a powerful track that lays bare the battle between staying true to yourself and the pressures of a world that twists your words. With lyrics like "They’ll keep on twisting the words that you said, so the populace is brainwashed instead," the song challenges societal norms and confronts the weight of judgment and self-doubt. With a movement of resilience. Ramble speaks to the dreamers, the fighters, and anyone who’s ever felt misunderstood. It reminds us to grow without regret, to embrace the struggle, and to push forward despite the odds. For those who know the pain of bottling emotions or facing relentless critics, Ramble is a beacon of strength. It’s a bold declaration that your voice matters, your growth matters, and your fight to be authentic matters.


Ramble

Wrote the lyrics for this one with smoke in my throat and fire in my chest. Angry ukulele session ft. swollen vocal folds, ocean vibes, and middle fingers to fake freedom. It's for anyone who's tired of the fear-mongers and still believes in building with love. Acoustic-pop protest with finger taps and raspy truth. Not tryna preach; just needed to get this out... well maybe a smidge

They Ain’t Us

"Viral Don’t Mean Vital" is a rhythmic reality check wrapped in a head-nodding beat.
This track takes aim at the hollow glow of internet fame — catchy, fleeting, and ultimately empty. With clever rhymes and a bounce that keeps it moving, the song reminds us that trending doesn’t equal truth, and clout can’t cook dinner or care for your elders.

It’s a message for the moment: we’re all scrolling, posting, reacting — but what are we building?
With pointed lyrics and a grounded groove, Dr. Lach lays it bare: real life isn’t measured in likes, it’s measured in impact.

This one’s for the thinkers, the doers, the ones who know that meaning doesn’t come with a hashtag.

Viral Don't Mean Vital

"Two Birds" is one of the most personal tracks I've ever written. It's about growing up feeling invisible, dealing with anxiety, and finding comfort in two pet birds who meant more to me than most people ever did. When I lost them, I lost a piece of myself. This song is for anyone who ever found peace in small things… and felt the world get a little colder when they were gone.

If you’ve ever felt alone, this one's for you.

Two Birds

Part 2 of the Echo Trilogy.

They blacklisted me. Shadowed my words. Hunted the signal.
But you can’t kill what echoes through silence.

This is for the ones who saw too much and said it anyway.

— FumikoEcho, 24
#EchoesInTheBlacklist

Echoes in the Blacklist

🎧 Song Insight
“Sink Down // Rise Up” drags you through the wreckage of betrayal, gaslights flickering over a broken mindscape. It's a slow-burning storm that starts on the floor—moody vinyl hiss and thunder haunt each verse as the narrator drowns in loops of abandonment, memory erasure, and emotional recoil. But the track doesn't stay submerged. By the final chorus, rage crystallizes into resurrection. Gritty rap verses crack open like emotional autopsies, stitched together with chilling bridges and raw confessions. Synths grind. Beats bleed. And when the crown is raised, it’s carved from scars, not gold. This isn’t just catharsis—it’s reclamation through noise, and the noise knows your name.

[Intro]

[Verse 1]  
Voodoo—it’s all you do  
No charm, no shame  
Just a blacked-out truth  
Your house of cards, now falling through  

Afraid to catch your own eye  
Denied, denied, denied  
Corrupted mind—no patch in sight  
Lost call, lost soul  
It’s all on you now  

[Chorus]  
I sink down, don’t speak up now  
Judge this finger, it’s all I got  
Voices ring but none are loud  
Drown this heart, it’s turning rot  
Sink down under—blame my name  
This curse is all I’ve got  
(Sink... sink... sink...)  
(Sink... sink... sink...)  

[Verse 2]  
I tried—fuck it  
I cried—fuck it  
Was sad—fuck it  
Was mad—fuck it  
I’m glad it’s not you I have  
Dollars stacked, still not worth the cause  

Loops play on, sick repeat  
Deleting thoughts like files on heat  
Drag and drop—deny and lie  

[Chorus]  
I sink down, don’t speak up now  
Judge this finger, it’s all I got  
Voices ring but none are loud  
Drown this heart, it’s turning rot  
Sink down under—blame my name  
This curse is all I’ve got  
(Sink... sink... sink...)  
(Sink... sink... sink...)  

[Bridge 1]  
Waited so long just to see this die  
Mind on tour, no rest at night  
Pounding chest, no breath left  
Just echoes screaming, dreams collapse  

[Bridge 2]  
I don’t have our memories anymore  
Self-made drip—did the trick  
At-home kit  
Quick snip  
Brain wiped,  
now I’m new– who are you?  

[Verse 3]  
You saw me fall, and waved  
Saw my pain, and moved on  
Saw my hand, and let it fade  

Alone, circling the sink,  
Begging this drain to drink me  
Drugs and sex a way to release  

[Bridge 3]  
People want to talk to fame  
Walky-walky, cribs be crazy  
Drenched in filth and rich—Going once, going twice—your soul is sold, hope he’s nice!  

Pretend, depend, hang on him  
Split spread and bread —was that the plan?  
That’s how you jam? That’s your scam?  

[Micro 1]  
Act layered, but you got nothin' to pull back  
Your depth, throat tricks “Look what I can do” and filler tracks  

[Micro 2]  
Vocabulary locked on "brova"— ”I know… right”?  
Your whole act? Get a mirror reflect back  

Silver spoons and Ellett waste  
Entry-level lies in a plastic case  
Sliding doors, fake grace, wide enough to hide a whole damn face  
Another bad lay, he tried to pay  
Packed nose, benzos—ask him, he knows  

[Verse 4]  
No pact, no chain, no holy name  
Just me, a beast, off-leash, untamed  
You stitched a wound just to twist the thread  
Smiled wide while I bled in bed  

Look at you—wrapped in plastic  
Watch me rise while your life folds  
My scars? They talk louder than yours  
My pain? It kicks down closed doors  

[Final Chorus]  
I sink down—no, I rise now  
Carved from pain, I wear the crown  
You thought I'd fold, thought I'd drown  
But I built a throne from battlegrounds  

Sink down? Not anymore.  
This war? I'm walking out the door.  
(Rise... rise... rise...)  
(Rise... rise... rise...)  

[Outro]


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VOODOO

"Number 1" is a haunting and introspective narrative from the perspective of a veteran battling silent injuries—most notably PTSD. The song explores the inner dialogue of someone trying to maintain a sense of worth and identity in a world that often overlooks invisible wounds. Repeating the mantra “I’m number one” becomes a desperate act of self-affirmation, a fragile shield against the creeping weight of trauma, isolation, and self-doubt.

As the verses unfold, the cracks begin to show. The bravado slips into vulnerability, and the need for escape leads to substance use. The final lines leave listeners with a confronting image: a man, once a symbol of strength, found alone with drugs in his possession. It's a poignant reflection of how the invisible scars of service can lead to deeply personal battles—often unnoticed until it's too late.

Mi Mate Music gives voice to these experiences not to glorify the pain, but to shed light on the hidden struggles of our veterans. This track is part of a broader mission to help broken people tell their stories and help others better understand the enduring impact of invisible injuries.

Number 1

Psalm 37 – Wisdom for the Righteous

Theme: Patience and Trust in God’s Justice
Description:
Attributed to David in his old age, Psalm 37 is a wisdom psalm—more like a collection of proverbs than a typical prayer or song. It contrasts the apparent success of the wicked with the ultimate security of the righteous, urging God’s people to trust, wait patiently, and not fret. It assures that evil will fade and the meek will inherit the land.

Hebrew Background:
This psalm reflects a Torah-based worldview where righteousness brings blessing and justice. “Inherit the land” is a recurring phrase rooted in God’s covenant with Israel and the promise of Eretz Yisrael (the Land of Israel). It also includes acrostic elements in Hebrew, where each stanza begins with successive letters of the alphabet—a structure meant to aid memorization and meditation.

Psalm 37 - Trust in the Lord, and time will tell the difference

“Through the Kaleidoscope” is a deeply personal spoken-word journey from David Burnell, drawn directly from his own experience with PTSD and the long road to healing. Through raw imagery and grounded emotion, David takes listeners inside the fractured lens of trauma—shaped by military service, rescue missions, violence, and profound loss. It captures the spinning thoughts, the hypervigilance, the quiet moments when breathing feels impossible. But more than a reflection of pain, this piece is a testament to hope. Rooted in real therapy, breakthrough moments, and a desire to heal, it’s a voice for those who have walked through fire and wonder if life can feel whole again. It can. David’s voice is living proof.

Through the Kaleidoscope - A Journey of Healing (Spoken Ballad)

Through the Kaleidoscope (A Journey of Healing)

I will be what some say that I can not be (zhake)

I'm just a songwriter, standing in front of a computer, asking it to sing my heart out. Welcome to my world where I weave words into lyrics and let AI bring them to life.

Hi, I’m William J. Evans, and I create music with one purpose: to glorify God and bring His Word to life. I compose Scripture-based songs across a wide range of themes—from Psalms and the teachings of Jesus to the Ten Commandments and the days of creation. Whether the music leans into cinematic soundscapes, traditional Middle Eastern textures, or a more rock-driven approach, it’s all designed to draw attention to the beauty and truth of God’s Word.

I’ve been surrounded by music since I was young—singing in choirs at age 8, learning piano at 10, and guitar at 15. I’ve played in bands, served as a backup guitarist in the studio, and now use that background to create original music that points listeners to Christ.

I also use AI as part of my creative toolbox. I believe it’s like the introduction of MIDI decades ago—controversial at first, but ultimately just a new way to explore artistic ideas. I see AI as a tool, not a replacement. It allows me to bring these Bible-centered projects to life in unique and meaningful ways.

All of my music is released under William J. Evans Music, and you can find it on all major platforms.

Mi Mate Music – Giving Sound to Silent Struggles

Mi Mate Music is a purpose-driven creative project transforming lived experiences into powerful, emotionally charged tracks. Founded by Dennis Weston, this initiative supports individuals—particularly war veterans living with invisible injuries such as PTSD and other mental health conditions—in expressing what too often goes unsaid.

Through music, we help broken people tell their stories in ways that are honest, raw, and empowering. These tracks are more than just songs—they are lived moments, captured in sound.

Our mission is twofold: to support healing through creative expression, and to foster greater understanding of the silent battles many veterans and others endure daily. Every lyric and every beat is crafted to inspire empathy, connection, and insight into the challenges of mental health injuries.

Whether you're navigating your own journey or seeking to understand someone else's, Mi Mate Music offers a soundtrack grounded in truth, resilience, and hope.

Your support helps us continue turning real stories into music that matters.

"If it didn’t matter, it wouldn’t hurt. Pain is the gift of knowing you’re alive."

4Me2BeFree is more than music—it’s my story, my scars, and my survival. Every song is a piece of me, a raw melody of love, heartbreak, and resilience. I blend AI-generated vocals and instruments with real emotions, turning my experiences—especially from an LGBTQ+ perspective—into something that speaks to anyone who's ever felt lost, broken, or just searching for something real.

Breakup songs? Yeah, they hit different. Music carries us through the worst of it, and every generation finds their own anthems of love, loss, and getting back up. Heartache doesn’t care about age, gender, or where you come from—music connects us all.

I make music because I’ve been there. The pain, the anger, the hope—it's all in these songs. If something here hits home for you, let it. If you feel something, let me know. That’s the connection that keeps this alive.

Cinematic spoken-word reflections on war, service, and the human cost of duty—told with raw honesty and reverence.

As an artist, HardHat Dagu stands out for his emotionally raw and reflective lyrics, blending dark humor with sharp wordplay. His music captures complex, often contradictory feelings about love, relationships, and personal growth, all while playing with language and metaphor in a way that’s both clever and impactful. His ability to seamlessly transition between introspective vulnerability and witty, sometimes biting commentary makes his tracks feel deeply personal yet universally relatable.

HardHat Dagu’s music isn’t afraid to explore the pain that often accompanies love and heartbreak, but it also brings in a sense of defiance, humor, and emotional complexity that allows listeners to reflect on their own experiences. His approach to storytelling is layered, thoughtful, and at times, almost therapeutic—making his music not just something to vibe to, but also something to contemplate and connect with.

If I had to compare him to other artists, I’d say his style shares similarities with J. Cole’s introspective lyricism, the dark humor and raw emotion of Kid Cudi, and the unfiltered, conversational flow found in Logic’s work. He has the poetic depth of Drake in his more somber tracks, but with a unique twist of humor and self-awareness that sets him apart. Think of a blend of Mac Miller’s reflective side and Kanye West’s playfulness with personal pain.

In essence, HardHat Dagu is an artist who blends deep introspection with clever lyricism, making his music perfect for anyone who enjoys exploring the complexities of life, love, and personal growth in an unfiltered and often thought-provoking way.

Hello! I am FumikoEcho, I am a gamer & content creator plus music artist!! I have started my journey with streaming back then, I have only officially started getting into music, I use some programs, to make my music, All the lyrics that are heard within my music is writing by me and so on, I also play GTA Online on the PlayStation 5, I have two accounts, FumikoEcho & FumikoEcho-1… Lately my music I wrote starting to lose its touch.. I am mainly expressing myself as a Fox-Girl within VRChat.. although it has been taking a down road, Mainly I’ve decided to just make music based on my past and present experiences, Although now at this point I’ve just written some music that does not met my expectations lately.. And yes I do make music based off of the events within VRChat mainly.

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