"LOVE AINT LOUD" is a bold, introspective Trap Rap / Conscious Trap anthem that cuts through division with a message that echoes across faiths, streets, and spiritual paths. Over haunting ambient synths, melodic 808s, and vinyl-textured beats, this track dives deep into what it means to truly walk in love—regardless of your religion, background, or beliefs.

The vocals are clear, emotional, and truth-loaded, addressing tensions between faiths with unapologetic questions and soul-deep reflections. Fans of Kendrick Lamar, NF, Dax, and J. Cole will resonate with its lyrical courage, while heads in the spiritual trap, conscious rap, and urban R&B scenes will feel the weight and clarity.

Perfect for rooftop nights, spiritual debates, or raw headphone moments — this track doesn’t just play. It challenges. It unites. It awakens.

🎵 "Don’t care what robe you wear, what your temple do / If your love ain’t loud — it ain’t spiritual."

LOVE AINT LOUD

RETIRE is a cinematic trap anthem that captures the death of the laugh track and the rise of raw storytelling. This isn’t nostalgia—it’s a eulogy for sitcoms and a salute to the cable gods who changed television forever. With HBO as muse, this track dives into iconic shows like The Wire, The Sopranos, and Six Feet Under, flipping their legacy into poetic bars and haunting imagery.

Produced with glitched TV static, piano in a minor key, and a thumping 808 heartbeat, RETIRE blends conscious rap with trap’s backbone. It’s the sound of memory, power, trauma—and the crown cable stole from traditional broadcast. This is for the fans who grew up with complexity, not comfort.

Perfect for listeners of Kendrick, Westside Boogie, and Earl Sweatshirt. 🔥

RETIRE

Pressure and Peace by Rozie Nation is a deep, introspective trap song that balances the chaos of hustle with the calm of inner strength. With raw lyrics and moody production, Rozie explores the tension between surviving the pressure and protecting your peace. It’s about thriving in the middle of noise, staying focused when life tests you, and choosing your own pace in a fast world. This 2025 release is both a personal reflection and a street confession—made for late-night listeners, deep thinkers, and real grinders.

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Pressure and peace

"MID" is not just a song—it’s a rebellion in rhythm. With gritty bars and cinematic beats, this track exposes the psychological grind of living in the middle: not broke enough for pity, not rich enough for power. From four jobs deep to fake smiles at the grind, "MID" puts words to the silent war waged by the working class.

Built in D# minor, the song pulses with haunting bells, distorted subs, and a storm-ready tempo of 142 BPM. It’s Trap Noir with revolutionary soul—raw, reflective, and ready to ignite. The vocals cut deep with dry delivery, layered whispers, and lines that linger in your bones.

This is for the overlooked majority—those caught in the glue, tired of faking peace and praying for justice. Fans of Kendrick, Denzel Curry, NF, and Killer Mike, this one’s for you.

Whether you're hustling in silence or raging in your soul, "MID" lets the world hear what you’ve been screaming inside.

A news-drill/trap rap hybrid where every headline hits like an 808. Yesterday’s Ten-Pack turns daily wins and losses into a scoreboard anthem — doubling the claps when the moment’s hot, doubling the smoke when the play fumbles. With Metro-style bounce, bullet-point lyric delivery, and a hook that loops in your head like the night’s top news ticker, this track blends political heat, street-level swagger, and beat-driven urgency. Perfect for fans of Joyner Lucas, Lil Baby, and Metro Boomin, it’s cinematic, shareable, and primed for viral loops on TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.

TEN PACK

INK AN IRON is a cinematic, melodic trap journey through the life, pain, and genius of Fyodor Dostoevsky — blending the grit of Siberian exile with the pulse of modern trap. Brooding 808s and whispered Russian phrases create an atmosphere thick with frost, guilt, and fire. Inspired by Kendrick’s storytelling, Travis Scott’s textures, and Nas’ escalation structure, it’s history retold as an epic street sermon — for fans of truth in every bar, philosophy in every beat, and legacies written in ink, iron, and blood.

INK AN IRON

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Lyrics:
Ayo Mark, you never gonna believe what just happened, bruh.
What you mean, bro? What’s going on?
I had one of the best weekends of my life.
Okay.
Turning to one of the worst weekends of my life.
Nah, nah, nah, be easy, bro. Break it down for me.

Trying to keep it under control.
That’s why I keep the coffee booth stello up over the stove.
I feel like going out tonight just might pop out at the Grove.
Forgot to pay the parking meter, hope my car don’t get towed.
Man, the meter must be broken, that’s the story I told.
My phone dying, called the Uber, cause I’m trying to get home.

Slept in so today you know I’m calling in sick.
Had to pay $200 just to get back my whip.
I’m a little frustrated but I’m trying not to trip.
So I’ma pull up on shorty to clear my mind and forget.
She want a conversation but we know the reason I’m here.

I like it when she talk to me with both her legs in the air.
Know she’s not a magician but make some things disappear.
She tryna vent to me but truthfully I really don’t care.
She complain bout her job, say they ain’t treating her fair.
Shit, I’m tryna get right and put some peace in the air.
But every time I say something it’s like she tryna compare.
I’m well aware we both got issues, let your boy get some space.
You not a makeup artist shorty, why you all in my face?
She got mad at what I said, kicked me out of her place.

Yes bro, she kicked me out.
Nah no lie, but wait wait wait, that’s not even the crazy part, peep this.
Here we go again, speaking before I think, I done lost another friend.
Jumped in the car, see my tank is on E, yeah my phone is on 10.
But look at God, I get a FaceTime from 10.
Said he out the spot with lil Tammy and Ken.
He ballin out, got a lil money to spend.
I said his name at the door, they—

And this is the part of the story that takes a spin.
Now stick with me.
Remember when he said he was with Kim?
He was with Kim from Carol City.
The one with the natural ass and fake titties.
She pulled me close, said she tryna get with me.
So we stayed for an hour or so and then we dipped.
Thought we was parting ways but Kim hopped in the whip.
Put in her address, now we cruisin’ down the strip.
She can’t wait, got a hand all on my shh.
So we make it upstairs—

Underwear, boy she ain’t playing fair.
Took her bra off, I said they did a good job.
And your girl made a face, she ain’t like what I said.
Kicked me out of her place.

Yo, he really just hung up.

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The Misadventures of Zips

“THE KING” is a cinematic trap-rap anthem where time itself becomes the undefeated monarch. With ghostly bells, ticking clock FX, and a commanding vocal presence, the track blends raw intensity with philosophical depth. It’s a meditation on mortality, ambition, and legacy—crafted for fans of Travis Scott, Kendrick Lamar, and Metro Boomin. Both urgent and timeless, “THE KING” builds an atmosphere that feels like a cathedral of echoes colliding with the streets. A song for those chasing greatness while haunted by the hours slipping away.

THE KING

“Luxury Lies is a raw, melodic trap confession that exposes the hidden cost of chasing fame. With haunting piano loops, heavy 808 slides, and razor-sharp lyricism, the track cuts through the façade of wealth to reveal the debts, illusions, and personal struggles behind the spotlight. Perfect for fans of Rod Wave, Post Malone, and Metro Boomin’s cinematic trap, the song balances vulnerability with grit—making it an anthem for anyone navigating the toxic pressures of success and image. Whether you’ve felt the weight of flex culture, streaming illusions, or the dream-versus-reality of ambition, ‘Luxury Lies’ is a brutally honest soundtrack to modern hustle.”

LUXURY LIES

“SALT AND LIGHT” is a conscious trap-rap anthem blending atmospheric drill textures with a powerful message of courage and unity. Built on deep 808s, ambient synths, and a soaring C-minor/Eb-major hook, it captures the late-night cityscape vibe where resilience becomes revolution. Fans of J. Cole’s authenticity and Travis Scott’s sonic layering will feel at home as this track transforms quiet strength into a communal call to action. Perfect for playlists that crave cinematic energy, street-level grit, and inspirational uplift.

SALT AND LIGHT

Eva Rozey is a dynamic Nigerian artist blending Afrobeat, Afro-soul, trap, and rap into a powerful musical identity. Known for her bold voice, emotional depth, and genre-fusing sound, she brings a fresh, fearless energy to every track. Her music speaks to themes of resilience, self-expression, and empowerment, while her creative visuals and distinct storytelling set her apart in today’s global scene. Based in Nigeria, Eva Rozey continues to break boundaries with a sound that’s raw, real, and unapologetically her own.

Immersive soundscapes that blend trap, hip-hop, electronic, and experimental genres. Fuses cultural commentary with unforgettable rhythm.

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Hey I’m Zips, a music enthusiast and frequency influencer from sunny Miami, FL. 

I’ve had the pleasure of being credit as an audio engineer for  some incredible artists, including hip hop legends Lil Wayne and Fat Joe. I also produce music for the talented Memphis artist Don Trip, who was recognized as a 2012 XXL Freshman. 

I’m quite the DIYer when it comes to music. I record, produce, mix, and master most of my releases myself, which gives me a unique perspective on the creative process.

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