The Ones Who Forgot

He looks down.
The waves he once called home now reflect a sorrowful truth:
His kin have left the sea.

They’ve walked onto land, forgotten their tail, their origins, their ancestors.
They laugh now, chase shadows on dry ground.
They do not remember the tides, the songs of the deep, or the echo of Chronos.
They do not remember him.

He sings not to scold them — but to call them home.
But they cannot hear. Or won’t.
This is the moment of spiritual loneliness — a dub lament for a tribe lost to the surface.

4.) Children of the Deep

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Roots of Love is a radiant celebration of divine union and the soulful depth of true love. This album blends the organic warmth of reggae and dub with ethereal, futuristic textures—like roots reaching deep while the branches stretch boldly into new sonic skies.  🎵 “If you’re feeling this vibe, hit Follow so you don’t miss the next drop.” 

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Love Deeper

Chiron continues to live, bearing the poisoned wound that cannot be healed.
He does not withdraw from the world. Instead, he teaches others — gods, heroes, and healers.
He passes on wisdom, compassion, and balance — all while suffering in silence.
He becomes the embodiment of selflessness, giving from a place of constant pain.
This chapter reveals that his true strength is not in his immortality, but in his choice to serve despite his agony.

5.) Immortal Suffering

Oh Honey, Don’t Do

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Dance Like the Sun

a song a bout taking it slow and enjoying life

Slow Ride

Psalm 62

Rise in Love

You in Particular

Solpulse - Your favorite

PART 2 - (CARIBBEAN)
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🇯🇲✝️🌴 There’s No Christmas Without Christ -🌴✝️🇯🇲 

Walking past Christmas trees 🎄 and bright lights this season, I realised how much we celebrate… but forget the Saviour. The word Christmas literally begins with Christ, yet His name is often left out. 🙏🏾✨

My heart is with the Caribbean and Jamaica, where my roots are. Hurricane Melissa shook our islands 🌊 families displaced, homes destroyed, communities rebuilding.

But even in hardship, one thing remains unshaken: the faith, resilience, and strength of our people from St. Ann, Kingston 🇯🇲, Castries 🇱🇨, Bridgetown 🇧🇧 and beyond.

These two songs were sparks in my mind written from that feeling: warm, rootsy reggae with the heartbeat of the islands and Christ at the centre.

If it moves you, share it ➡️✨
If you can, support the people 🤲🏽💛
If nothing else, lift the Caribbean and each other in prayer 🙏🌍

May Christ be at the centre of your season and your life. ✝️🎄❤️

One Love. One Caribbean. One Christ. 🌎💚💛❤️ 🇯🇲🇦🇬🇧🇸🇧🇧🇧🇿🇨🇺🇩🇲🇩🇴🇬🇩🇬🇾🇭🇹🇰🇳🇱🇨🇻🇨🇹🇹🇦🇼🇧🇶🇨🇼🇸🇽🇵🇷🇻🇮🇲🇶🇬🇵🇹🇨🇦🇮🇲🇸