I think ya better beware

I think ya better beware
now rudeboy

That girl is
Poison Ivy

Don't let ya self get stuck on
Poison Ivy

I put some funk in this bassline
to make it go

I put some love in these chords now
to make them grow-ow-ow-ow

I put some soul in these drums here
to make them roll

I put this whole damn song together
just so you know

That girl is 
Poison Ivy

Don't let cha self get stuck on
Poison Ivy

Poison Ivy - Reggae Funk Version

Backwards in the Magaverse - Mayhem Funk Edit

RACUN JADI OBAT - Dub Safari Edit

3 Borderline Gals - Skanky Roots Edit

Prince of Thieves - World of Make Believe Crackpot Edit

Prince of Thieves - Down Low Edit

Push It - G-Funk Delivery Edit

Storm Coming - Drum&Bass Edit

Nikki From Nairobi / Unless You're A Ghost Mashup Dub

She Likes It Freaky - Horny Zookeeper Grunge Edit

Push It - Acidjazz Soul Jam Edit

Celebrating Solomon - Nourish Ya Soul Edit

Got back into music production and songwriting during the covid hiatus which was like reconnecting with an old friend and what can now be a powerful medium even in small doses to communicate the destructive and dysfunctional behavior signatures of Borderline pathology which can fall into place and perspective when looking back through notorious characters in history.

These song sketches and teasers will become the soundtrack to an immersive multimedia art exhibition tracking the phenomenon of Borderline Personality Disorder/BPD back through a history of tyrants, dictators, black widows, dark fantasy and horror authors and the 27 Club of self destructive artists.

Based on two landmark books which look at this subject from the microcosm of Borderline pathology inside a dysfunctional family through Understanding The Borderline Mother by Christine Ann Lawson and the macrocosm of how it has plagued humanity through wars, cults, serial killers, celebrity stalkers, self destructive artists and mass shooters from Faultfinders: The Impact of BPD by Mark Osterloh. 

These two books have become the cornerstones of this research, music and exhibition and as such are compelling reading for anyone who is unaware of this condition and how it can manifest in various versions. 

A recurring theme in this work is turning poison into medicine - and music truly has the power to do that. 

Thanks for your consideration and listening with any constructive feedback welcome and sharing appreciated to reach a wider audience of listeners.

Lincoln Mabayo

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