Oh ang ama nang ka•sara

SAME THINGS

RUNAWAY 2

NEED U

ARMAGEDDON

NEED U 2

we should be taking it slow.
122 bpm bounce. 
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what could be

STFU radio ep. 28

Lying to waste So full of mistakes
Everything you create it always breaks
Keep hitting this wall keep tripping to fall
Trying to capture the world for nothing at at all

Been Gone For too long
It’s time that you find your way home

Find Your Way Home 2

angel numbers

In the five years since August 29, 2005, when Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc along the entire Gulf Coast and the subsequent failure of New Orleans’ levee system altered the history and the face of the city and  of Katrina and its aftermath.   one iconic form in the visual landscape of Katrina in New Orleans—variants of the X-code left by searchers as they systematically covered the city, critically pertinent markings applied to visited houses and buildings. “Paint fades, archives endure,” reads a promotional poster from the Hurricane Digital Memory Bank.2 Displaying three progressively fainter versions of the ubiquitous spray-painted signs that greeted residents returning to the city, the poster solicits electronic recollections for the Memory Bank as it features the X-code graphic that became an indelible symbol on the streets of New Orleans after Katrina. Although outdoors the codes are fading and disappearing, the X-code photographs, recorded by anyone in the vicinity during the last five years with a camera, constitute a documentary archive with tales to tell.  The enigmatic X-code messages could appear threatening in their mystery, especially upon structures of personal significance to the viewer, while the cumulative power of thousands of these markings communicated the enormous scale of what had occurred. In addition to wind and water damage, infrastructure destruction, uncertainty about the fate of family, neighbors, and friends, and a complete disruption of familiar life, the appearance of the codes added another unknown—a mysterious graphic with alphanumeric markings spray-painted on homes, schools, businesses, and places of worship. Some residents immediately deciphered their meanings. There were also interpretations available such as a New Orleans Times-Picayune's September 17, 2005, front-page article.3 Too often, though, the message sent was not the message received. Finding an X-code on his home, University of New Orleans professor Frederick Barton spoke for many when he commented, "That first day and for many thereafter, we did not understand what the mark meant. In fact, I am not sure that I do yet."  Artist Elyse Defoor described her first visit back to the city in early 2006: “Instead of being macabre symbols X-ing out all presence, the Xs were in fact a coding system used by the search and rescue teams. . . . The discovery that what I had perceived to be marks of annihilation were in fact useful tools did not diminish the visceral experience of seeing those Xs scrawled across my beloved city. For me, they will always be stigmata of immense loss and unexpected death."

Nawlins Gone Be Ready

The Music & Sampling: C. Double34 Music
The Sampled Vocals: Lou Rawls, Tina Turner, & Barry White
The Artwork & Inspiration: PoeticPrettywings

* FAIR USE DISCLAIMER: I do not own copyright for this copyrighted material, but under Section 107 United States Copyright Law as noted by the United States Copyright Office (Copyright Act 1976), allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research

I Am My Ancestors’ Wildest Dream (Inspired By PoeticPrettywings)

A smooth, upbeat late-'80s/early-'90s R&B groove with crisp drum-machine rhythms, funky bass, bright electric piano, clean rhythm guitar, silky male vocals, playful falsetto, and rich background harmonies. Romantic, danceable, and sophisticated, with an original melody and groove.

If forever is all we have

Warm Rhodes piano, deep melodic bass, silky electric guitar, smooth pocket drums, lush string arrangements, soulful male vocals, gentle falsetto, and layered background harmonies. A passionate love song about finding a love so extraordinary that words can barely express it.

MY HEART FOUND A LOVE I CAN'T CONTAIN... BUT I'LL TRY

Warm Rhodes piano, deep melodic bass, silky electric guitar, laid-back pocket drums, lush strings, and soulful male vocals with rich harmonies. A mature love song about growing tired of temporary relationships and finally discovering a woman whose love is genuine, faithful, and lasting.

SEARCHING FOR SOMETHING REAL

Fahrelle Devine is a contemporary R&B artist known for her soulful voice and captivating performances. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, and raised in the DMV, she discovered her passion for music early, drawing inspiration from classic R&B, soul, and jazz. Fahrelle's music is characterized by emotional depth, introspective lyrics, and smooth melodies that resonate with listeners.

Her musical journey began in her childhood in Little Rock, where she grew up in a musical family and sang in church. These early experiences shaped her style, infusing her music with soulful influences and a deep connection to gospel roots. Fahrelle has developed a unique blend of traditional soul and modern production, setting her apart in the R&B scene.

In 2024, Fahrelle released her Extended Play, Diary, earning acclaim for its authenticity and raw emotion. The EP showcased her songwriting prowess and vocal ability, establishing her as a rising star in R&B.

Current radio DJ & Host/lead DJ of STFU radio on Newtown radio.  Scratch DJ academy graduate

Originally from Elmsford, New York

ABOUT COVENANT PRODUCTION COMPANY
Covenant Production Company develops music, video, literary, and entertainment projects centered on storytelling, creativity, and meaningful human connection.
Its work seeks to combine contemporary production with timeless themes capable of reaching audiences across generations.


Make beats with a message and sample using the fair use act of 1976. Boom Bap Hip Hop is what I vibe to...but I bring all elements of music to the mix. A man of YHWH, God the Father and I give Him the praise and credit for these ideas. Thanks for listening. Peace be with and unto you. Luke 17:21.

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New tracks tagged #Neo Soul