Now I’m livin’ by faith, I don’t care who see.

They counted me out, but God ain’t quit,
They thought I was done, but He still flipped it.
Now I’m back in the city where the hopeless sit,
Tellin’ ‘em the truth, yeah, Hope still lives

Came out the fire, stood in the rain,
Walked through the struggle, broke out the chains.
I shoulda been gone, shoulda been lost,
But mercy paid what I couldn’t afford

If He did it for me, He can do it for you.
Ain’t nobody too lost to be found.
Ain’t nobody too broke to be healed.
I was gone… now I’m home

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Trials To Triumph Master

The Narrow Path is more than an album—it’s a call to arms, a cry in the wilderness, a lifeline for a generation searching for meaning in a world gone loud with lies and empty promises. Shemaiah delivers revival music for the soul-starved, the battle-worn, the ones who’ve danced with darkness but crave the light.

This project walks through pain, purpose, and power, giving voice to real struggles—faith under fire, loyalty in chaos, culture vs. truth—and does it all with unapologetic conviction, fast-fire lyricism, and heart-heavy storytelling.

From the soul-stirring rebirth of “Amazing Grace”, to the cultural critique and holy boldness of “Dear Culture”, to the deeply personal transformation in “I’m Changing,” Shemaiah doesn’t just rap—he bleeds truth over every beat.

“In The Dark” exposes spiritual warfare in real time, while “Make or Miss” and “We Ballin He Callin” bring gritty, confident anthems for those fighting to rise in a game rigged against them. At the core, “The Narrow Path” (the title track) anchors it all, a reminder that the hardest road is often the holiest one—and the only one that leads to life.

With each track, Shemaiah weaves Scripture, street wisdom, and raw emotion into a sound that’s both ancient and urgent. This is revival in sonic form, and it’s not for the faint of heart.

This ain’t just music—it’s a movement.
A soundtrack for the chosen.
The remnant. The rebels. The returning.
Welcome to The Narrow Path.

Dear Culture Master

Amazing Grace The Narrow Path Master

The Narrow Path Master

🎧 VAULT TALK – EP by Shemaiah

A 4-track spiritual blueprint through silence, surrender, and soul-level healing.
1. Unconditional Love

Theme: Silence, divine alignment, emotional restraint
Summary:
From the “top floor,” Shemaiah reflects on success, silence, and the cost of spiritual alignment. Surrounded by ghosts of unspoken truths, this track is a confession and a revelation—some get it, some don’t, and that’s okay. He’s still standing, because he’s aligned.
2. Before The Top Floor

Theme: Trauma, vulnerability, the beginning of healing
Summary:
Going downward to go upward—Shemaiah takes us to the “basement,” the symbolic ground zero. It’s the place of pain, prayer, and preparation. This track honors where the real work started, long before the world saw the fruit. It’s gritty, honest, and sacred.
3. God Wrecked It

Theme: Divine disruption, surrender, spiritual transformation
Summary:
When God steps in and flips your plans—not to punish you, but to protect you. God Wrecked It confronts the process of letting go of what no longer serves your healing. What feels like loss is actually construction. The breakdown is blessed.
4. Let Him In

Theme: Faith, ongoing healing, sacred vulnerability
Summary:
The final chapter in the journey. This one isn’t finished—and that’s the point. Shemaiah lets the listener into his healing space, raw and unpolished. The Holy Spirit moves through this track like a whisper. It’s a reminder: even in your brokenness, you are still holy. Let Him in.

4 Let Him In (Vault Talk) Master

Grace Planned is more than a collection of tracks—it’s a testimony wrapped in rhyme, a journey through storms, silence, struggle, and spiritual awakening. Across five emotionally charged records, Shemaiah peels back the layers of his soul, where faith wrestles with fear, and pain meets divine purpose.

The intro track, “Grace Planned,” sets the tone: a declaration that life’s chaos ain’t random—it’s been orchestrated with intention. It’s honest, vulnerable, and soaked in trust that even the scars were scheduled.

“Ocean” dives deep into emotional waters—metaphors crash like waves as Shemaiah explores feeling overwhelmed, yet miraculously upheld. It’s about learning to float when the weight should drown you, about sin, redemption, and the strange beauty of surviving.

Then comes the two-part firestorm: “They Doubted The Kid I” and “II.” These are legacy verses—raw hunger, defiant truth, and a sharp memory of every “you can’t” ever spoken. The first swings like a young lion proving his roar, while the second moves with the wisdom of one who knows the throne is already his.

Finally, “Vault Talk (Mind Shift)” locks in the EP with divine clarity—spittin' from a higher mental altitude. It’s a grown man’s reflection, a glimpse inside the vault where value lives: perspective, legacy, spiritual wealth.

This ain’t just music—it’s ministry in motion. Lyrics hit different because they come from a soul that’s been different. No gimmicks. No façade. Just purpose, pressure, and poetry.


Grace Planned Master

Shemaiah’s latest EP "Yeah Texas" is a bold, unapologetic celebration of his roots, faith, and the unbreakable spirit that runs through the heart of Texas. From the dusty roads to the booming cities, this project captures the essence of the Lone Star State — its pride, its resilience, and its deep connection to family and faith. With a mix of hard-hitting beats, soulful melodies, and gritty storytelling, Shemaiah combines his Texas upbringing with a powerful message of perseverance and belief. This EP is a testament to the strength that comes from faith, community, and staying true to one’s roots, no matter where life takes you.

"Stand Tall"
"Stand Tall" is the anthem of the EP, a reflection of what it means to rise above adversity with unwavering strength and faith. Shemaiah channels his Southern roots and deep belief system into a song that resonates with anyone who’s ever faced hardship and come out on top. The hook — "Stand tall, even through pain" — serves as both a declaration and a reminder that no matter the struggle, faith and family will carry you through. With bold verses and a gritty yet hopeful tone, "Stand Tall" is an emotional rallying cry for resilience.

"Yeah Texas Part 1"
"Yeah Texas Part 1" introduces the EP with the swagger and pride that defines Shemaiah’s sound. It’s a celebration of his Texas roots, a blend of hard knocks and blessed moments. The song paints a vivid picture of life in the South, with all its grit and glory. Through quick-witted verses and a smooth flow, Shemaiah encapsulates what it means to be from Texas — a place where the faith runs deep, the loyalty is unshakable, and the battles only make you stronger. This track is a shout-out to his home state, but it’s also a message of personal strength and authenticity.

"Yeah Texas Part 2"
"Yeah Texas Part 2" builds on the foundation laid in Part 1, diving deeper into the themes of family, loyalty, and faith that run through Shemaiah’s life. This track is more introspective, exploring the weight of responsibility and the strength that comes from staying true to your values. With a heavier beat and more reflective lyrics, Shemaiah takes listeners on a journey through the struggles and triumphs of growing up in Texas, all while emphasizing the importance of keeping God at the center. "Yeah Texas Part 2" brings the EP full circle, reinforcing the message that no matter what comes your way, you stand tall, and you keep your faith strong.

With "Yeah Texas", Shemaiah brings his most authentic and powerful project yet — a sound that is unapologetically Southern, deeply spiritual, and universally relatable. From the first track to the last, this EP invites you to walk with him through the Texas streets and the lessons of faith, resilience, and brotherhood that have shaped him. It’s a project that speaks to the heart of the South while reaching out to anyone who understands what it means to stand tall in the face of life’s trials. ...STILL HERE

Yeah Texas Part 2 Master

Yeah Texas Part 1 Master

Still Here Master

🎧 Shemaiah Presents: Vault Talk Continues — REWIRE

Tracklist: God Help Me, Here We Go Again, Rewire, I Been Loopin

    "This ain’t just music — this is mirror talk for the soul."

REWIRE is Shemaiah’s next chapter in the Vault Talk series — a raw, unfiltered sonic journal tracing the journey through pain, mental warfare, and divine intervention. It’s not about being perfect — it’s about being real in a world where fakeness is the new currency.

From the emotional cry of "God Help Me", where faith fights the silence, to the weary loop of "Here We Go Again", where scrolling replaces praying, Shemaiah gives voice to what this generation’s been holding in — anxiety, burnout, invisible battles behind the highlight reels.

The title track, "Rewire", hits deep — blending brain science, trauma recovery, and God’s patience in reprogramming the soul. Then comes "I Been Loopin", the haunting closer that exposes the false gods we follow: fame, fans, and validation — all while God waits in the silence whispering “Come home.”

For the ones who pray with cracked voices.
For the ones who grind but feel empty.
For the next-gen leaders stuck in mind traps but destined for more.



God Help Me Master

I Been Loopin Master

Rewire Master

Shemaiah’s August Rain EP is a soulful, cinematic journey told through chill R&B piano ballads, built for long drives in the rain and hearts still learning how to feel. Every song carries the weight of love—lost, found, and rediscovered—with honesty that cuts deep and melodies that soothe like a midnight breeze.

The title track, August Rain, opens the story with quiet intensity. It's more than a song—it’s the emotional glue binding the entire EP. A soundtrack for moments we rarely speak of out loud: heartbreak we never got closure from, prayers whispered into pillows, and memories that refuse to fade. It sets the stage for the healing that follows.

Run Away Heart traces the ache of escaping pain only to realize love’s pull never really fades. Tears Watered the Seed takes us into the silent nights, when grief feels permanent—until God speaks in a dream, revealing that every tear had a purpose. And by the time we arrive at Learning to Love Again, the full circle is complete—not in perfection, but in growth. It’s not about forgetting the past; it’s about honoring it, and choosing to move forward with open hands.

This EP doesn’t fake the happy ending. It doesn’t skip past the pain. It lives in it, breathes through it, and shows that healing isn’t loud—it’s layered, slow, and divine.

With August Rain, Shemaiah delivers a deeply relatable, emotionally rich experience that lingers long after the last note. A story of heartbreak, hope, and the kind of love that never truly leaves—it just transforms us.

August Rain Master

Learning to Love Again Master

Run Away Heart Master

“Mom, I Love You” is more than an EP—it’s a sacred tribute. A bouquet of verses and emotion wrapped in truth, crafted from the heart of a son who understands the value of time, memory, and the woman who gave him both. This is Shemaiah Reed at his most vulnerable, reflective, and spiritually grounded.

The project begins with the poignant spoken word piece, “Last Time”—a meditation on life’s fleeting moments and the silent fear of final goodbyes. It’s a reminder to cherish every call, every smile, every quiet moment.

Then the journey unfolds in three intimate chapters:

    “Echoes of Love” dives into the kind of love that doesn’t fade—it echoes. Through time, through tears, through generations. This track is soaked in memory, capturing the rhythm of a mother’s heart that keeps beating through her child.

    “Grace Ain’t Easy” is a testament to the hidden power of motherhood. It’s honest. It’s heavy. It confronts the emotional weight mothers carry and the quiet courage it takes to hold it all together. Grace isn’t always pretty—but it’s always holy.

    “Her Legacy, My Lane” closes the musical journey by passing the torch. It’s about standing tall in the lane she carved out, building forward without forgetting the foundation. A son claiming his purpose, carrying his mother's light with him in every step.

And then, as all things should end—with love:
“I love you, Mom.”

Grace Aint Easy Master

Echoes of Love Master

The “Go or Stop” EP is the continuation of a choice—a bold walk forward in full faith, no turning back.

Every track builds on the tension between what’s holding you back and what’s waiting if you let go:

    Go or Stop – The moment you decide.

    Clean or Raw – Truth without polish.

    Same Energy – Loyalty when the vibe shifts.

    Spy Games – Love under surveillance.

    Teach Me How to Love – Vulnerability as the breakthrough.

This EP is for the ones still stuck at the light—who know it's time to go, but just need that one final push.

If that’s you… press play.
Let it move you.

5 Teach Me How to Love Master

Teach Me is a raw reflection wrapped in melody — a conversation with God about pride, silence, and the struggle to love right in a loud, distracted world. This song is for anyone who’s ever tried to lead while healing, listen while hurting, or grow while feeling misunderstood.

Sometimes the real flex isn’t posting… it’s pausing.
Sometimes the strongest thing you can do is be quiet, reflect, and let God do the talking.

▶️ For the ones who feel too much but still show up.
🎧 Tap in, breathe deep, and let this one sit with you.

Teach Me Master

“Hey Shawty” is a smooth, chill rap track that blends laid-back vibes with heartfelt admiration. Over a dreamy, R&B-infused beat, this song speaks directly to that one woman who’s been overlooked, underestimated, or just carrying more than she shows. It’s not loud — it’s intentional. It’s not flashy — it’s sincere.

Shemaiah slides through with clever double-time flows, mixing subtle punchlines and emotional awareness with a calm tone that feels more like a personal conversation than a performance. The lyrics celebrate her beauty, depth, and resilience without ever crossing into cliché. This isn’t about gassin’ her up for show — it’s about recognizing her glow, her fight, her quiet strength.

The hook keeps it simple and direct:
“Hey shawty… I see you.
I ain’t here to judge nothin’.
Just here to remind you — you still the prize.”

“Hey Shawty” is a modern-day love note, real talk in rap form — something you ride to late at night when you’re deep in thought or sitting next to someone who needs to hear they’re still worth everything. It's chill, it's real, and it flips culture with class.

Hey Shawty Master

This ain’t a track—it’s a revelation wrapped in rhythm. “Peace Won” is God’s whisper in the chaos, a fire-breathing letter to the last one standing. It’s for the soldier knee-deep in the ruins, looking around at death and asking, “Why am I still here?”
The answer: Because peace already claimed you. The war just didn’t get the memo.

This song took three versions to perfect—“and there were three.” Not just revisions, but spiritual strikes. Each rewrite peeled back another layer until only truth remained. What you hear now is the final cut forged in grace and grit. This isn’t rap. It’s divine deployment.

From the opening bar—“Demons said ‘let him go,’ God said ‘nah, let him cook’”—to the final breath of heavenly command, “Peace Won” walks the frontlines between hope and despair. It’s a reminder that your scars aren't proof of weakness, they’re evidence of mission.

No swords.
No applause.
Just breath as a weapon, silence as a strategy, and love that walks through warzones undefeated.

This isn’t a warning.
It’s the final word.

Peace didn’t negotiate.
Peace won.
And now you know why you’re still here.

Let it play. Let it break chains.
Let it speak where guns fall silent.

Peace Won Master

"Pick Up The Pen" is **more than a song — it’s a divine dialogue. A spiritual dispatch for the broken, the burnt out, and the brave. Shemaiah Reed returns with another heavy installment in the Vault Talk series, following the powerful “Peace Won,” digging even deeper into the trenches of pain, purpose, and personal revival.

This track picks up where Peace Won left off — after the smoke clears, the war’s not over. This is the aftershock, when God taps your shoulder and says, "We're not done." It’s vulnerable and confrontational — speaking directly to the artist, the dreamer, the wounded soldier trying to rest but can’t shake the calling.

Shemaiah confesses in poetic, cinematic bars:

    “I tried the drugs they said were love... wrapped like a present until I opened it.”
    From social media addiction to idolizing empty greatness, every line bleeds with hard-earned truth. But instead of glamorizing the fall, this record confronts it — then flips it into a rescue mission.

Why it Continues the Vault Talk Legacy:

Vault Talk isn’t just an EP series — it’s a movement. A safehouse for indie artists who are writing from the soul, not the algorithm. “Pick Up The Pen” is the anthem for those moments when you’re exhausted, when you’ve dropped the mic and walked away… and God whispers, “Pick it up. Someone’s waiting to be healed through your voice.”

This track captures the essence of what Vault Talk is all about:

    🗝️ Unlocking truth that’s been buried under trauma

    🔥 Burning idols that fame told us to build

    🛡️ Fighting spiritual battles with verses, not vanity

    🧠 Giving wisdom without preaching — just talking real

Why It Screams "I'm INDIE":

This ain’t mainstream fluff. This is guerilla healing. Indie in spirit, not just status. It’s raw. Unfiltered. No label telling Shemaiah what to say or what trend to follow. The mix breathes. The bars live. And the message hits different — because it’s not about being heard by the masses… it’s about reaching the one.

"Pick Up The Pen" is for the creators on the edge. The ones who wanted to quit, but still showed up. It’s for the storytellers who believe that healing happens one honest verse at a time.

This is Vault Talk.
This is Peace in progress.
This is Shemaiah Reed.
And this… is indie with a mission.

Pick Up The Pen Master

Sometimes the loudest breakthrough comes in a whisper.

This track is a soul cry for anybody who’s felt stuck in between promise and fulfillment, between prayers and answers. “Wait for Me” blends double-time verses with raw storytelling, capturing the real tension of walking by faith when nothing around you makes sense.

In a world addicted to instant results and microwave miracles, this song is a reminder: God ain’t late—He’s strategic. You’re not being punished… you’re being planted.

The verses bleed truth. The hook is simple: “Wait for me.” And that’s all He’s asking.
This song is perfect timing for those trying to hold on, questioning their journey, and feeling like quitting. It speaks to the dry seasons, the hidden growth, and the unseen battles behind obedience.

You don’t need more proof—you need more patience.
Play this when you feel like walking away. Let it breathe life back into your faith.

Wait For Me Master

"Sacrifice" – Shemaiah

With highlight reels and hustle-glorifying mantras, Shemaiah pulls the mask off with “Sacrifice”—a raw, soul-spilled confessional that doesn’t just scratch the surface, it digs into the dirt of survival. This isn't just a song, it's a mirror for the weary.

Over a stripped-back, emotionally driven beat, Shemaiah delivers verses like journal entries from the battlefield of life. No cap, no filters—just a man confronting silence, burnout, and the weight of unseen struggles. He speaks for the ones who keep giving when they’re already empty, the ones praying in parking lots and showing up with cracked smiles.

Lines like “Sacrifice ain’t cute, it ain’t for show, it’s cryin’ in silence where nobody go” don’t ask for sympathy—they demand reflection. And just when it gets darkest, Shemaiah shifts the lens upward, drawing strength from grace, redemption, and the sacred pain of becoming.

This is poetry for the pressure-cookers. A psalm for the silently breaking. A war cry from the ones who stayed. In a culture of flexing, “Sacrifice” dares to tell the unsexy truth: real strength is found in surrender.

Welcome to the fire. Shemaiah’s already in it.

Sacrifice Master

“I ain’t say nothin’ for a reason… but don’t confuse silence with weakness.”

Silent Tide is a lyrical storm disguised as calm — a layered anthem for the ones who’ve been quiet too long, not because they’re weak… but because they were being refined.

🔥 Double-time bars.
🔥 God-level grace.
🔥 No clapbacks — just prophecy.

This isn’t just a track, it’s a journey:

    From restraint to redemption.

    From scars to sacred strength.

    From “holding back” to divine comeback.

Tap in if you’ve ever been slept on, silenced, or set aside — and came back with a message bigger than revenge.

#SpokenTruth #SilentTide #RedemptionOverWar #FaithFuel #ShemaiahStyle #VaultTalkEnergy


Silent Tide Master

"We been waitin’, we been prayin’… now we walkin’ in the light that we was made in."
“Days Like This” is more than music — it’s testimony over trap drums. From late nights filled with questions to mornings flooded with grace, this track captures what it feels like when faith, timing, and hustle finally align. It’s about living in the moment you prayed for… and knowing it’s just the beginning.

With verses like “Told 'em this was more than just a flash in the pan, built a wave off the pain, turned the dirt into sand,” Shemaiah speaks directly to the soul of every dreamer grinding in silence. The bridge lifts it higher with “Now it’s double blessings — not just what we wanted, but what we wasn’t expectin’.”

This is for the ones who stayed rooted, stayed focused, and never let go of the vision.
Play it loud. Live it louder.
The marathon continues.

#DaysLikeThis #ShemaiahReed #VaultTalk #TestimonyOnTheBeat #DoubleBlessed #MarathonMindset


Days Like This Master

"Never Saw Me" – Shemaiah Reed

This one right here? It’s for the quiet grinders. The ghosts. The ones who dipped to grow, not to flex.

"Never Saw Me" is a lyrical memoir for anybody who's ever outgrown one-sided loyalty.
It’s not about revenge—it’s about release.

    “You ain’t clap for the roots, so don’t cheer for the sprout.”

Three verses of straight soul surgery.
Built in the storm. Gliding through pain. No apologies.
From helping folks who never helped back… to finally saying “nah” and meaning it.

This is what it sounds like when you budget your soul and protect your key.
Support ain't canceled—it’s just invite-only now.

If the shoe fits? Cool.
If it don’t?
Say less...
You never saw me.

#growthseason #neversawme #spokenbars #refocused #vaulttalk #shemiahreed #truthmusic #selflove #respectboundaries #nocapjustfacts #independentartist

Never Saw Me Master

This song ain’t about perfection — it’s about being honest.

"Okay" is for the ones who love God but still get lost in their thoughts sometimes. For the people who reply late to texts, but post early. Who smile online but wrestle with silence off-screen.

It’s me being real about where I fall short. Where we all do.

I’ve judged when I should’ve listened. I’ve quoted scriptures without living 'em. I’ve worn grace like an outfit, but forgot it was a gift.

This ain’t a call-out, it’s a check-in.

We’re all trying to figure it out — faith, healing, forgiveness, ego. And if you’ve ever felt like you’re the only one stumbling while tryna do better… this track lets you know: you’re not alone.

Play it when you need space to think. When you’re tryna let go of the fake and lean into something deeper.

No masks. Just grace. One "okay" at a time.

#Okay #ShemaiahReed #IAMREFOCUSEDRADIO #faithmusic #grownfolkenergy #honestmusic

Okay Master

🔒 “Vault Never Opened (For the Chosen Only)”

SoundCloud Description:
This ain't a song—it's a coded transmission for the ones who know.

Double-time verses. Nuclear bars. Silence as the real flex.
We didn’t snap—we held back.
And that restraint? More dangerous than any war cry.

"Vault Never Opened" is for the chosen only.
You’ll either rap this with your chest… or miss it entirely.

Power withheld > power abused.
Only the real ones feel the shift in the frequency.

#VaultTalk #ForTheChosen #UnreleasedEnergy #ShemaiahMode

Vault Never Opened Master

Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1k2okH54xo

That one summer… the one that still plays on loop in your memory.

This ain’t just another love song.
This one’s for the real ones — the late-night convos, sundress moments, top-down drives with no destination but deep connection.

"Summer Nights" brings that laid-back R&B flow: smooth bars, honest lines, and melodies that hit different when the city gets quiet. It’s a grown conversation in the form of a song — about love that didn’t need to be loud, just real.

For the one who made time stop.
For the one who made peace look easy.
For the one who didn’t just show up — they stayed.

Press play. Drive slow. And if you ever had a summer like this…
Yeah, you already know what it is.

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Summer Nights Master

This isn’t just a song.
It’s a memory. A moment. A full-circle realization that some people saw us when we felt invisible…
and somehow, that was enough to keep us going.

“I Thank My Stars” is a love letter to the quiet heroes — the teacher who noticed your potential, the custodian who made sure you felt safe, the friend who didn’t know how much they mattered just by being there.

It’s for the ones who were overlooked, unheard, unseen… but never gave up.

This is me honoring the gold stars I chased as a kid just to touch a keyboard… and the BBQ plate I gave to someone who unknowingly gave me peace in the storm.

Now I’m the one holding the mic — and I just want you to know:
I see you. I hear you. And your story matters.

If you’ve ever needed a sign that you’re not alone…
this is it.

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I Thank My Stars Master

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