This song an ode to all who overcome ugliness in the world we share. It can be viewed through the lense of personal struggle, and being Black in America, but ultimately it's about being human, or whatever you genuinely believe it should be about. So it's about believing, but not just believing. It's about believing in something true, and believing in it enough to act in concert with that truth. 

WHAT the SONG SAY

TON ENOD is a Los Angeles / Inland Empire based rapper, producer, poet and grown ass family man with bills. And life experience. He gives no time to the b.s. often found in street narratives. Instead, he’s a grown man’s man. Nostalgic, yet forward-leaning, his gritty syrup-sound cultivates textural, immersive experiences, beckoning listeners beneath the surface to explore rich worlds within. 

His formative years forged in the furnace of Compton, California, he learned to watch people, and look out for himself. He also learned to listen deep, and honor what he calls the spirit of things.

“It’s channeling,” he says. “It’s acknowledging and connecting with the deepest parts of me, which are close to, if not the same as, the deepest parts of you. When I’m plugged in like that, I can see and feel everything.”

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