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

This isn’t just a song—it’s a wake-up call. With bold beats and unflinching lyrics, it takes aim at government overreach, the grip of big money, and the shadows of colonial history. From the fall of empires to today’s power struggles, this track demands justice and sparks resistance. Hit play and join the fight for a world that listens.

Superpower - Patrick Levien KI Projekt

En 2021 Santomadacan escuchó el speech de Cori Bush, después de haber sido electa como representante del estado de Missouri para el congreso, coincidiendo con su primer a gira norteamericana. La potencia, genuinidad y el feeling de este speech quedaron marcadas en su cuerpo. Tanto así que desde entonces no había podido encontrar las agallas para volver a escucharlo y convertirlo en canción, lo que fue su primer anhelo. Solo fue posible para él, acompañado de Tecnosepulcro, su actual proyecto. 

Este tema irá acompañado por Say y otros más del ala Techno-house of the Tecnosepulcro house. 

Es un tema progresivo, que te va atrapando poco a poco. La voz de Cori practicamente no está sampleada, su grito de guerra es un cántico que retumbará en tu caja torácica y su amor tocará tu corazón. 

With our fist in the air (CoriBush)

Heavenly Treasure

G4S CH4WB3R

Обезьянка

Still We Cry (What’s Still Going On)
A Soul Reckoning from 1971 to Now
By Barking Justice Music

“Mother, mother…”
Marvin Gaye asked the question in 1971.
More than 50 years later—we’re still waiting for an honest answer.

Still We Cry is a modern protest soul anthem—a tribute to What’s Going On, and a continuation of its righteous plea for compassion, truth, and justice.

This isn’t a remix. It’s a reckoning.

We’ve lived through wars abroad and silent wars at home.
We’ve seen the police trade badges for shields.
We’ve watched voting rights vanish, books get banned,
and mothers bury their children under headlines that sound like echoes.

This track carries the sorrow Marvin once sang—but wrapped in today's grief.
It’s for those who still ask: Why is this still happening?
And for those who refuse to be numb to the answer.

In memory of Marvin Gaye, whose voice still leads us.
In honor of everyone who’s still crying—and still rising.

Barking Justice Music...
We will not sit still any longer.
We will not be afraid.
We know what’s going on.

Still We Cry (What's Still Going On)

🎵 And Still She Cries
A Voice from the Ghetto, 1969 to Now
By Barking Justice Music

In 1969, Elvis Presley sang about a child born into poverty and pain in “In the Ghetto.” Over 50 years later, the child is still crying, the mother is still grieving, and the cycle still spins.

“And Still She Cries” is not a cover. It’s a continuation—a soul ballad of remembrance, rage, and reckoning.

This anthem traces the unbroken line of struggle from the urban streets of the late 1960s to the violence, injustice, and neglect faced by today’s forgotten communities. With haunting acoustic guitar, gospel harmonies, and storytelling rooted in truth, it asks: How many more generations must suffer before we break the cycle?

It is a song for every child who never had a choice.
A prayer for every mother whose hope was buried too soon.
And a fire for those of us still standing.

Barking Justice Music...
Lifting the spirit.
And giving voice to the fire that still burns in us all.

And Still She Cries - A Voice from the Ghetto, 1969 to Now

Still a Long Way Home – Requiem for the Freedom We Are Still Chasing
By Barking Justice Music

Released more than half a century after “What’s Going On” first asked the question, Still a Long Way Home is both a lament and a vow—a soul-stained requiem for the America we were promised, and the freedom that remains just out of reach.

With echoes of 1969 in its rhythm and rage, this anthem traces the ghost trail of civil rights, protest marches, and broken promises—from Selma to Flint, from Kent State to Charlottesville.

We still see picket lines, picket signs.
We still hear “go slow” and “not now.”
And we still cry for the names choked out by history—from Emmett to Breonna, from George to Gaza.

This song is not polite.
It is not finished.
It is a torch carried forward—lit by the voices of Marvin, Nina, Curtis,
and by the hands of a man who stood barefoot at Woodstock and sang one word that shattered the silence:

Freedom.

We honor Richie Havens, who opened more than a festival that day.
He opened a wound. And a prayer.
We carry both.

We are still marching.
Still grieving.
Still not free.
It’s still a long way home.

🎙️ Barking Justice Music. For the ones still walking.

Still a Long Way Home_ Requiem for the Freedom We’re Still Chasing

The third installment of The Whole Story, a live event designed to expand our human experience through stories from the Black perspective. Joining host Rachel Eseoghene Egboro, featured tellers are: Sentari Minor, Floyd Galloway, Candice Tolliver, Dawn Augusta, Tina Brown.

Part III (Full Show)

#IHATETRAP

The remix of "Runnin" from another time by Biggie and 2Pac , made with a lot of heart at my beginnings on a Michael Jackson sample

Tupac Shakur x Notorious Big - RUNNIN (The99% Remix from 2010)

THERE'S SOMETHING IN MY HOUSE (PACHECO DJ MIX)

Plenty of classic pop songs became some high quality disco remixes, produced by great artists like Dario Caminita, Sgt Slick, Dj Saxie, Reflex Vision, Moreno J , Groovefunkel and more! Revibe the good music. Enjoy!

A NIGHT TO REMEMBER (PACHECO DJ MIX)

george floyd deserved it

Like | Comment | Follow

Creative music producer.

Music, quirky, inspired, enjoy!

Mostly radio friendly & TV friendly tracks.  HD quality.  No swear words.

If you’re messaging me, tell me which song you liked.  It’s hard to know who is copying & pasting, and possibly a bot.

#snafflesmusic

(Private) (@) (private) (.) com

Orquesta de acompañamiento sonoro, Tecnosepulcro interfaz medium.

Tecnosepulcro bebe de sus interminables horas de fiesta en las pistas de baile más opacas de la ciudad de Barcelona, y también de la desazón de comienzos de siglo, la necesidad de fuga, la vida sin escrúpulos, la escucha nítida, la vida, la vida, la vida.

Tecnosepulcro se formó en el Garage de la casa de un amigo de los tres llamado Javier. Ahí leían cómics espaciales, novelas románticas y empezaron a experimentar con la música. El primer proyecto que tuvieron se llamó “El cinturón de Fernández”. Pero la familia del astrónomo uruguayo impidió que usaran ese nombre.

Julián Gea, es el líder del proyecto, gran promesa de la música underground: Los Julián Gea. Sus riffs, sus composiciones tiernas al piano, lo hacen un favorito de los más delicados oídos. 

Fernando Juárez tenía una prometedora carrera eclesiástica de capellán. Lo dejó todo por la música. 

La gran influencia de Erick González, también conocido como Santomadacan, en la música de su barrio ha sido poco valorada. Hasta el momento. 

Los tres se consuelan. Con el psicoanálisis. Lo practican. Por ambos lados.

From flower child to frontline. I write protest anthems that call out injustice, awaken courage, and remember the country we once believed in. Barking Justice Music is my rebellion.

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.

Hier findest du Musik von Patrick Levien KI ProjektJesus Christus KI Generation , KI Komplott und Ki Sunclub Mallorca. Dieses Projekt wurde am 9 April 2025 von Uwe Joswig gestartet . 

Here you'll find music by Patrick Levien KI Projekt, Jesus Christus KI Generation, KI Komplott, and Ki Sunclub Mallorca. This project was started on April 9, 2025 by Uwe Joswig.  
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5cvu2aZt4Bf5n8oHr9UnfQ

The Whole Story is a live storytelling show where people share personal stories to expand Black narratives.

PACHECO DJ BOOKING AGENCY CONTACT ( CONTATOS AGENCIA )
BOOKINGS

DFL Managements (International bookings)
Patti Razzeto 
Los Angeles (USA)
@pattirazzeto 

XLR Agency (International bookings): 
Daniel Lyons (1 514 756-1205)
Toronto (Canada)


Bio

Paulo Pacheco is a 'MUSIC MAKER / DJ' on a mission. A self-proclaimed house music lover, Pacheco promises not only to rock the dancefloor, but also to communicate a message, an experience of love and having fun. Pacheco's set delivers a perfect balance of crowd-pleasers and his own individuality blended together by smooth mixes and an unfailing respect for the clubbers. As one of the top DJs on the scene in Brazil, Pacheco has spun alongside national stars and international dj's. Opened the Kristine W show in Sao Paulo. Remixed a classic opera aria Habanera from Bizet's Carmen and much more. With more than 30 years of experience, Pacheco has played at many big events and parties in Brazil; Ibiza (Porto Alegre), Salvation (Sao Paulo), KALI*NATO (Sao Paulo, Rio and Belo Horizonte), X-Demente (Rio and Sao Paulo), Revolution and Tea Dance (Rio), Toy and Disco Candy (Sao Paulo), Mercado Mix and Mix Bazzaar (Porto Alegre). In 2003 he launched his own project entitled Take it off, which he produced with DJ Joao Neto... ..His progressive, tribal and house sets show off his skills on the decks and his feeling.. for the crowd his objective is to keep everyone satisfied and happy! Pacheco is currently  at Devine Label Party (Sao Paulo), and as one of the best DJs on the scene, is considered a point of reference for Brazilian House Music. International djing : Circuit Party by Matinee Group (Barcelona), Hydrate (Chicago), Future (Atlanta), Cherry Fund (Washington DC), Karmabeat (Mexico ), U4 Festival (Cartagena Colombia), Taurus (Chile), The Block (Tel Aviv), Rapido XL (Amsterdam), Papa Party NYC, Miami Gay Pride 2014 Score Club (Miami) , Beyond After Party San Francisco Pride 2014 (San Francisco), The Week Safado Tel Aviv Gay Pride (Tel Aviv), Razzmatazz (Barcelona), Haoman (Tel Aviv), Alegria( Nyc), Pride House Toronto(Toronto) 2015, Forever Tel Aviv Pride (Tel Aviv), El Mozo club (Colombia), U-Nite Party (NYC), M.e.a.t (NYC), Vers (NYC), The Week On Tour at Gay Village (Rome), LPN After Party (Miami), The Manor (Fort Lauderdale), Basement (Miami), Safado (Paris), GPS (Los Angeles), Prism (Toronto), Butterball (Chicago), Eagle (Detroit), Living (Mexico), Pitbull (Toronto), Teatron (Colômbia) and more.

Me considero um 'Music Maker'. Um Dj com a missão de levar alegria e felicidade, onde quer que esteja se apresentando. Sou um amante da House Music e acredito que toda música carrega uma mensagem positiva e acaba nos tocando, de alguma maneira.

New tracks tagged #BLACKLIVESMATTER