A Hip-Hop compilation of two beats into one song combining both Jazz and Lofi Sounds.

No Time For Sleep, Africa Wake Up

The Phoenix - No Time For Sleep, Africa Wake Up

Instrumental used: “POLYMERS” by Mazbou Q
   • Mazbou Q - POLYMERS. (Official Music Video)  

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RICH CODE REMIX Bonus Track

[Verse 1]

Rich code, cheat code, man gimme all those damn codes I'm picking on your lock or I'm kicking through your front door like blam 
We strapped, man my tummy rumbling 
How long we gon stay on lock
How long we gon fake tha hope
Watching from the bottom while they laughing with them bank notes

Trying to give us Handouts or cash out 
We rationed 
 Nah foe, we hacking through the main code
Flipping every glitch ‘til we breaking through that gate bro

Say hoe, say boss, kembo or Tembo
Caged birds rhythm ya done force us crack that damn vault 

We starving, 
Blackouts 
Pass-out 
Pass-outs are vital with the right code
Rich code, or cheat code We implode
Explode 
Bankrolls we craving, we saving for, not more, not less
We brushed out like Colgate or softex 
Sewerage, how you gonna treat us like an option take caution 
Nifingi twapitamo natulombeko (we’ve been trough a lot) 

[Hook]
Rich code,
Timapempako (we are asking) ka cheat code
Pena maake angapikileko bisto (maybe the wife can cook with bisto) 
Rich code, cheat code,
Alo ela, Pela mpaseko ka rich code
Timapempako ka cheat code
Olo ningafikiseko che pa window. Level (maybe I can reach window level building a house)
Rich code x3

[Verse 2]

Beast mode, flipmode, like busta we rhyme code
Engaging no backdoors, we bulldoze those loopholes

Ni system ya mafake that we slicing like swords and now we searching for that cake
That been taken from ours

Check the high stakes, checkmates
Finger monga hacker 
Bene betway ni gateway for people struck with hunger

Turn the tables, play the dealers in they own game,
Reaching for the stars spirit screaming 
Can I get paid

What you thought you gon erase this blackened force
System call us heathens when we blast with no remorse 
We fighting for a cause, grabbing all the codes screaming boss like Rick Ross

They paused
We forged
No longer tippy toeing man we stacking that knowledge stacking racks, stating facts got that formula moulded
We on tha rise hommy hide yo we far from extinct 
Another bad story agony Congo is hit

Alo yashani bane (what's going on guys) 
Kaja ka rich code ati shani (how’s about that rich code)
Pepani bane, talemanayo ma story (I'm sorry guys, we tired of stories) 
Don't blame us, disown us, we only asking questions that are dangerous with potus
You focus

Hand us that

[Hook]



🎧 Rich Code Remix – Track Breakdown
Artist: King Raze
Produced by: King Raze/Mazbou Q (Polymers beat)
📜 Concept Summary:
Rich Code Remix is a continuation of the rebellion—darker, sharper, more grounded. It speaks for those who’ve had enough of systemic neglect and are no longer asking politely. Over the militant bounce of Mazbou Q’s Polymers instrumental, King Raze returns with defiant verses wrapped in metaphor and street dialect, calling out false hope and demanding access to the “code” that’s kept generational wealth locked away.
Where the original Rich Code is a rebellion sparked, Rich Code Remix is the uprising in motion—punching through gates, rewriting rules, and putting a demand on the systems that feed off poverty and despair. The chorus has been reworked to reflect a more tongue-in-cheek sarcasm and survival humor ("maybe the wife can cook with Bisto"), reflecting real struggles with a sharp lyrical wink.





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RICH CODE REMIX

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The Phoenix is a Hip-Hop recording Artist Based in Zambia, Lusaka. He is a Lyricist and song writer, that loves to integrate, deep lyrical content with soul, boom-bap and alternative sounds.
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