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this track opens a larger SourceLine mixtape where every voice speaks on AI music, creative power, and the unmasking of outdated industry systems.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.

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You Mad?

“Friends (Courtroom Confessions Remix)”

By Samuel 

 Presented by the UnpluggedMale Banner
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):

Whodini  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 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.

Not everyone who smiles in your face is in your corner.

This isn’t the playground version of “Friends.” This is what happens when the fake ones vanish, the real ones bleed, and the courts expose everyone’s true loyalty.

Built on the legendary Whodini hook, this remix flips nostalgia into a modern betrayal anthem breaking down what it really means to have someone in your corner when the heat hits.

 One gave him a kidney.

 The rest gave him excuses.
And now? Names don’t need to be said  they know who they are.

This is spoken loyalty.
This is circle-check music.
This is the reminder that blood, not vibes, defines a real friend.

Share this if you lost fake friends in real trials.
Tag your one ride-or-die.
 Save if your loyalty’s been tested  and you came out cleaner.

A fresh take on a familiar theme, this remix infuses new energy into the concept of friendship, blending nostalgic elements with contemporary beats. A hard-hitting, introspective courtroom-style rap remix from Blacklatino, representing Brooklyn/Bushwick  and bridging Black and Latino truths through hi-fi East Coast lyricism. “F.R.I.E.N.D.S” exposes the fake love, shallow favors, and silent betrayals disguised as friendship.

 Produced with a gritty violin-driven beat and sharp drums, this track is Soul + Survival. Released in collaboration with SourceLine Mediai.

The Hood Back in the Days (Redo/Remix)

F.R.I.E.N.D.S (SourceLine Remix) Inspired by Whodini

“Take a Look at Us Now” is more than a love song it’s a lyrical testimony. 

Inspired by the emotional weight of Phil Collins’ Against All Odds, this track explores the quiet battles of an interracial couple whose skin tones coffee and cream once drew stares but now symbolize unity. 

With soaring vocals, cinematic strings, and a heart shaped black and white cookie as its visual metaphor, Samuel delivers a ballad that’s both personal and universal.

🎙️ “They said we wouldn’t last. But love doesn’t ask for permission it just shows up and stays.”

From whispered doubts to courtroom echoes, this song is a blueprint for love that defies odds, stereotypes, and silence.

Love & Drama

"Take a Look at Us Now"

The explosive finale. Hate turns loud, truth breaks free. All elements collide — orchestra, electronics, percussion — then collapse into silence. The truth has been exposed.

UNMASKED: Exposing the Fake Ones (Cinematic Album)

Silent Hate, Loud Truth (Finale)

“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

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 

THE TRUTH OF US

THE TRUTH OF US: THE UNPLUGGED FILES

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

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)

Comment your city. Share your story. Hit repost if this touched you.

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

THE STATE (BLACK LA CHINA) Daddy 0 Edition
is a cinematic spoken-word response from a father who teaches through truth, not softness.

Black La China delivers her untouched writing  raw, emotional, fearless.
Daddy 0 (Unplugged Male) answers with hard-love law wisdom, discipline, and street-intelligent mentorship.

This version captures:
✔ a daughter speaking her truth
✔ a father sharpening her strength
✔ the power of writing as survival
✔ the SourceLine culture of family built through fire

Produced by The Architect × Sourceline Hitters.
A SourceLine Mediai Presentation 

DADDY 0 (UNPLUGGED MALE) RESPONSE to THE STATE

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.

WELCOME TO SOURCELINE: NO MAPS AFTER MIDNIGHT

SUNDAY SCHOOL / STREET CODE

WELCOME TO SOURCELINE is the bonus anthem closing LET IT SHOW a celebration of independence, culture, and community.

From New York City to every place this sound reaches, this track salutes the people, the eras, and the energy that made it possible.

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

WELCOME TO SOURCELINE

“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

THE WAY WE LOVE (2026)

RULES THAT ACTUALLY WORK

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

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)

READ BEFORE YOU RAGE is Unplugged Male closing the YOU MAD? series with raw clarity — no orchestration, no metaphor padding, no confusion left standing.

This track strips everything down to bars, facts, and accountability. Built on hardcore street-level hip-hop with aggressive 808s, dry kicks, sharp snares, and a cold atmosphere, the record moves fast and hits direct. No auto-tune. No pop polish. Just pressure.

The message isn’t complicated:
Before you yell, read.
Before you judge, learn.
Before you call something fake, know the rules you’re attacking.

This isn’t about machines.
It’s about misinformation.

AI doesn’t decide.
Humans do.

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

When access expands, excuses collapse.
When skill meets visibility, bluffing gets exposed.

Unplugged Male doesn’t defend technology.
He dismantles lazy arguments.

Released under SourceLine Mediai, where AI is treated as an instrument, not an author, and where creators are expected to stand on facts, not feelings.

This is the closer because it has to be.
No rebuttal track needed.
No remix required.

Read.
Before.
You.
Rage.

You Mad ?

READ BEFORE YOU RAGE  (YOU MAD)

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)

🎧 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.