🌍✨ Elena — an Afro-Trap love anthem wrapped in warmth and sensuality. Guided by flowing acoustic guitar melodies and crisp, soft percussion, this track blends tribal vocal textures with wavy melodic drums and trance-like ad-libs. Sung in the key of C major, Elena tells a hypnotic tale of desire, emotion, and connection, rooted in Afrocentric rhythm and modern trap soul. Let it carry you into a late-night dance of heartbeat and heat.

💍🔥 For lovers of Burna Boy, Aya Nakamura, Tems, and Afro B vibes — this one’s for you.

🎧 Produced with passion. Written with fire. Delivered with love.

Elena

Elena (2)

Velocity explores the electric intensity of love and desire — that unstoppable force that moves us beyond control, blending passion with tenderness. It’s about surrendering to the moment, feeling the pulse of connection that makes time slow and speed up all at once. The song captures how love can strip us down to our rawest selves, igniting both vulnerability and power in an unforgettable rush.

For anyone who’s ever felt that rush of emotions when two souls collide, Velocity is your soundtrack.

Velocity

Velocity - Classic Rumba Remix Vol.2

Velocity - Zouk Inpired Remix

Velocity - Zouk Inspired Remix

Velocity - Classic Rumba Remix

Velocity - Afro-Fusion Ballad Vol.2

“Fo’ Da” is a contemporary exploration of romantic realism, wrapped in themes of materialism, global sensuality, and emotional contradiction. The lyrics, written by Aime Pandi Bapaga, follow a narrator who finds himself caught between the warnings of society and his own desire to surrender to a complex, mesmerizing woman. The song is a bold reflection on love in the modern age—where attraction, risk, and value systems collide.
✨ Central Conflict: External Perception vs. Internal Experience
The narrator is being warned to stay cautious—yet he refuses. He chooses experience over fear, emphasizing that people on the outside can’t truly understand what’s between him and this woman. The chorus repeats a key theme: while she may seem like a materialist chasing brands (“Gucci and Prada”), the narrator insists there’s more depth to her. She “ain’t no digger”—just a woman fluent in the codes of contemporary luxury and ambition.


🌀 Themes and Symbols

1. Ambiguity of Intention
The woman’s motives are unclear. She’s seen in luxury spaces—from Jeddah to Rabat to Prague—and drawn to symbols of wealth. But the narrator resists labeling her, reflecting the philosophical idea that true human intentions often lie beyond what can be judged externally. He accepts that ambiguity and leans into love anyway.

2. Romantic Risk as Freedom
In the bridge, the narrator’s defiance peaks: “Stop telling me to tread with caution / I don’t want to be cautious at all.” This expresses a Nietzschean idea: love, desire, and meaning require embracing fate, including the risks. Better to live fully than half-heartedly avoid hurt.

3. Materialism Without Shame
Repeated lines like “excavatin’ me, for the Gucci and Prada” show how desire and consumption are intertwined. Yet rather than condemning her for being materialistic, he frames it as part of her worldly authenticity—not corruption. In doing so, he critiques simplistic moral binaries that treat wealth attraction as moral failure.

4. Mythic Femininity
She’s referred to as “a genie in a bottle,” linking her to fantasy and myth. But instead of demonizing this projection, the narrator respects her mystery. She becomes a muse—not because she’s innocent, but because she’s powerful, self-aware, and captivating.

🫀 Emotional Core and Final Plea
The outro delivers a vulnerable twist: “Gaslight me, haze me, hate me — but not her.” It’s a statement of loyalty, a decision to shield her from the scorn of others. He’d rather be misunderstood himself than let her be vilified. It’s love as protection, not possession.

________________________________________
📌 Takeaway Philosophy of “Fo’ Da”
•	Love doesn’t need to be perfect to be real.
•	Desire can be sincere, even when tied to luxury.
•	Risk is essential to meaning.
•	Labels can’t define the people we love.
“Fo’ Da” stands as a philosophical anthem of romantic defiance, where emotional truth is chosen over societal approval, and where materialism and myth coexist with tenderness and rebellion.

—
Lyrics by Aime Pandi Bapaga
Performed by Various World Artists
Produced by NuVox

Fo' Da (Vol. 3) - Seben Inspired

“Fo’ Da” is a contemporary exploration of romantic realism, wrapped in themes of materialism, global sensuality, and emotional contradiction. The lyrics, written by Aime Pandi Bapaga, follow a narrator who finds himself caught between the warnings of society and his own desire to surrender to a complex, mesmerizing woman. The song is a bold reflection on love in the modern age—where attraction, risk, and value systems collide.

✨ Central Conflict: External Perception vs. Internal Experience
The narrator is being warned to stay cautious—yet he refuses. He chooses experience over fear, emphasizing that people on the outside can’t truly understand what’s between him and this woman. The chorus repeats a key theme: while she may seem like a materialist chasing brands (“Gucci and Prada”), the narrator insists there’s more depth to her. She “ain’t no digger”—just a woman fluent in the codes of contemporary luxury and ambition.


🌀 Themes and Symbols

1. Ambiguity of Intention
The woman’s motives are unclear. She’s seen in luxury spaces—from Jeddah to Rabat to Prague—and drawn to symbols of wealth. But the narrator resists labeling her, reflecting the philosophical idea that true human intentions often lie beyond what can be judged externally. He accepts that ambiguity and leans into love anyway.

2. Romantic Risk as Freedom
In the bridge, the narrator’s defiance peaks: “Stop telling me to tread with caution / I don’t want to be cautious at all.” This expresses a Nietzschean idea: love, desire, and meaning require embracing fate, including the risks. Better to live fully than half-heartedly avoid hurt.

3. Materialism Without Shame
Repeated lines like “excavatin’ me, for the Gucci and Prada” show how desire and consumption are intertwined. Yet rather than condemning her for being materialistic, he frames it as part of her worldly authenticity—not corruption. In doing so, he critiques simplistic moral binaries that treat wealth attraction as moral failure.

4. Mythic Femininity
She’s referred to as “a genie in a bottle,” linking her to fantasy and myth. But instead of demonizing this projection, the narrator respects her mystery. She becomes a muse—not because she’s innocent, but because she’s powerful, self-aware, and captivating.

🫀 Emotional Core and Final Plea
The outro delivers a vulnerable twist: “Gaslight me, haze me, hate me — but not her.” It’s a statement of loyalty, a decision to shield her from the scorn of others. He’d rather be misunderstood himself than let her be vilified. It’s love as protection, not possession.

________________________________________
📌 Takeaway Philosophy of “Fo’ Da”
•	Love doesn’t need to be perfect to be real.
•	Desire can be sincere, even when tied to luxury.
•	Risk is essential to meaning.
•	Labels can’t define the people we love.
“Fo’ Da” stands as a philosophical anthem of romantic defiance, where emotional truth is chosen over societal approval, and where materialism and myth coexist with tenderness and rebellion.

—
Lyrics by Aime Pandi Bapaga
Performed by Various World Artists
Produced by NuVox

Fo' Da (Vol. 5) - Zouk Version

Fo' Da  (Vol. 4) - Congolese Rumba Inspired

“Maniac” is a high-voltage journey through the mind of a thrill-seeker who walks the fine line between chaos and control. It’s not just about rebellion—it’s about embracing the scars, adrenaline, and raw survival instincts that come with living on society's edge. The song reflects the philosophy that life’s most intense moments—whether born of danger, desire, or darkness—are where true freedom and identity are forged.

Philosophy Statement

"Maniac" explores the mindset of those who feel most alive in risk, who see beauty in broken glass and purpose in chaos. It asks: What does it mean to truly live? Is it playing safe, or burning bright—even if it’s on the edge of destruction? The song answers with a raw, cinematic narrative—one where scars tell stories, sirens sound like anthems, and city nights baptize the bold.

Original Lyrics by Aime Pandi Bapaga

Tittle: Maniac

Feel my mania, no one can save yah…
Feel my mania, no one can save yah

Yeah, Scorpio’s the mark on my zodiac,
Lies taste smooth like aged cognac,
Born wild, born fierce, I’m a maniac,
Stalking enemies deep in my Pontiac.

Scars on my knuckles, a thirst for the struggle,
Cash stacked in duffels, my visions all juggle.

City lights flicker, my face in the broken glass,
Dreams sewn together from my future and my past.
Boots splash puddles, sirens cutting past my Pontiac,
Running on adrenaline, chasing thrills like a maniac.

Flying through orbit after a bloodbath,
Venom in my fangs, smoke blurs the path.
Puff-puff higher, call it the endo,
Diving in madness, strumming on a banjo.

(Feel my mania, no one can save yah…)
(Feel my mania, no one can save yah[Pre-Bridge Hook]
(Feel my mania, no one can save yah…)
(Feel my mania, no one can save yah…)

Machine guns tooting in the air, sicarios,
Narcos-cash ringing through my scenarios,
Street-taught hustler, ghetto-educated brawler,
Underestimate me? I’ll make you holler.

Whispers in alleys, shady deals under moonlight,
Counting thrills in the dark, ready for a gunfight.

City lights flicker, my face in the broken glass,
Dreams sewn together from my future and my past.
Boots splash puddles, sirens cutting past my Pontiac,
Running on adrenaline, chasing thrills like a maniac.

Hope rides shotgun with ghosts in my rearview,
Every mile’s a secret, every night something new.
[Pre-Bridge Hook]
(Feel my mania, no one can save yah…)
(Feel my mania, no one can save yah[Pre-Bridge Hook]
(Feel my mania, no one can save yah…)
(Feel my mania, no one can save yah.

September 2, 2025 at 9:22 AM

Maniac

"Mongolia" is an imperial anthem of dominance and legacy, blending trap energy with cinematic ambition. Inspired by the rise of empires and the relentless spirit of Genghis Khan, this track celebrates transformation—from struggle to power, from nomad to ruler. Big, bold, and unapologetic.

Original Lyrics by Aime Pandi Bapaga

Title: Mongolia

From enabler to conqueror, now emperor, (huh!) 
Rules the masses, tight grip on the jugular, (huh!) 
Figures calling, lighting up my cellular, (huh!) 
Booties dropping, jaw-locking, spectacular. (huh!) 

Stacking up plans, thinking modular, (huh-huh!) 
Drinks on my tab, I’m the regular, (huh-huh!) 
Dictator for life, mad popular, (huh-huh!) 
Genghis Khan vibes—this is my Mongolia. (huh-huh!) 

Nomadic years carved me into a winner, 
With that Mongolian soldier mentality, (mentality!) 
Babe, you standing next to a bread winner, 
Built to rule with innate abilities. (abilities!) 

Spirited like Mongolia, Mongolia, 
Echoes of an empire, glorious euphoria, 
Coming home to hold yah, hold yah, 
Hold yah, hold yah, hold yah, hold yah, hold yah. 

(Yeah eh-eh, yeah, yeah eh-eh, yeah) 

The past is the past, but I wear it like armour, (yah!) 
The streets call my name—royal charter, (yah!) 
Printing influence, I own my media, (yah!) 
Reincarnated king—call me messiah. (yah!) 

Nomadic years carved me into a winner, 
With that Mongolian soldier mentality, (mentality!) 
Babe, you standing next to a bread winner, 
Built to rule with innate abilities. (abilities!) 

Spirited like Mongolia, Mongolia, 
Echoes of an empire, glorious euphoria, 
Coming home to hold yah, hold yah, 
Hold yah, hold yah, hold yah, hold yah, hold yah. 

(Yeah eh-eh, yeah, yeah eh-eh, yeah) 

Palatial lifestyle, every play is killer, (ooh!) 
Gold-laced dreams, no face needs a filter, (ooh!) 
Eyes on the throne, rivals get smaller, (ooh!) 
High-rise visions, I climb like a pillar, (yah!) 
Legends are carved, my saga grows richer, (yah!) 
Echoes eternal, my name in the shimmer. (yah!) 

Dynasties fade, but I linger in the mirror, 
Every move crowned, destiny growing clearer, 
Castles in the clouds—my dominion gets bigger, 
Every conquest paints the world in my figure. 
Ambition’s a river, no end to its flow, 
Through ages and empires, forever I grow. 

Nomadic years carved me into a winner, 
With that Mongolian soldier mentality, 
Babe, you standing next to a bread winner, 
Built to rule with innate abilities. 

Spirited like Mongolia, Mongolia, 
Echoes of an empire, glorious euphoria, 
Coming home to hold yah, hold yah, 
Hold yah, hold yah, hold yah, hold yah, hold yah. 


YYMG - September 2, 2025 at 7:16 PM

Mongolia

YYMG (Ya’ Yo Miziki Global) is a pioneering international record label dedicated to producing and releasing premium, boundary-pushing music for the global stage. Specializing in world music and genre fusion, from Afrotrap and Afrofusion to Samba, Dancehall, and unexpected experimental blends, YYMG brings a bold, innovative sound that resonates across cultures and continents.

At our core, we believe in the transformative power of music. Through high-quality production and genre-defying artistry, we aim to elevate listening experiences, stimulate cultural curiosity, and contribute to the mental and emotional growth of our audience.

Whether we’re developing emerging voices or collaborating with global talents, our mission is clear:

> To craft timeless music that challenges borders and sets new standards for creativity and sonic excellence.



YYMG music is globally distributed and available on all major digital streaming platforms, including:

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