In “You See the Meds I Need (Remix) v4.5”, I open the doors to pain, resilience, and redemption. Against a haunting piano foundation layered with violin textures, deep bass, and atmospheric synth washes, this track walks the line between vulnerability and lyrical power. The drums hit with crisp precision every snare snap and hi-hat roll reinforcing the urgency in my voice.

From the opening line:

“You see the meds I need, but not the tears I hide,
I’m sixty and still tryna feel alive.”

I bleed into every verse, speaking on physical breakdowns, mental battles, and the raw weight of survival. The lyrics confront mortality, depression, and duty but also touch on purpose, love, and art as resistance. My kids become anchors, the spark inside me refuses extinction, and each verse is drawn with surgical precision 

This version (v4.5) refines prior remixes tightening the transitions, enhancing the contrast between introspective low points and triumphant crescendos. The goal? To not just move you, but to stay with you.

Why it resonates:

It captures Juice WRLD’s emotional openness but merges it with spoken-word clarity.

The instrumentation is cinematic and minimal so space remains for the vocal to dominate.

It’s not a party track: this is a song for the soul, for the night, for healing.

Call to action:
“Dive in. Share with someone who needs to hear this. Let’s heal together.”

You See the Meds I Need (Remix)

This is not just a track. It’s a requiem. A protest. A prayer.
“Petals for the Gone / First Protest” is a cinematic tribute to two souls who shaped me:
🕊️ Wanda  age 9, taken by an MTA bus outside our church.
🕊️ Juan Rodriguez mentor, murdered in Bushwick '88, silenced by NYPD and buried under hush money.
Their stories live in every verse.
Wanda gave me grace. Juan gave me fire.
I walk with Jesus now through grief, through flame, through every courtroom and every beat.
This track blends orchestral rap, spoken word, and ambient street textures. It’s built on truth, trauma, and spiritual survival.


Dedicated to:
• 	My mother and father  who taught me to do better.
• 	Mama my daughters’ grandmother, who stood by me when her own daughter lied.
• 	My girls who carry the light forward.

Petals for the Gone (First Protest)

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

“Divorce Ain’t Just Paper (v4.5)” 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

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Divorce ain’t just paper "This ain’t the love we wrote in rings"

A cinematic boom-hip hop anthem that questions the system and its price on peace.
Female lead meets male rebuttal  Nicki energy meets Blacklatino conviction.

🎧 Key: F Minor | Tempo: 90 BPM | Mood: Dark • Uplifting • Real

Lyrics:
“Capitalism tell me are you victim
This is no isim
We doing for income…”

🔊 Written & performed by DEZ & Blackllatino
🎹 Produced by The Architect
🎻 Cinematic orchestral layers, boom-bap drums, and lyrical realism.

🚨 The system sells cures for the stress it creates.
Repost if you feel the truth. Comment where it hit you.

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Capitalism "Tell Me Are You the Victim?"

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.

How America Started World War III

🎙 What Happened to America First? 

A blistering boom-bap anthem sounding the alarm on how America First became Neocons First.

From broken promises in NATO expansion to modern proxy wars in Ukraine and the Middle East this track dissects the continuity of power behind the slogans.

🌍 In 2025, the world watches as U.S. foreign policy again draws heat:

• Ongoing tensions in Ukraine and Gaza,
• U.S. military involvement in Africa,
• Debates over arms exports and defense contractors.

This isn’t nostalgia for a slogan it’s a warning: experience won’t guard against greed.


🎧 Written & performed by Samuel | Produced by SourceLine Mediai


“Neocons first. America First broken in dust.”

If you believe in accountability, repost. If you see the pattern, comment.

© 2025 SourceLine Mediai · Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0
Written by BlackLatino | Produced by SourceLine Mediai (A.I)
“LEGACY MODE  Built by the past. Perfected by the present.”

What Happened to America First

On Sept 10 2025, 19 Russian drones entered Polish airspace — missiles fired, news on loop.
But the truth? Maybe a GPS error, maybe a false flag, maybe a test gone wrong.

This track breaks it down street-style what they call war might just be noise.

🔊 E Minor | 90 BPM | Boom-Bap × Cinematic Trap
🎧 Written & Performed by Samuel & Paris | Produced by SourceLine Mediai

“Truth gets lost in the fog of the fight…”

Why Were There Russian Drones Over Poland?

They tried to bury me in pills, papers, and lies.
Feds came for my name. The 75th Precinct came for my freedom.
IRS came for my property. The courtroom came for my soul.
But God came for me first.
Two kidney transplants. Kidney cancer. Sugar at 900.
I should’ve died. I didn’t.
Not luck  Psalm 103:3:
"He forgives all your sins and heals all your diseases."
This is for the fathers who stood alone.
For the warriors who walk with Jesus.
For Samantha & Kiana, my legacy, my line.
They can freeze accounts, close doors, and deny claims…
But they can’t close Heaven.
No fear, just faith.


LIFER [Remix]  No Fear, Just Faith

“Friends (Courtroom Confessions Remix)” is a cinematic hip-hop confession about loyalty in the era of filters and fake love.
The Architect strips friendship down to truth  no clout, no likes, no masks. Just raw loyalty.
This remix blends Whodini’s classic hook with modern boom-bap soul, where Gen X wisdom meets today’s digital chaos.

 Vibe: Soul sample energy.
Quote: “They post your story, not your struggle.”
Message: Real friends don’t repost you  they ride for you.

This track speaks to every generation tired of fake loyalty, ghosted support, and social-media validation.
It’s the anthem for real ones who still believe loyalty > likes.

 Built by SourceLine Mediai (A.I). Written by The Architect.

Stream. Repost. Tag #LegacyMode and #RealFriendsChallenge if you still believe in loyalty.

Hip-Hop & Rap → Conscious Rap / Boom Bap 2.0 / Cinematic Soul




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Written & Performed by The Architect · Produced with AI Precision for LEGACY MODE (Vol III).


This remix turns “Friends” into a generational mirror.
It contrasts Gen X’s loyalty code with today’s digital disconnection — teaching that friendship isn’t measured by emojis or reposts, but by presence in silence.
Every bar is a courtroom testimony about betrayal, trust, and the cost of real connection.
It’s not nostalgia  it’s a warning to rebuild community before connection becomes code.

Friends

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.”

🎙️ “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)

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Led by The Architect, an anonymous visionary, our catalog spans hip-hop, ambient, orchestral, and experimental genres. Every track is designed to elevate short films, podcasts, trailers, and digital campaigns.
We don’t chase trends. We engineer impact.
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