Tuff music incoming, praise Playboi Carti, Free Pablo

10. Goontown

9. 808 Trap Bitches

15. Paint The Town White

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who you really serve
who do you protect 
fuck a racist pig
get off of my neck
its another year
not a thing has changed
had it up to here
feel my fucking rage
red backing the blue
beat us blue and black
don’t just fucking watch
take the power back
bigots on the hill
bigots in the hall
time to rise above
revolution calls

get off of my neck

i tell the system, “hands up”
blow the hammer, where's the camera
propaganda, propaganda
red agenda, rip the plan up
don't you stand by, no
gotta stand up

get off of my neck

OFF MY NECK

After the poem In Two Seconds by Mark Doty about the shooting death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice and inspired by jazz funeral processions, an exploration of the grief of women who must bear the unthinkable as they bury their children, especially women from further marginalized communities whose grief is invalidated and forced into suppression.

A Mother’s Requiem for Tamir Rice

O say, can you see... the truth behind the anthem?

This powerful remix of the U.S. national anthem exposes the current state of justice, freedom, and racial inequality in America. From MAGA-era politics and scandal denial to racial discrimination and illegal detentions — this modern protest anthem asks the question: Does that star-spangled banner still wave for us all?

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Through the Smoke and the Spin

Ep. 3: The Black Lives Matter Movment

You said protect, you said serve,
But we got chalk lines on the curb.
Took an oath with your right hand high,
But your left hand pulled that trigger—why?
The badge don’t bleed, but the streets still cry,
Blue wall thick, but the truth don’t lie.
You wore the shield like a god on patrol—
But broke every word of your oath and your soul.


Oathbreakers

I saw him run, no weapon drawn, just fear inside his chest,
A hundred rounds, no warning called — they riddled peace to death.
Jayland hit the pavement hard, Akron heard the sound,
Another Black man in the street, no justice on the ground.

Then Tyre screamed for Momma’s name, the way that Floyd once did,
Five Black cops in blue-lined masks — no mercy for that kid.
Bodycams don’t lie, but somehow lies still write the script,
They charged ‘em late, but where’s the proof we’re climbing out this pit?


We Still Can't Breathe

I was folding clothes when my phone lit red,
A voice on the line said, “Your father’s dead.”
“No accident, no illness — he begged, he cried,”
“They pinned him down ‘til he slowly died.”

I said, “What?” — like that word made sense.
Like I could press rewind and just un-hear it since.
I dropped my keys, forgot to breathe,
Felt my knees go weak, like time just leaves.

He Was Just Dad

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Music, quirky, inspired, enjoy!

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🎤 Welcome to Lazy Radiographer – where music meets mayhem and medicine meets madness. I create original, parodies, and dark humour songs, inspired by real life in healthcare, radiography, and everyday absurdity.

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AMST 110G with Dr. Anne Blaschke

"We The People" podcast by Abdul Harakat: The power of the government comes from the people, and the Constitution is a document established "by the people for the people", and when that isn't conveyed by the government, people take power into their own hands.

Jeffrey Plunkett is an actor living in NYC. He is creating original incidental music for live theatre productions and film.  Nearly all the artwork accompanying each track is Mr. Plunkett's and is available in many sizes and materials from canvas to acrylic glass. He can be reached at Jeffplunkett@gmail.com .

New tracks tagged #BLACKLIVESMATTER