A rapper who calls out others for their worn-out lyrics, holding up a mirror to show what they should change.

Why not clever (Calling out all rappers)

Catch me if you can, I’m a runaway star,
Living life untamed, now I’m raising the bar.
You thought I’d be here, waiting for your call,
But I’m busting out, and I’m having a ball.
I’m done with your games, your tricks, and your lies,
So run, run, run; I’m leaving you behind.
Catch me if you can, but I’m already gone,
With a heart full of laughter, I’m singing my song.

Catch Me If You Can

I did this Original Music track in a hard period. music says "hold on, keep going, be strong, resist, fight, ..." then, in the second part of the track, you'll find an ouverture to space, time, life, philosophy, (after life ?)
artwork style free art by me,, no a.i.
this track is timeless in my opinion.

Hold On

Welcome to another live edition of Room With A View, coming to you from the heart of NoVacancy 2025. Today we’re recording from the HR Stage, where conversations about people, culture, and the future of hospitality are at the forefront.

A big thank you to Nicole Downs for inviting us onto the stage and for her warm introductions — it’s always a pleasure to be part of this community.

Joining us today is Kailash Sarma, an experienced public speaker and thought leader.   We’ll be diving into his journey, insights from the floor of NoVacancy, and his perspective on where our industry is heading.

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Room 59 - Kailash Sarma - No Vacancy 2025 LIVE

Ice Cream Man flips a classic street image into a hip-hop metaphor — serving rhymes, beats, and bars like cold treats off the truck. Junkyard delivers sharp wordplay and playful punchlines, mixing hustle with flavor and grit. Every verse hits with the vibe of summer streets, but underneath the fun is a hard grind - lyrics sold scoop by scoop, beat by beat. This is hip-hop served chilled, with extra sprinkles of cleverness.


Ice Cream Man

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Cereal Killaz flips Saturday morning mascots into street legends — a gritty, tongue-in-cheek hip-hop cut where your favorite cereal box characters turn into killers, hustlers, and dealers. Junkyard laces heavy bars with clever punchlines, serving up a darkly funny take on childhood nostalgia gone bad. It’s playful, hard-hitting, and just the right mix of comedy and menace.

Cereal Killaz

Broke but Brilliant is a love letter to the hustlers, the dreamers, the artists who turn scraps into gold. This one’s for us.

Written during a time when dreams felt bigger than my bank account, this track embodies the tension between struggle and resilience, doubt and defiance. It’s an anthem for the creatives, the hustlers, the ones who make brilliance shine through even when the odds stack up against them.

After taking a step back from the industry to reset and recharge, I’m excited to share this track as part of my return. Broke but Brilliant isn’t just my story... it’s every artist’s story who’s ever built something from nothing. Raw, unapologetic, and dripping with truth, this song marks a new chapter in my journey, one that’s just getting started.

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☪ If you'd like to dive deeper into my creative process, I’d love to invite you to my private WhatsApp group where you can hear unreleased tracks and vote 𝄞 on the songs I release. If you’re down to co-create THE CHERYLVERSE with me, here’s your BACKSTAGE PASS: chat.whatsapp.com/IdniPVIi7Fm03ZCBwQwPJR

Lyrics and Performance: Cheryl Martinez
Music & Production: THE CHERYLVERSE
Recording Engineer: Xavier Daniel, Paramount Recording Group in Los Angeles, CA
Vocal Directors: Cristian Acosta, Nova Mariéé
Mixing Engineer: Premo Massiv, NYC
Mastered by THE CHERYLVERSE
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For commercial licensing inquiries: licensing@cherylmartinez.com
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Broke But Brilliant

“Ruffalo” moves with quiet power - slick, confident, and built on precision. Nathaniel Christopher delivers with calm dominance, gliding over a sleek beat that radiates control. Every bar feels intentional, every sound clean and deliberate. It’s charisma in motion - smooth on the surface, unshakable underneath. A track that doesn’t shout - it proves.

Ruffalo

Cigarette

when the time comes, you'll probably still not know
so wait longer

Very Clever

"Why Don’t You Go Touch Yourself?" is an indie-rock slap to the face of performative morality — a tongue-in-cheek anthem for anyone tired of being judged by people who don’t know how to look in their own mirror. Mixing punk sarcasm, dreamy introspection, and drum-and-bass chaos, the track spins between playful rebellion and quiet truth.

It’s a whispered confession wrapped in a scream: a song about hypocrisy, projection, and self-love — the uncomfortable kind that starts when you stop policing everyone else. Underneath its teasing hook and frantic pulse, there’s a reminder that healing starts inward.

It’s messy, honest, and a little holy in its blasphemy.
For the sinners who meditate, the saints who rage, and everyone caught somewhere between.

Why Don’t You Go Touch Yourself?

“You Doin’ Too Much” by A.L.I.A.S.: A Lyrical Reality Check Wrapped in East Coast Swagger

“You Doin’ Too Much,” featured on A.L.I.A.S.’s highly anticipated album On Top of the World: Chapter 2 – The Takeover, is a clever, witty, and razor-sharp anthem that calls out the chaos, noise, and unnecessary antics people bring into everyday life. Built on the signature East Coast lyricism A.L.I.A.S. is known for, the song blends humor, cultural commentary, and street consciousness into a track that’s as entertaining as it is relatable.

At its core, “You Doin’ Too Much” is a musical mirror—one that reflects the extra, dramatic, over-the-top behavior people often display when trying too hard to impress. A.L.I.A.S. flips the concept with charisma, delivering punchlines and double-entendres that make listeners laugh, nod their heads, and reconsider the energy they welcome into their own lives. Inspired by real-life experiences, everyday encounters, and the fast-paced culture of doing-the-most, the track serves as both a warning and a celebration of staying grounded in a world that’s constantly trying to pull you off balance.

A Song Inspired by Real Life and Real People

The idea behind “You Doin’ Too Much” came from a combination of street observation and personal growth. As someone who has evolved from the struggles of the South Bronx to the entrepreneurial grind of modern life, A.L.I.A.S. has seen every version of “extra”—from flashy pretenders to loud talkers with no follow-through. Instead of addressing it with bitterness, he turns it into entertainment.

This song was inspired by those moments where you watch someone exaggerate their lifestyle, overreact to simple situations, or try way too hard for attention. A.L.I.A.S. captures these moments with funny, hyper-detailed storytelling and clever rhyme schemes, delivering each verse with the confident cadence of an artist who’s seen enough to know better.

Who the Song Is For

“You Doin’ Too Much” is for anyone who’s dealt with fake energy, unnecessary drama, or people who always take things a step too far. It resonates with:

Hustlers who stay in their lane

Professionals tired of workplace theatrics

People who value peace over chaos

Anyone who knows a friend—or enemy—who always exaggerates

Fans of witty, high-level lyricism with internal rhyme schemes

Whether you’re bumping it in your car, adding it to your gym playlist, or sending it as a subtle message to someone who needs to chill, the track delivers the perfect mix of humor and truth.

Inside the Making of the Track

A.L.I.A.S. approached the writing with precision, leaning into his signature storytelling while keeping the beat energetic and infectious. Inspired by the rhythmic cleverness of artists like Wale, J. Cole, and early Kanye, the flow is tight and filled with rapid-fire bars that reward listeners who catch the hidden layers.

The production carries a bounce that feels both modern and nostalgic, blending 90 BPM hip-hop percussion with crisp melodies and subtle harmonic textures. Every verse was crafted to elevate the narrative—telling stories of hustling, ambition, and old-school wisdom while poking fun at the characters who are “doin’ too much.”

Why This Song Will Stick With Listeners

“You Doin’ Too Much” is memorable because it’s undeniably real. It gives listeners a theme song for those moments when someone’s energy is off, exaggerated, or flat-out performative. It’s catchy, clever, and grounded in the authentic personality of A.L.I.A.S.—a storyteller who can turn everyday experiences into something cinematic.

Whether you love it for the punchlines, the wordplay, or the vibe, the track stands as one more reason why On Top of the World: Chapter 2 – The Takeover is shaping up to be one of A.L.I.A.S.’s most dynamic projects to date.

On Top of the World: Chapter 2 - The Takeover

You Doin' Too Much

Gremlins in a Bumpercar Race

🎤 Welcome to the WRDPLY EXHIBITION. A freestyle dedicated to the craft of lyricism, weaving punchlines and complex flows across two iconic beats: starting on Pop Smoke’s ‘What You Know Bout Love’ ⚡️ before switching into the griminess of Mobb Deep’s ‘Shook Ones, Pt. II.’ 💀 One take, no hooks, just bars. 🔥 All rights reserved.

WRDPLY Exhibition @chrisgeewrdply

PHAZIKK is the creative image of a Canadian producer—blending raw emotion, late-night reflection, and unfiltered human experience into every track. No fixed identity, no single genre; just stories shaped by whatever sound serves the truth. Crafted in FL Studio alongside advanced production software.

Expect a little bit of everything.

Now streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, and all major platforms.
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BUISNESS EMAIL: phazikk@gmail.com

it's just the state of the nation
the time is never
its all happening

I'm A rapper, songwriter, recording artist & i'm a trouble maker certified in general horseplay

This is a podcast devoted to our wonderful colleagues in the Visitor Economy and service industry.  Grant Alchin and Scott Boyes love all things leadership and hotels and love talking about it.  We hope you like this podcast half as much as we love making it.

Reaching For The Stars . . . With Amazing Songs!

Emerging from the vibrant artistic pulse of Canada, Nathaniel Christopher - also known simply as The Boy - crafts sonic landscapes that blur the lines between introspection and intensity. His musical expressions are at once cinematic and intimate, drawing listeners into ethereal spaces where vulnerability meets strength.

With releases like, "virgin mindset", "shower curtains", and "mr. sonic", Nathaniel lays bare his journey - emotions, doubts, dreams - over immersive instrumentation and atmospheric production. Every track is a statement, every lyric a reflection, pointing toward a voice both resonant and raw.

Whether he’s whispering in shadows or rising into light, Nathaniel’s sound is not just heard - it’s felt. He’s an artist shaping his own narrative, mapping emotional terrain with every note.

Risk-taking rapper. Hip-hop influenced, rhyme scheme heavy spoken word. Wordplay enthusiast. Writing raps since 2016.

Upcoming projects:

"1 Minute Snippets" (2026)
"Let There B Lyt" Freestyles (Summer 2018)

C-Quill! #30SQUAWWW

Anbid Zaman is a queer activist and artist whose work rises from a life marked by displacement, resistance, and the insistence on living fully even when the world tries to deny that possibility. Born in Bangladesh and shaped by grassroots queer organizing from a young age, they grew into their voice through community struggle — learning early that courage isn’t an act, but a daily discipline.

Their journey from danger to refuge transformed them without erasing their origins. Living in Germany, Anbid continues to work at the intersections of identity, migration, and liberation, supporting queer people who face violence and navigating the complexities of chosen family, safety, and belonging. Their activism is guided by deep commitments: justice without compromise, solidarity across borders, and an unshakeable belief that marginalised voices should be heard not with pity, but with respect.

These values spill directly into their music. Anbid’s sound blends testimonial storytelling, emotional minimalism, and atmospheric layers shaped by memory — the quiet of hiding, the noise of protest, the ache of leaving, the thrill of surviving. Each track carries the weight of lived experience and the brightness of hope that refuses to die. Their art is not just expression; it is continuation, resistance, and a reminder that stories carry power long before the world acknowledges them.

Dans la vie il faut être bon.
Soyez curieux, créez vous.
Envisagez l'impensable.
Gardez foi en vous.
Respectez la vie, soyez juste.
Appréciez votre temps.
Prenez soin de vos proches.
Imaginez l'infini.

the most wise words.
I've been able to create all tracks without i.a.
I think 16 years of soundclouding is long time.
My goal was to be Hokage Musician.
Thank you for listening.

All of my tracks on Soundcloud are free to download. 100% of my tracks on Soundcloud are my own original works, I don't do covers, arrangements or remixes.  I mainly write melodies, my pieces usually consist of a lot of melodic content and are melody driven. My music is multi-instrumental, I use many different instruments.. Many of my pieces contain more notes than a Pop song, less notes than a symphony. 

I compose music in many genres: Children's, Jazz, Melodic, Ethnic, Space, Halloween, Classical, Southern/Western, Rock. My music encompasses a lot of variety, it is eclectic. All my pieces have been notated, contact me and send me your email address if you want free PDF's of particular compositions. I currently use Sibelius 7.1.3 and Noteperformer. I have been writing music since I was in Junior High School, I have some songs with lyrics, but most are instrumentals. I was in band in High School and College, and I have been a member in several choirs as well.  

Update: I have recently uploaded virtually all of the compositions I have composed since 1997. I have included playlists as part of my offerings, with compositions from many novel genres.

I am open to collaborations with members of Soundcloud.

I have many pieces that are crafted primarily using the Aeolian scale. Some examples include, "Exotic Emerald", "Starlight Vow", "Bard 2 with Violin", "An Evening in Chatham Bay" and "Sacred Turkish Fountain".

I care about music, no matter the source. If you have heard something delightful or outstanding, and wish to share, please suggest it to me.


I have a profile here: http://www.scoreexchange.com/profiles/masonwright 

I can be found here: https://tunein.com/radio/Mason-Gregory-Wright-p1843848/


Feel free to check these links out...

https://www.earthing.com/

Earthing Movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44ddtR0XDVU&t=8s

Welcome to THE CHERYLVERSE, a genre-bending realm of original music, bold storytelling, and sonic experimentation.

I’ve been writing & recording music since 2008. Now, with evolving tools that unlock new dimensions of creativity, I draw from my past and future to craft a sound that’s uniquely mine, including AI artists I’ve brought to life!

Follow for fresh drops and let's collab! 💓

🎼 If you'd like to dive deeper into my creative process, I’d love to invite you to my private WhatsApp group where you can hear unreleased tracks and vote 𝄞 on the songs I release. If you’re down to co-create THE CHERYLVERSE with me, here’s your BACKSTAGE PASS: https://chat.whatsapp.com/IdniPVIi7Fm03ZCBwQwPJR

In sound & stardust,
Cheryl ☪

A.L.I.A.S. is an acronym for “Another Life Is Another Story.” He is “the man with many names, many faces.” One of his personas is Onassis Krown who created a Transformation Hub & Lifestyle Fashion Brand along with the podcasts – The Krown Affair & The Alphamist! A.L.I.A.S. has been a street hustler, veteran, financial advisor, life coach, serial entrepreneur & author of "Know Thyself," "The Golden Egg" & "Wear Your Krown." Explore more at www.onassiskrown.com

In the gritty echo chambers of the underground, where hip-hop remains raw, unfiltered, and real, one name continues to rise above the noise: A.L.I.A.S. Known by fans and followers alike as a lyrical prophet, street visionary, and spiritual soldier, A.L.I.A.S. is far more than your average emcee. He is the embodiment of struggle and triumph, pain and redemption, darkness and light.

Emerging from the storied South Bronx, the birthplace of hip-hop, A.L.I.A.S. is the definition of authenticity. His voice is not just heard—it’s felt. His lyrics don’t just rhyme—they awaken. With a style described as street, conscientious, soulful and moving, A.L.I.A.S. is redefining the culture from the underground up, powered by Worldz Finest Enterprises—the team behind the “Hottest Music on Earth!"

A.L.I.A.S. doesn’t just rap—he paints murals with words and conducts therapy with beats. His music explores themes like:

Survival in the hood

Rising above your environment

Confronting personal demons

Spiritual warfare and awakening

Love and loyalty

Dreams and destiny

One of the defining characteristics of A.L.I.A.S.’s music is his ability to balance the street with the spiritual, the raw with the refined, and the profane with the profound. Whether he's discussing the hardships of hustling, the pain of loss, or the triumph of self-mastery, you always walk away from his tracks feeling transformed. 
royalty@onassiskrown.com

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