KC is a raw, cinematic street story about growing up on the dangerous blocks of Kansas City — where you didn’t have to be gang bangin’ to catch a hot one.

Blaq takes you from down north to out south, through the midnight chaos, the losses, the funerals, the betrayals, and the rare moments of hope that came from hoop dreams and survival instincts.

KC is more than a city… it’s trauma, lessons, survival, legacy.
Blaq out.

A 5-minute slow-jam masterclass.
Blaq pays tribute to the greatest voices in R&B history — Luther Vandross, Marvin Gaye, Prince, Michael Jackson, Jodeci, H-Town, The Deele, Guy, Blackstreet, Dru Hill, Boyz II Men, The Isley Brothers, Earth, Wind & Fire, and more — while delivering a modern 2025 Blaq style full of runs, high falsetto, harmonies, and a signature beat transition.

This one blends 90s/2000s nostalgia complete with a full breakdown, petty storyteller energy, and a climactic R&B finale.
A dedication to all the lovers, all the legends, and everyone who grew up on REAL slow jams.

Blaq out.

Love Songs

“Strip Capital” is Blaq’s cinematic tribute to Atlanta’s legendary strip-club era — the lights, the dancers, the hustle, the stories, and the nights that shaped the whole sound of the city.

From Goosebumps to Magic City Mondays, from Pleasers to Follies, Blaq walks you through the classic spots that made ATL the true Strip Capital of the South.
This track blends modern trap, classic ATL bounce, and a dark mid-song beat switch that feels like stepping from one club straight into another.

This is more than a strip-club anthem — it’s Atlanta culture in song form.

Blaq Out.

Stip Capital

“Change” is Blaq at his most reflective and evolved — a 2025 R&B slow-burn packed with soaring falsetto, layered harmonies, and that signature Blaq Petty storyteller energy.

This song breaks down how the world keeps moving whether we’re ready or not.
People fear evolution. They fear losing comfort. They fear others leveling up before them.
But one of the only guarantees in life is that change is constant — and those who embrace it rise.

Blaq speaks on growth, envy, elevation, and transformation… then closes it out with a cinematic breakdown and transition that feels like a spiritual reset.

A reminder to stop hating, stop resisting, and let the blessings flow.

Blaq Out.

Change

“The Prize” is Blaq at his pettiest, realest, and most unfiltered.
This is modern 2025 R&B with heavy falsetto, long runs, layered harmonies, and that signature Blaq storyteller energy.

The song calls out people who look down on others, belittle those around them, and claim they’re “the prize” while fearing everyone else’s growth.
But Blaq?
Blaq BEEN him.
Blaq BEEN the one to win.
Stopped playin’ games back in grade school.

This track is a smooth R&B  with a huge vocal climax and the most disrespectfully honest lines you’ll hear all year.

If you’ve ever been underestimated, dismissed, or treated like you should be grateful to be in the room — this one’s for you.
Let the petty healing begin.

Blaq Out.

The Prize

"Friend Zone" is a 2025 modern R&B slow-jam told through Blaq’s raw and petty storyteller lens.
The song follows the journey of being the best friend, the safe place, the man who never forgets birthdays, tulips, late-night tears, or the secrets she shared — even the piercing only her man should’ve known about.

Through every breakup, every lie, every time he cheated… Blaq was there.
Close, but never close enough.

With soaring falsetto, deep harmonies, a 90s/2000s slow jam foundation, a mid-song breakdown, and a massive emotional climax, Friend Zone captures the heartbreak of loving someone who always loved you back… just not the way you needed.

This is the story of loyalty.
Of patience.
Of being the last man standing — even when you were never chosen.

Blaq Out.

Friend Zone

“CLOUT” is Blaq at his rawest — a KC-rooted, modern Midwest rap record calling out the fake, the followers, and the folks who mistake attention for power.
This track digs into how everybody’s chasing validation: from the streets to social media… all the way to corporate America.

Heavy 808s. Hard punches. Petty storyteller energy.
Blaq breaks down the illusion of popularity, exposes the politics in suits, and reminds the world that respect hits harder than clout ever will.

If you’ve ever outgrown people who only move when the cameras are on… this one speaks your truth.

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Clout

“Brian Nichols” is Blaq’s raw Atlanta storytelling at its finest — a cinematic rap memoir about Saturday morning battles at Hammond Park, brotherhood on the court, and the shock of seeing someone you once hooped with hit the news for the wrong reasons.

Blaq paints the picture from inside the culture: long work weeks, hoop runs with Milt, Sean, Ernest, Gerald, Henry, Ray — the whole crew — and the moment life flipped when the call came in: “Nupe, turn on the TV.”

This track blends nostalgic ATL gym energy.. The song honors the memories, the court, the competitiveness, and the reality that you never truly know what someone’s battling behind the scenes.

A heavy story. A real moment. A Blaq classic.

Blaq Out.

Brian Nichols

“Fairyland” by Blaq is a raw, unfiltered look at the real Kansas City — the one behind the postcards, behind the Plaza lights, behind the stories outsiders never hear. Fairyland Park closed in 1977, but the nightmares never did, and Blaq walks you through every neighborhood, every street, every truth the city holds deep.

From Prospect to Troost, Cleveland to College, Benton to Bales, Swope Park, 12th Street, Wayne Minor, Chip Village, Friendship Village, Parade Park, TRF, Old Northeast, Wendell Phillips, Ivanhoe, and Banister Road — this track paints the reality of a city filled with beauty, danger, trauma, and heart.

 “Fairyland” blends storytelling with raw honesty — a modern 2025 Blaq signature.
This isn’t a myth. This isn’t a fairytale.
This is Kansas City.

Fairyland

“I.L.” is a tribute to Kansas City basketball in the 1980s — the legends, the gyms, the rivalries, and the heartbeat of the old Interscholastic League. Blaq brings that gritty KC storyteller energy, blending nostalgia with a modern 2025 sound.

From Anthony Peeler to the Glen Jamison dunks that still echo through the city, from Central to East, Lincoln to Paseo, Westport to Northeast… this is the soundtrack to every hardwood battle that shaped a generation.

Powerful. Historic. Petty in all the right places.
This is more than a song — this is KC culture.
This is I.L.

Blaq Out.

I.L.

Blaq is The Voice of the Underground. His music hits where life gets real — love, pain, growth, and truth. A storyteller mixing R&B soul with Hip-Hop grit. 🎙️
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