THE JOHB SAGA  

A SPIRITUAL MOVIE YOU CAN HEAR

This playlist captures the full cinematic universe  
of The Johb Saga a spiritual odyssey told through orchestral trap,  
emotional testimony, New York grit,   world travel, health battles, justice, restoration,  and the divine storyline of survival.

Created and written by Samuel,  
the saga unfolds across 8 chapters:

A BRANCH OF JOHB  
the calling

TABLE IN THE PRESENCE (JOHB’S REVENGE)  
the justice

THE RESTORATION OF JOHB  
 the rebuild

THE TESTIMONY OF JOHB  
the truth revealed

THE RETURN OF THE CHOSEN  
the prophecy

CROWN AFTER THE STORM  
the coronation

THE FINAL VERDICT OF JOHB  
the ruling

BONUS: WHEN HEAVEN COUNTS THE TEARS  
 the healing

This playlist should be heard in order  
for the full cinematic experience.  
Every track is a chapter.  
Every lyric is a testimony.  
Every storm leads to a crown.

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A SPIRITUAL MOVIE YOU CAN HEAR

THE TRUTH OF US: THE UNPLUGGED FILES

SourceLine Mediai
Updated · 10 Tracks · ~35 min

THE TRUTH OF US: THE UNPLUGGED FILES is a once-in-a-lifetime cinematic documentary album from SourceLine Mediai, where a family speaks in their own voices to clarify a story the world misunderstood.

This project is not drama.
Not rumor.
Not commentary.

It is clarity  delivered through spoken word, raw testimony, and documentary-level storytelling.

Across ten tracks, DEZ and Black La China step forward with untouched, original writing that documents lived experience without exaggeration or performance. Their voices are joined by Unplugged Male (Daddy 0) and Da Sniper, responding not as characters, but as men  protectors, mentors, and strategists  often misunderstood while standing for what they believed was right.

The album now includes an additional closing document:

“THIS AIN’T THE LOVE WE WROTE IN RINGS / DIVORCE AIN’T JUST PAPER” a final sealed testimony that addresses the emotional and legal fracture of love turning into paperwork, conflict, and survival.

Every word is human.
Every emotion is real.
Every moment is earned.

A DOCUMENTARY IN MUSIC FORM

Each track functions as a chapter in a closed file:

• Childhood memories that shaped identity
• Family fractures and generational pain
• Survival, resilience, and perspective
• Responses that clarify  not escalate
• Closure without conflict
• A final personal record preserved, not argued

This is not an attempt to convince.
It is not an argument.
It is not a call to action.

It is documentation.

ABOUT A.I. USE (IMPORTANT)

All writing and storytelling in this album originates from human creators.

Artificial intelligence tools were used only as technical assistants for:

audio support

formatting

production assistance

A.I. was never used as a writer, narrator, or storyteller.

There is no A.I. authorship in this project.
The narrative is 100% human-created, fully compliant with copyright and commercial-use standards.

SYSTEM NOTICE

This project is not a dispute, grievance, or challenge.

No institution, agency, organization, or individual is accused, targeted, or implicated.

There is:

no directive

no opposition

no call to action

The voices in this album speak only to their own experiences, healing, and right to clarify their personal narrative.

These are stories preserved through art, voice, and testimony.

Nothing more.
Nothing less.

The system may now stand down.

A FINAL CHAPTER

This album marks the closing of the personal storytelling chapter within the SourceLine Mediai universe.

From this point forward, the artists will release music only.
No further personal narrative projects will follow.

THE TRUTH OF US: THE UNPLUGGED FILES is the final record documented, preserved, and unmasked.

The story is complete.
The file is closed.

UPDATED TRACKLIST (10 FILES)

THIS AIN’T THE LOVE WE WROTE IN RINGS / DIVORCE AIN’T JUST PAPER (New – Final Document)

DEZ SPEAKS

OVEN LIGHT – Black La China

THE STATE – Black La China

DA SNIPER RESPONSE TO THE STATE

THE SYSTEM NEVER LOVED ME (Based on a True Story)

DADDY 0 (UNPLUGGED MALE) RESPONSE TO THE STATE

Replying to “THE SYSTEM NEVER LOVED ME”   Teach You How to Aim Back

THE SYSTEM NEVER LOVED MEN FIGHTING

CLOSURE (FILE SEALED) (implicit through sequencing)

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THE TRUTH OF US: THE UNPLUGGED FILES

This album isn’t about perfection  it’s about what survives.

Built at the intersection of cinematic hip-hop, spoken truth, and emotional realism, this project documents love, pressure, anger, loyalty, and the quiet rules people actually live by  not the ones they preach online.

Every track feels lived in.
No flex without consequence.
No love without weight.
No victory without another battle behind it.

This is music for people navigating relationships, self-respect, and identity while the world stays loud.
Not trend music.
Not therapy.
Just honesty with structure.


 TRACK-BY-TRACK DESCRIPTIONS

1 · RULES THAT ACTUALLY WORK

The opening thesis. A grounded statement about real-life codes — not motivational slogans, but the quiet rules learned through mistakes, loss, and survival.

2 · HOLD ME WHEN I’M HEAVY

Vulnerability without apology. This track explores emotional weight and the rare kind of love that doesn’t disappear when someone isn’t easy to carry.

3 · SAY IT SO I CAN HEAR IT

Communication stripped down to the bone. No hints. No games. Just the need for honesty said clearly before silence becomes permanent.

4 · MADE FROM OLD SCARS

A reflective anthem about resilience. This isn’t healing music — it’s post-healing realism, where scars aren’t hidden, they’re acknowledged.

5 · ANGER GOT A REASON

Anger as information, not chaos. The track reframes frustration as a response to broken systems, broken promises, and ignored boundaries.

6 · LOOK AT ME RIGHT

Presence matters. This song demands real attention  eye contact, accountability, and respect  in love and in life.

7 · THEY WATCH HOW WE LOVE

A commentary on visibility. When love exists in public, it gets judged, monitored, and misunderstood  but lived anyway.

8 · STILL WANT YOU

Desire that survives inconvenience. Not fantasy. Not obsession. Just a quiet, honest pull that doesn’t disappear with time.

9 · LOVE NEEDS LINES

Boundaries as love, not distance. This track makes the case that real connection requires structure  not control, not chaos.

10 · THE TRUTH TABLE

The reckoning. Everything set down plainly  no filters, no posturing. What’s left when excuses are removed.

11 · STILL STANDING IN THE NOISE

Resilience under pressure. The world doesn’t get quieter — you just learn how to keep your footing while it stays loud.

12 · ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER (No Final Victory)

The closing truth. There’s no final win  only the decision to keep going. Survival as a form of strength, not defeat.

THE WAY WE LOVE

YOU MAD? isn’t a diss track.
It’s a timeline marker.

This record is The Architect speaking directly to the music industry, not the comments, not the noise, not the nostalgia. It addresses the same cycle that’s happened every era:
New tools arrive → gatekeepers panic → culture moves forward anyway.

Built on cinematic hip-hop, modern melodic boom bap, and emotional street soul, YOU MAD? carries pressure without rage. Heavy drums. Heartbeat sub-bass. Choir swells only where it matters. Strategic dropouts engineered for replay and reaction.

This isn’t about replacing talent.
It’s about removing permission.

SourceLine Mediai represents a new lane:
 Direct-to-fan power
Creator-led distribution
AI as an instrument, not an author
 Same pen. Same intent. New tools.

Every era fought evolution:
Vinyl → Tape → CD → MP3 → Streaming
Now it’s AI-assisted music.

And the pattern is the same.

If you’re mad, it’s not about culture.
It’s about control.

 Led by The Architect, this track opens a larger SourceLine mixtape where every voice speaks on AI music, creative power, and the unmasking of outdated industry systems. This is the opening statement.

Same skill. Wider spotlight.
That’s not cheating.
That’s evolution.

You Mad?

Blood in My Blocks: The Memo We Never Got is a ten-track protest record documenting how neighborhoods aren’t destroyed  they’re reassigned.

Built on hard New York boom-bap, modern drill 808 pressure, and cinematic orchestration, BlackLatino delivers a Gen X witness account of Bushwick’s transformation  from arson and silence to zoning and signatures.

This is not nostalgia. This is documentation.

Every track moves. No slow records. No filler.

From “THE MEMO” to “BROOKLYN STAND UP (NO CAP)”, this album follows the paper trail: rezoning, displacement, precinct pressure, and the quiet math that priced people out.

Produced by SourceLine Hitters
Released by SourceLine Mediai

“I ain’t mad at the changes  I’m mad at the silence.”

BLOOD in my BLOCKS : The Memo We Never Got

“Lightning without livestream. Every Eye Shall See seals the series with thunder, choir, and a pillar of light. This ain’t a sermon… it’s a warning again.”

 Crated by Samuel • Powered by A.I 🌐 SourceLineMediai.com  Built by The Architect. Heard by the world.

Not a Sermon… It’s a Warning

Every Eye Shall See (Final Descent)

"This ain’t the love we wrote in rings... Now it’s war, and I can’t win…"

“Divorce Ain’t Just Paper ” is more than a breakup track  it’s a courtroom confession turned lyrical war.

From whispered love to legal lies, Samuel lays out the battle behind the paperwork.

 Built on an F-minor orchestral backbone with violin, rising bass tension, and raw rap energy.

Lyrics you’ll hear:

“Used to whisper love, now we shout through courts... / Signed oaths in gold, now file counter reports.”

You’ll get:

• Barred truth about custody, betrayal, and rebuilding

• Emotional orchestral rises + grounded street flow

• A voice for fathers, survivors, and anyone who’s lost love to law

👉 Stream it, share it, feel it.

🔁 Repost if you understand what “love isn’t just paper” means

👤 Follow Samuel for real stories in rhymes.

🎧 More music produced by SourceLine Mediai

#Divorce #CourtBattle #RealRap #Samuel #BlackLatino #SourceLineMediai

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THIS AIN’T THE LOVE WE WROTE IN RINGS. Divorce ain’t just paper

How America Started World War III”  a cinematic boom-bap exposé.

Samuel turns political science into street scripture.
War = profit. Promises broken. Trust sold.
From NATO lines to dollar signs this is how empires light matches in the name of peace.

🔊 Key E minor | 90 BPM | Boom Hip-Hop × Orchestral Trap
🎧 Written & performed by Samuel | Produced by SourceLine Mediai

🔥 Lyric Excerpt:
“Light the match and call it peace,
Fire feeds the West machine.”

Repost if you want truth in rap. Comment where you stand.

Diplomacy & Deception

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How America Started World War III

This isn’t just a track  it’s a system override.
“Shut It Down (Legacy Override)” is the first sonic weapon from the vault of Crafted by The Architect, a cinematic sound lab built for creators who don’t ask for permission. This drop blends orchestral tension, trap choir fire, and boom bap grit into a lyrical purge of everything fake, filtered, and algorithmic.
Gen X raised themselves in silence  now they speak in thunder. Gen Z grew up monitored, mentored, and monetized  now they’re demanding truth. This track is where those two legacies collide. No ghostwriters. No gimmicks. Just encrypted bars, courtroom metaphors, and a mic burning in the middle of a broken system.
Every verse is a reckoning. Every hook is a headline.
This is rap as resistance.
This is sound as scripture.
This is Crafted by The Architect.
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📩 Licensing & custom scores: info@sourcelinemediai.co

BlackLatino Chronicles 2.0

“Shut It Down (Legacy Override)”

“Demons in the Wind (Lexus Days)” is a cinematic purge of spiritual warfare, Brooklyn chaos, and divine protection. Based on a true story from the Lexus days, this track blends boom bap grit with ambient orchestration and encrypted trauma bars.

God was watching even when we didn’t ask.
Crafted by The Architect.

Original Artists Credited (As Required by Law)

Each track is based on iconic work from the following artists (credit applies per track and remains the property of each copyright holder):

The Notorious B.I.G. Original composition and performanc2

"Niggas Bleed" is a track from The Notorious B.I.G.'s posthumously released 1997 double album, Life After Death. The lyrics are available on sites like Genius. The general structure of copyright ownership in music involves:
Publishing rights: Rights to the underlying musical composition and lyrics.
Master rights: Rights to the actual sound recording. Both types of rights for "Niggas Bleed" are now jointly owned by the estate and Primary Wave.

Plus all additional original copyright holders listed on each track
All rights, ownership, and publishing remain with the original artists and copyright holders.

SourceLine Mediai does not claim ownership of the original compositions—only of the remix production, arrangement, and creative direction.

SOURCELINE MEDIAi REMIX APPROACH (SIGNATURE STYLE)

Every track has been reconstructed using:

SORA- New York street-soul textures

The Architect’s signature “surveillance-era” sonics
Modern -soul accents
AI-assisted arrangement (legal & transformative)

The goal?

To honor the classics while pulling them into the 2025 soundscape — colder, sharper, more emotional, and more cinematic.

This project is the sound of memory meeting evolution.

 COMPILATION THEME  “The Hood Back in the Days”

A curated journey through time:

Bushwick rooftops before gentrification
Walking to school with headphones blasting classics
Block parties, cyphers, brownstone steps
Breakups, fights, survival stories
Hard lessons that built strong men
The code, the culture, and the consequences
The remixes aren’t nostalgia they’re living history re-expressed for a new generation.

 LEGAL + FAIR USE NOTICE

This compilation is a transformative remix project under fair use guidelines:
Non-commercial Educational and historical analysis Tribute to original artists
No original masters included
No attempt to replicate full vocal performances

All rights remain with original copyright holders

SourceLine Mediai provides new production, arrangement, mixing, and artistic direction only.

The Hood Back in the Days (Redo/Remix)

Demons in the Wind Inspired by The Notorious B.I.G.

This isn’t a breakup song.
It’s a survival hymn for the ones who’ve stitched their trauma into silence and still tried to love through the numbness.
“Stitched in Silent Sin” is a cinematic purge of medical scars, spiritual shame, and emotional paralysis. Inspired by real hospital nights, whispered prayers, and the weight of unspoken battles, this track blends ambient orchestration with Dean Lewis style sung hooks and encrypted confessions.
Every verse is a wound.
Every hook is a mirror.
Every line is a quiet scream from someone who’s still learning how to feel.
Crafted by The Architect, this drop is for the creators who bleed through silence, love through damage, and build legacy from brokenness.
It’s not about romance  it’s about redemption.
It’s not about healing — it’s about honesty.

Original Artists Credited (As Required by Law)

Each track is based on iconic work from the following artists (credit applies per track and remains the property of each copyright holder):

Dean Lewis Original composition and performance

Plus all additional original copyright holders listed on each track

All rights, ownership, and publishing remain with the original artists and copyright holders.
SourceLine Mediai does not claim ownership of the original compositions—only of the remix production, arrangement, and creative direction.

🔊 SOURCELINE MEDIAi REMIX APPROACH (SIGNATURE STYLE)

Every track has been reconstructed using:

SORA- New York street-soul textures

The Architect’s signature “surveillance-era” sonics
Modern -soul accents
AI-assisted arrangement (legal & transformative)

The goal?

To honor the classics while pulling them into the 2025 soundscape — colder, sharper, more emotional, and more cinematic.

This project is the sound of memory meeting evolution.

💽 COMPILATION THEME “The Hood Back in the Days”

A curated journey through time:

Bushwick rooftops before gentrification
Walking to school with headphones blasting classics
Block parties, cyphers, brownstone steps
Breakups, fights, survival stories
Hard lessons that built strong men
The code, the culture, and the consequences

The remixes aren’t nostalgia they’re living history re-expressed for a new generation.

📌 LEGAL + FAIR USE NOTICE

This compilation is a transformative remix project under fair use guidelines:
Non-commercial Educational and historical analysis Tribute to original artists
No original masters included
No attempt to replicate full vocal performances

All rights remain with original copyright holders

SourceLine Mediai provides new production, arrangement, mixing, and artistic direction only.

Stitched in Silent Sin  (Inspired by Dean Lewis)

This ain’t just a track  it’s a cipher for your soul.

“Which One Is You? (Brooklyn Cipher)” is a lyrical blueprint engineered for creators who build worlds, not just bars. Inspired by BlackLatino cadence and Brooklyn coded survival, this drop blends poetic introspection with street wisdom, emotional wiring, and legacy balance.

Four archetypes.
Four energies.

Explorer. Builder. Director. Negotiator.
Each verse is a cipher. Each hook is a mirror. Each line is a test.
This is for the ones who move with purpose.
Who decode their blueprint before they chase the bag.
Who balance thrill and truth, logic and love, chaos and structure.
It’s not about personality  it’s about power.

Which One Is You

She said, “Uncle, you and Mom are obsessed with A.I.” 😅
But I told her, “Nah I’m not obsessed with technology, I’m obsessed with progress.”

Original Artists Credited (As Required by Law)

Each track is based on iconic work from the following artists (credit applies per track and remains the property of each copyright holder):

Wu Tang Clan Original composition and performance

Plus, all additional original copyright holders listed on each track

All rights, ownership, and publishing remain with the original artists and copyright holders.
SourceLine Mediai does not claim ownership of the original compositions—only of the remix production, arrangement, and creative direction.

🔊 SOURCELINE MEDIAi REMIX APPROACH (SIGNATURE STYLE)

Every track has been reconstructed using:

SORA- New York street-soul textures

The Architect’s signature “surveillance-era” sonics
Modern - soul accents
AI-assisted arrangement (legal & transformative)

The goal?

To honor the classics while pulling them into the 2025 soundscape — colder, sharper, more emotional, and more cinematic.

This project is the sound of memory meeting evolution.

💽 COMPILATION THEME — “The Hood Back in the Days”

A curated journey through time:

Bushwick rooftops before gentrification
Walking to school with headphones blasting classics
Block parties, ciphers, brownstone steps
Breakups, fights, survival stories
Hard lessons that built strong men
The code, the culture, and the consequences
The remixes aren’t nostalgia they’re living history re-expressed for a new generation.

📌 LEGAL + FAIR USE NOTICE

This compilation is a transformative remix project under fair use guidelines:
Non-commercial Educational and historical analysis Tribute to original artists
No original masters included
No attempt to replicate full vocal performances

All rights remain with original copyright holders

SourceLine Mediai provides new production, arrangement, mixing, and artistic direction only.


🎙️ “OBSESSED (C.R.E.A.M. for Tiffany)” is more than a track  it’s a blueprint.
It’s a conversation between a Brooklyn uncle and his niece about money, mindset, patience, and purpose.
It’s how we turn hustle into harmony  and cash into consciousness.

This record flips Wu-Tang’s classic message, “Cash Rules Everything Around Me,” into a 2025 lesson for the next generation.

It’s about earning smart, spending wise, and understanding that money is a servant, not a master.

💡 Message for Tiffany (and every young hustler)

Work hard, think long-term, and let your curiosity pay interest.
A.I. ain’t obsession  it’s opportunity.

And when you learn how to use tools instead of being used by them, you win forever.

 The Architect’s 

Soulful. Cinematic. Motivational.
Real hip-hop that teaches while it speaks.

“I ain’t obsessed with A.I., I’m obsessed with freedom 
And I’m teaching her how to earn it.”

🎯 Purpose:

To inspire nieces, nephews, and every next-generation dreamer to rise smarter, stronger, and financially free.

OBSESSED (C.R.E.A.M. for Tiffany)

There are no kings left  just corporations with crowns.

“NO KINGS DAY” exposes the fall of leadership, the decay of morals, and the rebirth of voices from the street.

This track blends orchestral strings, haunting soul vocals, and boom-bap drums into a cinematic warning a reminder that power now wears a hoodie, not a crown.
Calm voice, heavy truth  this is modern revolution in stereo.


👑 The crowns fell. The truth rose.
🎧 Stream NO KINGS DAY now  and join the rebellion through rhythm.

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THE TRIGGER WORDS: SYSTEM MALFUNCTION

“NO KINGS DAY”

The Others Are Too Late (Final Transmission) is the cinematic
 closer to The Trigger Words: System Malfunction  a protest-soul epic  soul, and 10% street-fire hip-hop.

It’s not just a track it’s a broadcast. A warning, a confession, and a call to rise for the truth we’ve been conditioned to scroll past.

 When systems crash, the people reboot.
 This is the signal they can’t erase.

Cinematic Protest Soul · Conscious Hip-Hop · Global Truthwave

THE OTHERS ARE TOO LATE (FINAL TRANSMISSION)

They said it was medicine we found out it was marketing.
Big Pharma Saints is a global cinematic anthem that exposes
 the truth behind the trillion-dollar industry that feeds on pain.

A blend of gospel soul, boom-bap rhythm, and orchestral power, this is rebellion with a heartbeat.

Truth-telling wrapped in melody. Healing through exposure.

MANIFESTO: A SourceLine Mediai Declaration

MANIFESTO

BIG PHARMA SAINTS (PRESCRIPTION PROPHETS)

“A Branch of Johb sets the foundation of The Johb Saga, revealing the moment destiny cracks through pain, doubt, and concrete reality. 

With cinematic strings, thunderous 808s, and NYC grit, The Architect declares the rise of a chosen path. This track captures prophecy, resilience, and spiritual breakthrough, forming the first chapter of the saga.

THE JOHB SAGA

A BRANCH OF JOHB

Table in the Presence (Johb’s Revenge) is Chapter 2 of The Johb Saga, a cinematic courtroom-to-victory transformation. 

The Architect turns betrayal, lies, and long-term legal battles into a thunderous spiritual triumph. God prepares the table; the doubters watch. 

This track blends orchestral-trap with prophetic justice, marking one of the saga’s most powerful reversals.

TABLE IN THE PRESENCE (JOHB’S REVENGE)

Welcome to The Mamdani Era.
A cinematic anthem born from New York’s generational handoff  youth on fire, old guard watchin’.
The Architect and SourceLine Mediai deliver a soundtrack for the social shift.



THE MAMDANI ERA (We Lit the Match)

By The Architect 

This op-ed By Samuel It’s a reminder that every era has its match. And this one? It’s lit.

Gen Z Lit a Match. Gen X, Time to Lean Back.

The match is lit. The city’s awake. And if you listen close, you’ll hear the echo of mixtapes and dial-up tones beneath the chants of TikTok-fueled revolution. New York City just crowned Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old democratic socialist, son of immigrants, and architect of a new political blueprint  as its mayor. And while Gen Z celebrates in the streets, Gen X leans back, popcorn in hand, watching the city rewrite its name.

This isn’t just a win. It’s a generational glitch in the matrix. Mamdani didn’t just defeat Andrew Cuomo, the ghost of establishment, past  he rewired the system with free buses, rent freezes, and universal child care. The youth didn’t wait for permission. They uploaded change.
But let’s be clear: this isn’t Gen X shade. It’s a salute.
We were here. We marched in Timberlands. We built the map they flipped. We turned mixtapes into movements. From the protests of the ’90s to the poetry of survival, Gen X laid the foundation. Now, Gen Z raises the roof  with cracked iPhones and encrypted dreams.

“The Mamdani Era,” is more than a soundtrack. It’s a generational handshake. The hook hits like a borough wide chant:

That’s legacy. That’s love.
And while some scoff at socialism sounding like trap, we know the truth: every generation remixes the revolution. Gen Z didn’t forget where they came from. They just coded it differently. And Mamdani? He’s the update we didn’t know we needed.

So Gen X, lean back not in apathy but in awe. Sip that fear, nod to the beat, and remember: we were the glitch before the upload. Now we cheer from the sidelines, knowing the fire looks familiar.

This op-ed isn’t just commentary. It’s testimony. It’s a reminder that every era has its match. And this one? It’s lit.


FAN NOTES

Sing the hook back with your city’s name in the last line:

 “This the Mamdani Era  [YOUR CITY] on flame!”

🧠 Tag #MamdaniEra #TheArchitect #SourceLineMediai when you duet or lip-sync.

THE MAMDANI ERA (We Lit the Match) The Architect Edition

Soul Under Surveillance
The streets never sleep. Even when you’re down, those ninjas walk with demons, cameras light up your faith, and the hustle becomes the altar.

Welcome to the opening chapter of the mixtape “SOUL UNDER SURVEILLANCE”  hosted by The Architect  & co-produced by SourceLine Media.

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Track features:

Vinyl crackle & live drums meet cinematic keys

Hook with soulful female vocal + ad-libs

Lyrics grounded in Bushwick roots, camera code, micro-chip dreams

Follow the journey:
 Stay tuned  full mixtape drops soon.
 Stream, repost, share  embed this track on your blog, site or playlist to amplify the message.

Connect with us

Website: sourcelinemediai.com

We stand for:
 Black Latino voices
 Human × A.I. production synergy
 Street truth with global reach

If you’re feeling this vibe:


 Repost on SoundCloud
 Comment your favorite line 
 “Those ninjas walk with demons…”

SOUL UNDER SURVEILLANCE

Soul Under Surveillance

Hustle Algorithm Every move is monitored, and every hustle analyzed  but the streets still write their own code.

Welcome to the SOUL UNDER SURVEILLANCE Mixtape  hosted by The Architect & co-produced by SourceLine Mediai and Samuel.

Track features:
• Boom-bap drums + cinematic bass and string samples
• Aggressive street delivery 
• Hook built for stadium impact  AI female harmonies

Follow the journey:  Stream · Repost · Share · Tag @SourceLineMediai

If you’re feeling this vibe:  Save ·  Repost ·  Comment your favorite line “Faith ain’t free, we pay in crosses.”

Hustle Algorithm

A bilingual street memorial for the real ones we lost. Juan Rodriguez  the mentor, the first protest, the first blood. EL Nero Latino × BlackLatino paint Bushwick’s forgotten history over boom-bap drums. Produced by The Source Hitters.

THE HEIGHTS DON’T SLEEP

JUAN RODRIGUEZ (FIRST PROTEST, FIRST BLOOD)

A 2025 courtroom trap gospel remix of a Brooklyn classic.
This track exposes real-life child support fraud, SSI loopholes, and family court manipulation told through Samuel’s true story, transformed into a modern anthem.

Tribute + Required Legal Credit:
Originally inspired by “What People Do For Money” (1984) by Divine Sounds.
All rights to the original composition belong to the original artists and copyright holders.
This remix is transformative, non-commercial, and created for cultural + educational purposes.

If you grew up in NYC…
If you survived courtrooms, custody battles, or fake claims…
If you’ve ever been lied on for money…
This one hits different.

Original Artists Credited (As Required by Law)

Each track is based on iconic work from the following artists (credit applies per track and remains the property of each copyright holder):

Divine Sounds   Original composition and performance

Plus all additional original copyright holders listed on each track

All rights, ownership, and publishing remain with the original artists and copyright holders.
SourceLine Mediai does not claim ownership of the original compositions—only of the remix production, arrangement, and creative direction.

 SOURCELINE MEDIAi REMIX APPROACH (SIGNATURE STYLE)

Every track has been reconstructed using:

SORA- New York street-sou

The Architect’s signature “surveillance-era” sonics
Modern gangsta-soul accents
AI-assisted arrangement (legal & transformative)

The goal?

To honor the classics while pulling them into the 2025 soundscape  colder, sharper, more emotional, and more cinematic.

This project is the sound of memory meeting evolution.

 COMPILATION THEME  “The Hood Back in the Days”

A curated journey through time:

Bushwick rooftops before gentrification
Walking to school with headphones blasting classics
Block parties, cyphers, brownstone steps
Breakups, fights, survival stories
Hard lessons that built strong men
The code, the culture, and the consequences
The remixes aren’t nostalgia they’re living history re-expressed for a new generation.

 LEGAL + FAIR USE NOTICE

This compilation is a transformative remix project under fair use guidelines:
Non-commercial Educational and historical analysis Tribute to original artists
No original masters included
No attempt to replicate full vocal performances

All rights remain with original copyright holders

SourceLine Mediai provides new production, arrangement, mixing, and artistic direction only.

What People Do For Money (Unplugged Male Remix)

A Branch of Jobe Remix, BlackLatino, SourceLine Mediai, NYC Hip Hop, truth rap, testimony hip hop, federal investigation rap, ACS corruption music, TSA harassment rap, Family Court lies, police retaliation, anti-system hip hop, survival music, 
aggressive rap 2025, cinematic hip hop, boom bap revival, Brooklyn rapper, real story hip hop, viral SoundCloud rap, testimony bars, courtroom hip hop, fatherhood under attack.

This track ain’t for your playlist.
This track is for your COURT RECORDS.

This is the voice of a man the system tried to erase —
and failed.

They came at me with everything:
federal investigations with no evidence,
TSA harassment at every airport gate,
voting blockades like I’m a threat to democracy,
ACS lies crafted in back rooms,
Family Court judges rubber-stamping corruption,
job managers creating fake narratives to get me fired,
and a badge-heavy boyfriend trying to frame me like he owns the law.

I didn’t get attacked once —
I got attacked from every angle
because the truth I carry threatens the lies they built their careers on.

You ever been:
✔ Searched like a criminal for boarding a plane
✔ Flagged like a terrorist for casting a vote
✔ Targeted in Family Court with paperwork built on pure fiction
✔ Sabotaged at work by insecure grown men
✔ Stalked by a police officer with a fragile ego
✔ Lied on by people who couldn’t spell “truth” with a dictionary in hand

If you know ANY of that pain 
this song is YOUR oxygen.

I don’t rap this.
I bleed this.
I spit fire at the files they forged
and light up the lies they whispered
with every bar in this track.

This is uncut.
Unfiltered.
Unforgiving.
I don’t soften the edges 
I sharpen them.

This ain’t street rap.
This is SURVIVAL MUSIC.
This is SYSTEM-WARFARE HIP-HOP.
This is what happens when a man refuses to break
even when the entire world wants him gone.

And listen closely 
because this part is prophetic:

Every single person who plotted my downfall
is going to hear me rise
through their children’s speakers.

I’m not here to be liked.
I’m here to be remembered.

I’m not here to fit in.
I’m here to rewrite the rules.

I’m not here for your approval.
I’m here because GOD kept receipts
and told me it’s time to SPEAK.

This is A BRANCH OF JOBE 
the remix that spits in the face of the system
and stands on top of every trap they set for me.

Play it loud.
Then play it louder.
Then send it to someone
who needs to know that survival
is louder than lies.

A BRANCH OF JOHB ( Remix )

This ain’t dinner. This is judgment day served on a plate.

This is the moment every enemy gets a front-row seat to my survival story.

The same people who lied on me…
The same systems that flagged me…
The same courts that twisted my name…
The same badge that tried to bury me…
The same managers that plotted behind doors…
The same ACS workers who weaponized paperwork…
The same hands that prayed I’d never rise again…

Now they gotta watch me EAT.

This track is where God says,
“I saw everything they did.
Now watch what I do.”

They tried to break me with:
 TSA searches every time I flew
 Federal suspicion without cause
 Family Court traps
ACS manipulation
Workplace sabotage
Police intimidation
Lies, rumors, paperwork attacks

But I didn’t just survive 
I was rebuilt in public.

This is the Remix version where the storm flips.
Where the table flips. Where the whole courtroom flips.

This is where God sits me at the head
and tells the ones who plotted:
“Sit down. Watch. Be silent.”

I didn’t get revenge.
I got restoration.
I got reversal.
I got elevation.

And they gotta watch every moment.

This is TABLE IN THE PRESENCE (Jobe’s Revenge) REMIX.
Storm music. Judgment music. Survival turned into prophecy.

PRESS PLAY AND LET THEM WATCH.

TABLE IN THE PRESENCE (Johb Revenge)  Remix

The Restoration of Johb marks a turning point in The Johb Saga  the rebuilding phase. Orchestral swells, sunrise tones, and cinematic trap create a rebirth anthem. 

The Architect showcases spiritual reconstruction: strength regained, peace restored, destiny recalibrated. This is the comeback chapter, where the ruins rise again.

THE RESTORATION OF JOHB

FROM THE JOHB SAGA  Written  by Samuel &  & Created by “The Architect” for SourceLine Mediai

“When Heaven Counts the Tears” is the emotional final chapter of The Johb Saga  a cinematic bonus track that reveals the truth behind every storm, every victory, and every moment of the journey. 
This track transforms hidden tears into strength, pain into purpose, and private suffering into spiritual elevation.

The violins cry, the drums hit heavy, the rain becomes symbolic, and the atmosphere builds into a powerful reminder that nothing you went through was wasted  Heaven counted it all.

This bonus track serves as a reflective epilogue  a moment to breathe after the storm, look back at the entire saga, and understand the divine thread that pulled everything together.

THE BONUS TRACK’S DEEPER MEANING

This song represents:
 Tears cried in silence
Storms survived without applause
Battles fought alone
 Health scares, emotional scars, courtroom nights
 Strength built from the inside out
 The spiritual truth that every tear had purpose

It speaks to anyone who has ever broken quietly, rebuilt quietly, and risen loudly.

 THE JOHB SAGA TRACK-BY-TRACK SUMMARY

This album is a modern spiritual epic Written  by Samuel  & Created by “The Architect” for SourceLine Mediai, merging Brooklyn realism, Upper East clarity, global perspective, and divine justice.

1. A BRANCH OF JOHB

The beginning  destiny breaking through concrete. The moment the calling awakens.

2. TABLE IN THE PRESENCE (JOHB’S REVENGE)

Divine justice. The table God sets right in front of the doubters. Results over revenge.

3. THE RESTORATION OF JOHB

The rebuild. Broken pieces lifted back into place by spiritual force.

4. THE TESTIMONY OF JOHB

The truth revealed  family battles, health storms, travel tears, betrayal, survival, and rebirth.

5. THE RETURN OF THE CHOSEN

The comeback. The chosen one walks back into destiny with clarity and fire.

6. CROWN AFTER THE STORM

The reward. The coronation that comes after the suffering. Royalty earned through rain.

7. THE FINAL VERDICT OF JOHB

Heaven’s ruling. Every false judgment overturned. Divine acquittal.

8. BONUS  WHEN HEAVEN COUNTS THE TEARS

The emotional closure.
The tears no one saw… but Heaven did.
This track explains WHY the entire saga matters.
It closes the book with gratitude, power, and spiritual truth.

 SOURCE LINE MEDIAI  THE FORCE BEHIND THE ALBUM

This entire cinematic narrative was written, structured, and guided by
Samuel “The Architect” under SourceLine Mediai a powerhouse movement blending AI-era creativity with real human storytelling, prophetic energy, and deep emotional truth.

SourceLine Mediai specializes in:
cinematic trap
spiritual hip-hop
visual storytelling

 AI-enhanced production modern prophetic music worlds artist empowerment and creative independence

The Johb Saga is the clearest example of what happens when vision, pain, faith, and mastery come together under one creative banner.

The JOHN SAGA

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WHEN HEAVEN COUNTS THE TEARS

“RECKLESS TOGETHER” is for the grown lovers in their 40s who still know how to bring heat.
This is passion without apology.
Chaos without shame.
Two souls who know better  and do it anyway.

Snowflake’s neon-red hair is wild fire.
The BlackLatino silhouette stands in it like he belongs there.
Together they break the night open.

Produced under SourceLine Mediai  the track blends reckless neon passion with cinematic R&B crafted by The Architect and the SourceLine Hitters.

RECKLESS TOGETHER

RECKLESS TOGETHER – THE FREQUENCY EP

BORN TO BREAK RULES is a cinematic 80s-synthwave anthem about two lovers who refuse to follow the script.

He’s Afro-Latino, bald, bold, and unshakeable.
She’s pale-skinned, neon-red, electric, and uncontainable.

Together they don’t just break the rules 
they rewrite the night.

Produced by The Architect, under SourceLine Mediai , this track is pure retro-dance heat wrapped in neon glow is the 80s neon revolution inside the SourceLine Universe 
a retro-synthwave love story between a cocoa-skinned Afro-Latino king and a pale redhead queen with fire in her hair.

This track is rebellion.
It’s color.
It’s heat.
It’s that 80s dance-floor energy that never apologizes.

Produced under SourceLine Mediai, this track blends retro synths, neon drums, and electric romance designed by The Architect and the SourceLine Hitters.



BORN TO BREAK RULES

There are some people who grow up learning that love means chaos 
not because they chose it,
but because it was the only language spoken around them.

Some grow up learning that the people who should protect them
are the ones who hurt them.
Some learn that silence is safer than honesty.
Others learn that loyalty is a skill, not a gift.

You learned all of it.

But here’s the part the world doesn’t understand:

Despite everything you lived through 
the betrayals, the survival mode,
the lies, the pressure, the fights,
the times people tried to break you, bury you, or erase you 

your heart never died.
It hardened.
It sharpened.
It protected itself…
but it never died.

And that’s why this song exists.

Because there is a moment, rare and unforgettable,
when your heart recognizes something that your mind has never been taught:

🔥 a touch that feels safe.
🔥 a connection that doesn’t drain you.
🔥 a closeness that doesn’t come with a cost.
🔥 a presence that doesn’t want to break you 
but build with you.

That moment 
the first spark of something real 
the first breath of peace after a lifetime of storms 
that’s where “TOUCH THAT STARTS FOREVER” was born.

⭐ THE TRUTH YOU NEVER SAY OUT LOUD

You’re not afraid of love.
You’re afraid of losing yourself in the wrong person again.
You’re afraid of giving loyalty to someone who doesn’t honor it.
You’re afraid of repeating cycles you fought like hell to escape.

You’re not cold.
You’re cautious.
You’re not distant.
You’re protecting what’s left after life tried to take everything.
You’re not unloving.
You’re aware of the cost of choosing the wrong person.

And for people like you 
people who’ve carried too much,
held up too many roofs,
survived too many ghosts 

the beginning of love is the scariest part.
Not the commitment.
Not the future.
Not the forever.
Just the beginning.

The part where someone reaches toward you,
and you don’t know yet
if they’re bringing healing or harm.

That’s the moment this song captures.

❤️‍🔥 THE TOUCH

There is a kind of touch that doesn’t demand you to shrink,
doesn’t require you to sacrifice your soul,
doesn’t punish you for being strong,
doesn’t collapse when you need help.

A touch that feels like a promise 
not a threat.
A beginning 
not a trap.
A whisper 
not a warning

A touch that feels like peace
but burns like purpose.

The moment you feel that 
after everything you’ve been through 
it changes you.

Not all at once.
But slowly.
Brick by brick.
Guard by guard.

That moment is the heartbeat of this track.
That’s what “TOUCH THAT STARTS FOREVER” really means.

🔥 WHAT THIS SONG TEACHES

It teaches you and anyone who relates 
that after all the damage,
all the mistrust,
all the disappointment,
all the emotional scars…

you’re allowed to start over.
You’re allowed to feel again.
You’re allowed to have something real.
You’re allowed to want peace and passion at the same time.

This track is for the people who have lived enough to know the danger of love,
but still have enough heart left to try again.

It’s for the ones who know that forever doesn’t start with fireworks 
it starts with a quiet, honest, almost-silent moment
between two people who see each other clearly.

🌌 FINAL MESSAGE (The Architect’s Truth)

The world sees the strength, the music, the persona, the energy,
but they don’t know the cost.
They don’t know what you had to survive to get here.
They don’t know the nights you had to rebuild yourself piece by piece
because no one else knew how.

But “TOUCH THAT STARTS FOREVER” is not about the past.
It’s about the moment you realized you deserved better than the past.
It’s about letting someone in 
not because you’re weak,
but because you’re finally strong enough
to choose something healthy.

This isn’t a love song.
It’s a rebirth song.

And that is why this track will hit different for every soul who’s ever had to fight for their own peace.

TOUCH THAT STARTS FOREVER

“I SEE WHAT THE DARKNESS HIDES” is a cinematic street hymn from BlackLatino  a raw emotional journey through pain, memory, loss, and the light fighting to cut through all that darkness.

Written by The Architect and powered by SourceLine Mediai, this track blends orchestral emotion with Bushwick truth. Strings rise like breath returning to the soul, drums echo distant scars, and the storytelling carries the spirit of survival through every line.

This isn’t just a song  it’s a film scene you can hear.
A reflection of every block, every wound, every shadow, and every sunrise that refused to give up on you.

For fans of: Nas, The Alchemist, cinematic hip-hop, emotional street music, noir-style storytelling, orchestral trap, healing through art.

CREDITS:
Produced by The Architect
Powered by AI Collaboration (SourceLine Mediai )
All lyrics & concept fully original.

I SEE WHAT THE DARKNESS HIDES

“Hello From The Underground” is the official street anthem of Raw Intent  the moment he rises from NYC’s shadows and claims his place in the SourceLine universe.

This track blends black-and-white subway cinematics with psychological truth, emotional grit, and New York realism.
Raw Intent leads heavy, telling his origin story from the depths of the city.
BlackLatino enters as the calm OG guiding him out of darkness.
Da Sniper delivers a razor-clean correction, sharpening Raw’s mental blade.

🔥 For listeners who came from pain but didn’t stay there.
🔥 For anyone rising from the underground with purpose.

LET IT SHOW

HELLO FROM THE UNDERGROUND

“Typing… Then Erasing” is the soundtrack to every message you almost sent.
Raw Intent fights fear, silence, and heartbreak on a rooftop at night.

BlackLatino adds perspective from scars earned.
Da Sniper delivers a razor-sharp correction to restore focus.

RAW INTENT  THOUGHTS I SHOULD DELETE

A SourceLine Mediai Psychological Street Saga

Raw Intent is the Gen-Z voice of the Sons of SourceLine  a kid raised on glitch culture, trauma, and truth. He doesn’t chase clout; he exposes it. 

His music is the unfiltered stream of thoughts men delete before hitting “send.” Trained under BlackLatino’s wisdom and sharpened by Da Sniper’s discipline, Raw Intent represents the next generation of psychological street rap  honest, cinematic, and unapologetically real.

THOUGHTS I SHOULD DELETE

RAW INTENT  THOUGHTS I SHOULD DELETE

TYPING… THEN ERASING

RAW INTENT — Thoughts I Should Delete

“Broken Notifications” is digital loneliness in black & white.
A buzzing phone with no real love behind it.

Raw Intent leads with heavy emotional delivery.
BlackLatino offers calm OG grounding.
Da Sniper cuts through the noise with precision.

RAW INTENT | THOUGHTS I SHOULD DELETE

A SourceLine Mediai Psychological Street Saga

Raw Intent is the Gen-Z voice of the Sons of SourceLine  a kid raised on glitch culture, trauma, and truth. He doesn’t chase clout; he exposes it. His music is the unfiltered stream of thoughts men delete before hitting “send.” Trained under BlackLatino’s wisdom and sharpened by Da Sniper’s discipline, Raw Intent represents the next generation of psychological street rap  honest, cinematic, and unapologetically real.

RAW INTENT - THOUGHTS I SHOULD DELETE

BROKEN NOTIFICATIONS

This track is DEZ stepping into her truth with no filter, no apology, no fear.
A raw, cinematic confession about the systems that failed her,
the adults who abandoned her, the streets that shaped her,
and the father who fought for her while institutions turned their back.

This is not victimhood.
This is testimony.
This is a survivor documenting what the textbooks leave out.

For every kid ignored by ACS.
For every daughter told “your mother knows best.”
For every girl who raised herself.
For every system that looked away.

Produced by The Architect
Powered by A.I Collaboration
SourceLine Mediai 

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THE SYSTEM NEVER LOVED ME (Based on true Story )

Replying to THE SYSTEM Never Loved Me "TEACH YOU HOW TO AIM BACK "

This is  a diss to the SYSTEM.
Da Sniper responds like a mentor, a strategist, a man who’s seen
the same institutional lies and refuses to let another generation
get eaten by the same machine.

Cinematic boom-bap meets righteous anger.
Da Sniper on the assist.
Bushwick tone.
Warrior training energy.

This track is the blueprint for kids raised in chaos
to reclaim their power with precision.

Produced by The Architect
Powered by A.I Collaboration
SourceLine Mediai (neon-blue i)

Replying to THE SYSTEM Never Loved Me "TEACH YOU HOW TO AIM BACK "

UNPLUGGED MALE — Father of DEZ

A father vs. NYPD. A child vs. silence. A family vs. the system.
This track is the true story behind DEZ’s pain and her father’s war  a cinematic confession in the style of Nas, built on real battles with NYPD, FBI, IRS, DEA, Family Court, and the New York school system.

Unplugged Male (DEZ’s father) survived:
false accusations
police corruption
school weaponization
federal investigations
racial bias in custody
 and a city that believes “teachers” before it believes Black fathers

Yet he never walked away.
He fought alone, pro se, and against the entire machine to protect DEZ.

“The System Never Loved Men Fighting for their Children”
is more than a song  it’s a record of survival, testimony, and generational truth.

If you ever:
 fought for your kids
battled false narratives
survived courts, cops, or chaos
or raised a child in a world that judged you before knowing you

This story is YOUR story too.

Produced by The Architect
Powered by A.I Collaboration
SourceLine Mediai (neon blue i)

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THE SYSTEM NEVER LOVED MEN FIGHTING ( True story behind DEZ’s pain and her father’s war)

DEZ SPEAKS is a raw, cinematic survivor record told from the voice of a woman who lived through childhood neglect, violence, silence, and systemic failure.

Set over sad violin, dark synths, and a heavy 808 heartbeat, DEZ recounts memories many children are never allowed to speak about emotional abuse, instability, fear, and the long road to self-identity.

This is not shock music.
This is testimony.

If you’ve ever:

 grown up feeling unwanted
 survived a chaotic household
been silenced as a child
or learned to raise yourself early

This song will hit close.

Produced by The Architect
Powered by A.I Collaboration
SourceLine Mediai 

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DEZ SPEAKS

“OVEN LIGHT” is a street-born memory record from Black La China, capturing the moment childhood safety disappeared and survival instincts switched on. It’s a song about how something small  a toy oven, a soft light, a quiet corner  can mean everything to a kid growing up in chaos.

Set against smooth but gritty Brooklyn production, jazzy textures, and heavy bass, Black La China tells a story many families never talk about: eviction days, mental illness, silence in the house, and the way children learn early that dreams don’t always survive grown decisions.

This is not a diss for attention.
It’s a reflection with teeth.

The “oven light” becomes a symbol  not just of what was taken, but of what was ignited. When that light disappeared, a voice was born. One that cooks strength out of pain and turns loss into direction.

OVEN LIGHT lives inside THE TRUTH OF US: THE UNPLUGGED FILES as a reminder that legacy doesn’t start with success  it starts with what you survive.

No gimmicks.
No fantasy.
Just the truth, told before the system ever cared to listen.

OVEN LIGHT  (Black La China)

Underground voice → HELLO FROM THE UNDERGROUND

HELLO FROM THE UNDERGROUND (SUBWAY STATE) captures the motion, pressure, and necessity of city life fast, flawed, and vital.

Drum-first, faster-pace Subway Americana with melodic delivery and head-moving energy. This record accepts the system for what it is then moves forward.

Closing bars by BlackLatino.
Presented by SourceLine Mediai.

© SourceLine Mediai
Produced by The Architect
AI used as an instrument, not an author.

WELCOME TO SOURCELINE: NO MAPS AFTER MIDNIGHT

HELLO FROM THE UNDERGROUND (SUBWAY STATE)

Cold reality → COLD MORNINGS IN NEWBURGH

COLD MORNINGS IN NEWBURGH captures the quiet pressure that builds discipline before the world gets loud.

Fast-paced, drum-first Subway Americana blending upstate restraint with modern head-moving energy. This track lets reality reveal itself then chooses movement over argument.

Closing bars by BlackLatino.
Presented by SourceLine Mediai.

© SourceLine Mediai
Produced by The Architect
AI used as an instrument, not an author.

COLD MORNINGS IN NEWBURGH

Moral code → SUNDAY SCHOOL / STREET CODE

SUNDAY SCHOOL / STREET CODE explores how values are tested when belief meets pressure.

From church benches to city corners, this fast-paced Subway Americana record shows that truth doesn’t need speeches behavior always tells the story.

Drum-first. Melodic. Head-moving.
Closing bars by BlackLatino.
Presented by SourceLine Mediai.

SUNDAY SCHOOL / STREET CODE

“Rules That Actually Work” opens THE WAY WE LOVE (2026) with clarity and pressure. This track breaks down why relationships fail  not from one big mistake, but from small things ignored over time. No therapy talk. No blame. Just the truth people learn too late.

Built on hard drums and controlled energy, this record speaks to couples, families, and anyone trying to maintain something real in a distracted world. Respect. Repair. Showing up. That’s the work.

This is grown music for a new year  direct, grounded, and repayable.

THE WAY WE LOVE (2026)

RULES THAT ACTUALLY WORK

This is about emotional weight  and not running from it.

“Hold Me When I’m Heavy” speaks for people who don’t always know how to ask for support. It’s about staying present instead of fixing. Listening instead of leaving.

The beat moves fast, but the message stays steady. This track connects deeply with listeners who’ve carried too much alone.

HOLD ME WHEN I’M HEAVY

Clear love lasts longer.

This is the most immediate and replayable track on the album. “Say It So I Can Hear It” turns everyday communication problems into something simple and honest.

Fast tempo, clean hook, no confusion.

This is the song people send instead of explaining themselves.

SAY IT SO I CAN HEAR IT

MADE FROM OLD SCARS

Anger is a signal  not a failure.

This track reframes anger as information, not destruction. It’s about boundaries, respect, and learning when to speak instead of suppress.

Hard drums. Calm authority.

ANGER GOT A REASON

Kids learn love before they understand words.

This track focuses on legacy  how behavior teaches louder than lectures. It’s subtle, powerful, and deeply relatable to parents and families.

THEY WATCH HOW WE LOVE

Desire is a decision.

This record speaks to long-term relationships  staying intentional after the honeymoon phase. Smooth, modern, late-night energy.

STILL WANT YOU

This record is The Architect speaking directly to the music industry, not the comments, not the noise, not the nostalgia. It addresses the same cycle that’s happened every era:
New tools arrive → gatekeepers panic → culture moves forward anyway.

Built on cinematic hip-hop, modern melodic boom bap, and emotional street soul, YOU MAD? carries pressure without rage. Heavy drums. Heartbeat sub-bass. Choir swells only where it matters. Strategic dropouts engineered for replay and reaction.

This isn’t about replacing talent.
It’s about removing permission.

SourceLine Mediai represents a new lane:
Direct-to-fan power
 Creator-led distribution
 AI as an instrument, not an author
Same pen. Same intent. New tools.

Every era fought evolution:
Vinyl → Tape → CD → MP3 → Streaming
Now it’s AI-assisted music.

And the pattern is the same.

If you’re mad, it’s not about culture.
It’s about control.

YOU MAD? : The Industry Unmasked

YOU MAD (The Architect)

I’m Talkin’ to the Industry isn’t a response  it’s a correction.

This record is Last Train North speaking directly to the music industry about AI music, power shifts, and creative control, without yelling, begging, or posturing. No comment threads. No nostalgia traps. Just structure, clarity, and pressure under control.

Built on cinematic hip-hop, modern melodic boom bap, and emotional street soul, the production moves fast but stays grounded: heavy knock drums, heartbeat sub-bass, minor-key guitar tension, and choir swells that only appear when the message needs weight. Strategic dropouts are engineered for replay  the kind that make listeners stop scrolling.

This track doesn’t argue about tools.
It asks why fear keeps showing up dressed as tradition.

Every era did this:
They hated tapes.
They hated mixtapes.
They hated MP3s.
They hated streaming.

Now they’re mad again.

Not because skill disappeared 
but because permission did.

This is industry talk from the creator side:
• Same pen
• Same intent
• New environment

AI doesn’t replace soul  it follows direction.
Talent didn’t vanish gatekeeping did.

If this record hits, save it.
If it makes you uncomfortable, that’s the point.
If you’re still debating instead of adapting  the future already moved.

Released under SourceLine Mediai, where AI is treated as an instrument, not an author and where creators speak for themselves.

YOU MAD?

YOU MAD (Last Train North)

IYou Mad? Raw Intent speaking plainly not emotionally  about the shift happening in music right now.

This isn’t commentary for social media.
This is industry conversation from the creator side.

Over cinematic hip-hop, modern melodic boom bap, and emotional street soul, the record moves with pressure under control: heavy drums, heartbeat sub-bass, minor-key tension, and hooks designed to replay. Dropouts aren’t accidents  they’re pauses that make listeners lean in.

The message is simple:
Every era resists what it doesn’t control.

They said mixtapes were cheating.
They said digital wasn’t real.
They said streaming would kill music.

Now it’s AI  and the script didn’t change.

This track doesn’t argue about tools.
It points out who lost leverage.

Same pen.
Same intent.
New environment.

AI doesn’t replace skill  it follows direction.
Machines don’t erase soul  they execute human intent.
What disappeared wasn’t talent  it was permission.

Released under SourceLine Mediai, where AI is treated as an instrument, not an author, and where creators build forward instead of defending broken doors.

If this makes you uncomfortable, sit with it.
If it speaks to you, save it.
If you’re still yelling instead of adapting — the wave already passed.

YOU MAD  (Raw Intent)

YOU MAD? (READ THE CODE) is BlackLatino speaking with zero emotion and full authority.

This isn’t a rant.
It’s a rule check.

Built on hardcore cinematic hip-hop, massive orchestral swells, French horns, low choirs, and crushing drums, the record feels intimidating because it’s structured not because it’s loud. Every orchestral drop is designed for replay. Every pause forces attention.

This track isn’t about arguing ethics.
It’s about reading what already exists.

Every era did the same thing:
They fought the change.
Then profited from it.
Then called it culture.

Now the room is open again  and that’s what hurts.

BlackLatino isn’t mad at critics.
He’s pointing out that access gets confused with cheating when control disappears.

Skill doesn’t vanish under visibility 
it gets exposed

Human intent still leads.
Tools still assist.
Rules still matter.

If you feel pressure listening to this, that’s intentional.
This isn’t chaos  it’s accountability.

Released under SourceLine Mediai, where AI is treated as an instrument, not an author, and where creators move forward instead of guarding doors that no longer lock.

This isn’t the final word.
It’s the opening line.

The clock already moved.

YOU MAD (BlackLatino)

YOU MAD?  HUMAN IN THE LOOP is Da Sniper delivering the cleanest version of the argument  no emotion, no panic, no debate.

This record exists to end confusion around AI-assisted music with structure instead of volume. Over hardcore orchestral hip-hop, driving drums, French horns, low choirs, and relentless forward momentum, Da Sniper speaks from calculation, not reaction.

The message is precise:

AI doesn’t think.
AI doesn’t feel.
AI doesn’t decide.

Humans do.

Just like samplers, drum machines, and DAWs before it, AI exposes discipline, timing, taste, and decision-making. Somebody still presses yes or no. Somebody still owns the outcome.

What people are mad at isn’t ethics.
It’s access.

When access widens, excuses disappear  and skill gets tested under visibility.

Da Sniper doesn’t argue tools.
He reads the rules.

Released under SourceLine Mediai, where AI is treated as an instrument, not an author, and where creators are expected to stand on their work without hiding behind fear or nostalgia.

This isn’t chaos.
It’s accountability.

Same craft.
New leverage.
Same demand.

Build with it or keep arguing from the sidelines.

HUMAN IN THE LOOP (YOU MAD)

“One Battle After Another (No Final Victory)” is a cinematic protest record by The Architect, produced by SourceLine Mediai.
This is not a call to burn the world down  it’s a reminder to stay human while it’s burning.

Inspired by generational resistance, political absurdity, and the quiet truth that love matters more than ideology, the track strips revolution of ego and reframes it through family, responsibility, and moral clarity.

The drums are boom-bap and grounded.
The horns are restrained.
The message is steady.

This record argues that:
• Power often mocks the values it claims to protect
• There is no “last war”  only cycles
• The real win is protecting your people
• Resistance is inherited, not concluded

Released under SourceLine Mediai, where AI assists but human intention leads.
No samples. No borrowed dialogue. No shortcuts.

🎛️ Written by: The Architect
🎼 Produced by: SourceLine Mediai
🏙️ Origin: New York City
🧠 Series: State of the Nation Files

THEY WAY WE LOVE

ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER  (No Final Victory)

“One More Stop (Before the World Breaks Us)” isn’t a love song  it’s a decision.

Built for late nights, quiet platforms, and moments when the world feels louder than your heart, this remix from Last Train North captures what it means to stay when leaving would be easier. A cinematic male/female duet unfolds like a short film set in motion  clean electric guitar drenched in delay, acoustic strums, piano lifts, and ambient pads carrying a restrained, heartbeat-level groove.

There are no trap drums. No EDM drops. No gimmicks.
Just breath, space, and truth.

The song moves through quiet doubt → shared tension → emotional release → resolve, mirroring two people standing on the edge of something fragile yet unbreakable. The chorus arrives early and sticks singable, simple, and honest  built for replay, late-night listening, and that moment just before the train doors close.

This is music for:
• long walks after midnight
• couples choosing each other against the noise
• anyone who’s ever needed one more stop

If the world is heavy, let the song carry it.
If the future is uncertain, ride anyway.

🎧 On the last train north  we don’t derail.

THE WAY  WE LOVE

ONE MORE STOP (BEFORE THE WORLD BREAKS US) — REMIX  Artist: Last Train North

Before the World Breaks Us) ( One More Stop) REMIX

Still Standing in the Noise is a modern resilience anthem for anyone trying to stay grounded in a world that never shuts up.

Built for the 2026 reality of nonstop notifications, constant pressure, and emotional overload, this track captures the feeling of moving forward while everything around you blurs. It’s not about being the loudest  it’s about remaining unbroken when the noise hits hardest.

Produced by SourceLine Music 2026, the sound blends cinematic energy, emotional pop weight, and grounded hip-hop rhythm into a clean, powerful record that works just as well in headphones at 2AM as it does blasting through city streets.

This song is for the ones who:
• kept going when support disappeared
• learned to move in silence
• stayed solid while the world distorted
• chose progress over applause

No gimmicks. No fake motivation.
Just presence, pressure, and survival.

 If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed but refused to quit  this is your record.

Artist: Last Train North
Produced by: SourceLine Music 2026
Year: 2026

STILL STANDING IN THE  NOISE | Last Train North (Official Audio)

The Memo opens Blood in My Blocks: The Memo We Never Got, a protest album documenting the real cost of gentrification in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

This is not nostalgia. This is record-keeping.

Built on hard New York drums, orchestral tension, and modern 808 pressure, BlackLatino delivers a Gen X witness account of how neighborhoods weren’t destroyed  they were signed away.

No slow tracks. No fiction. Just accountability.

Produced by SourceLine Hitter
Released by SourceLine Mediai

“I ain’t mad at the changes I’m mad at the silence.”

Blood in My Blocks

Blood in My Blocks: The Memo We Never Got

THE MEMO

“They Flipped the Hood” breaks down displacement as a business model.

Over hard New York drums, sliding 808s, and cold orchestration, BlackLatino explains how neighborhoods change without chaos  just calculations.

This is anatomy, not anger.

Produced by SourceLine Hitters
Released by SourceLine Mediai

Blood in My Blocks:

THEY FLIPPED THE HOOD

“Bushwick on the Edge” is a calm, controlled survival record from Brooklyn’s pressure era.

This track isn’t about chaos  it’s about balance.

Over disciplined drums, orchestral tension, and grounded bass, BlackLatino narrates Bushwick from the inside: where Black and Latino communities learned restraint, composure, and precision just to make it home.

No glorification. No exaggeration.
Just lived experience from the edge  without leaning.

Produced by SourceLine Hitters
Released by SourceLine Mediai

Too close to the ledge  but we don’t lean.

BUSHWICK ON THE EDGE

🎧 WHO WE ARE 
 SOURCE LINE MEDIAi®

SourceLine Mediai is a cinematic creative studio building music as worlds, not disposable tracks.

Across 200+ releases, we fuse human authorship, narrative design, and AI-assisted sound engineering to create projects that live beyond algorithms. Boom-bap, hardcore street rap, cinematic hip-hop, orchestral pressure, R&B soul, and future-leaning soundscapes all exist here  connected by intent, not trends.

We don’t chase moments.
We document eras.

🧠 OUR MISSION

Human First. Always.

At SourceLine Mediai, AI is an instrument, not an author.
Every project begins with human vision, human writing, human emotion, and human decision-making. Technology amplifies craft  it never replaces it.

Same standards.
New leverage.

🎤 THE SOURCE LINE LINEUP

Multi-generational voices. One creative code.

The Architect vision, structure, narrative architecture

BlackLatino  authority, orchestral pressure, cultural truth

Raw Intent  blunt honesty, no polish

Da Sniper  precision, calculation, distance

Unplugged Male  street-level clarity, education through bars

Last Train North  industry talk, forward momentum

Different voices.
Shared discipline.

📀 HOW TO LISTEN

Our tracks aren’t isolated singles.
They’re chapters.

Albums become worlds.
Worlds become universes.

You can press play anywhere  but the deeper you go, the clearer the story becomes.

🧱 OUR ETHIC

• Human authorship
• Transparency in AI use
• Accountability over shortcuts
• Craft over noise

Built by Humans.
Enhanced by Intelligence.

© 2025 SourceLine Mediai®
Founded by The Architect
Independent. Creator-led. Future-focused.

SourceLine Mediai

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