“Lovebug (2-Step Garage Flip)”
UK Garage | 2-Step | Male Vocal | Youthful Crush | Nostalgic Love

“Lovebug” reimagines innocent infatuation through the bounce of UK 2-step garage, all syncopated drums, warm pads, and skippy swing. Sung from a young man’s perspective, the track captures that giddy, breathless feeling of falling hard and fast for someone who doesn’t even realise the power they hold.

The verses trace the nerves and sweetness of a first call, the high of a first kiss, and the haunting pull of someone you can’t get out of your mind. With vocal chops echoing “lovebug again,” and classic garage bass drops punctuating each emotional peak, the song blends nostalgia with dancefloor energy.

Playful, tender, and endlessly repayable, “Lovebug” is a time capsule of young love that still hits in the present. For anyone who's ever been struck dumb by a glance.

Lovebug

“What Kind of Man”
UK Garage | 2-Step Funk | Soulful Male Vocal | Reflective Love Story

What Kind of Man - is a soulful 2-step garage reflection on the ache of paths not taken, a story told from the still-beating heart of a man left at the altar. Set against the swing and shimmer of UK garage-funk production, the track weaves filtered Rhodes keys, crisp shuffled drums, and chopped vocal echoes into a late-night confessional.

The lyrics trace a heartbreak not bitter, but haunted, tux unworn, vows unsaid, a life imagined but never lived. As the bassline pulses and the groove lifts, the track asks: who would I have become if love had stayed? It’s a question that lingers through empty apartments, mirrored regrets, and a quiet wish for one more moment.

With its warm textures and emotionally raw vocal, “What Kind of Man” is as much a groove as it is a ghost story, a dance track for the introspective, for those still dancing with memory.

What Kind of Man

Lana Black – “The Archive Breathes”

Lana Black brings haunting vocals and storytelling to the pulse of 2-step UK garage. The Archive Breathes blends soul, secrecy, and rhythm, a voice rising from the shadows to challenge silence. The beat moves, the crowd sways, and the truth hums beneath every note. Let the music speak.

Each lyric burns with quiet rebellion. The production swells from whispered verses to a storm of emotion, the sound of resistance wrapped in velvet tones. It’s not just a song, it’s testimony.

Lana Black isn’t just singing about the past, she’s unlocking it.

The Archive

Concrete Bounce

The story begins on rain-washed pavements where streetlights hum like tired halos. The singer steps out from the stairwell, hood up, heart heavy, but the beat inside her chest won’t die. It’s the sound of council-flat gospel: grime underfoot, faith in motion. She isn’t glorifying the road; she’s translating it into rhythm, turning every scar into swing.

The 2-step drums shuffle like trainers on wet concrete, and the warped bass moves like night buses passing close. Grand-piano chords flare through the fog, while her husky vocal glides between pride and confession. This is the anthem of survivors who learned to dance through pressure, beauty built from grey.

“Concrete Bounce” captures the moment the city becomes music: a place where pain keeps time, hope rides the groove, and every block can still shine if you move to its pulse.

Concrete Bounce

Ride or Slide 

Night on the block. Streetlights hum and every friendship’s a test. The narrator isn’t shouting; he’s steady, eyes forward, voice rough with truth. Over swung snares and a stretched sub that moves like a heartbeat, he lays out the street code: ride with me or fall away. The 2-step rhythm gives the tension its swagger, skippy hats, ghost claps, talk-box growls under his words. It’s a loyalty confession disguised as a club tune; pain and pride share the same tempo. “Ride or Slide” is a prayer for those who stayed solid when everything else cracked.

Ride or Slide

Mirror in the Alley (Male Lead, F minor)

This one lives in the half-light. Stuttering hi-hats echo like guilty thoughts; the bassline slides off-beat like breath catching in the dark. A man walks home through an alley and sees his reflection in broken glass, not fear, just truth looking back. The song breathes between confession and calm: verses spill secrets, bridges pull silence. The 2-step groove feels nervous but alive, like the mind turning corners. By the final fade he’s lighter, not innocent but awake. “Mirror in the Alley” is self-forgiveness set to swing.

Mirror In The Alley

“Eye Wired Shut”

“Eye Wired Shut” is a 2-Step political street anthem, a gritty reflection on modern blindness and manufactured fear. Built around a hypnotic garage bounce and echoing ad-libs, the track moves like a restless conscience trapped in a flashing world. The opening whisper drags listeners into a digital fever dream where power hides behind screens, and truth struggles to breathe. Its bassline burns beneath clipped snares and a heartbeat kick, mirroring the world’s tension as leaders posture and people scroll through chaos.

The first verse calls out complacency, the culture of noise over meaning, of empty suits and online outrage. The hook hits like a warning siren, urging awareness before collapse. The second verse sharpens into defiance, exposing greed and spiritual decay while young voices still fight for survival. Midway, a bridge cracks the illusion, demanding that silence wake and truth speak again. The outro fades like a dying transmission, haunting, unresolved, and prophetic, a lament for a world that saw everything but felt nothing, living with its “eye wired shut.”

Eye Wired Shut

UKG flip of “Jump” by BLACKPINK 💜
Free download — made as a thank-you for all the love on “Blurred.”
This one blends bouncy garage drums, crisp percussion and a deep low-end — perfect for late-night sets.

Unofficial remix — all rights to the original artists. Shared for promotional purposes only.

BLACKPINK - Jump (UKG Flip) [FREE DOWNLOAD]



Council Flat Symphony - is working-class poetry over broken beats, a love letter to survival and dreams born in concrete. It tells stories of cracked pavements, shared meals, and borrowed hope; the music breathes realness and resilience. The beat swings between struggle and pride, fusing street gospel and garage rhythm into something beautiful. Every verse feels lived in, every hook a chant for everyone who ever turned pain into rhythm. It’s not just a song, it’s life set to 2-Step: a symphony made from the everyday.

Council Flat Symphony

“No Sense” captures the sting of betrayal with raw honesty, that moment when love collapses under the weight of disbelief. Over a moody 2-Step rhythm and late-night bassline, the lyrics unravel the story of seeing someone you trusted with one of your own. It’s heartbreak set to movement, where anger, pain, and confusion merge into rhythm. Every line feels like a memory replaying in slow motion, jealousy burning through the melody while denial keeps dancing. A confession wrapped in groove: love made no sense, and neither does letting go.

No Sense

Welcome to G-01 Productions — where rhythm meets reflection and lyrics carry light.

I create original songs and rap poetry about real life, spiritual truth, inner battles, and the divine spark we all carry. My beats are made using AI-generated production, which saves money and lets me create at a much faster pace — no waiting on a producer, just pure, raw expression.

This channel is about more than music — it’s a journey. A way to turn pain into poetry, wisdom into wordplay, and chaos into clarity. From UK drill to soulful R&B, I use sound to tell stories that wake the soul, call out the system, and celebrate the unseen.

🎤 Genres: Hip-Hop, Drill, R&B, Soul, Spoken Word
🎶 All lyrics written by me | All beats created with AI
🧠 Themes: Awakening, Zion, Elohim, Truth vs. Illusion
📍 Global sound – From Birmingham to Lagos to New York

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