Don’t hold it back
The words you want to say
I’ll play pretend
It’s gonna be okay

I’m not much of a lover myself
I hurt you in the past, I ruined all our dances
So put the blame on me, baby
Put the blame on me, baby hmm

Now I just wanna live in memories
The ones that I’d never made you happy
I wanna run away, just far away from here
You said maybe we could both fix this
But you did nothing to be fixed, baby no
You can walk away, just walk away from me
I wanna run away, just far away from here

Baby, you are one of a kind
I don’t deserve you all for mine
You need someone who could treat you right
Better than anyone, better be someone who holds you tight

I'm not much of a keeper myself
I hurt you in the past, I ruined all our dances
I’m the one to blame, baby
I’m the one to be blamed, baby hmm

Now I just wanna live in memories
The ones that I’d never made you happy
I wanna run away, just far away from here
You said maybe we could both fix this
But you did nothing to be fixed, baby no
You can walk away, just walk away from me
I wanna run away, just far away from here

Put the blame on me, put the blame on me
(I wanna run away, just far away)
Put the blame on me, put the blame on me
(You can walk away, just walk away from me)

Now I just wanna live in memories
The ones that I’d never made you happy
I wanna run away, just far away from here
You said maybe we could both fix this
But you did nothing to be fixed, baby no
You can walk away, just walk away from me
I wanna run away, just far away from here

BLAME

I get the gualla right before you blink😤👌

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Cover Art: K!N (Edited)

BLAME [eerie]

Do you ever find yourself playing the blame game?

Wash Me

"Criticism is something we can avoid easily by saying nothing, doing nothing and being nothing." - Aristotle.

Unless you live like a hermit, criticism is probably inevitable, and some of it may be valid as well. So how well do you handle criticism? Do you get defensive and fire back justifications? Take it personally and let it get under your skin? Or do you just let it slide?
Join us for tips on how to handle criticism gracefully and constructively, even when it seems harsh or unfair.

Speaker: Neville Hodgkinson
Neville is an author and journalist who specialized for much of his career in writing about science and medicine. He has been a student of Raja Yoga for more than 40 years and is based at the Global Retreat Centre in Oxfordshire. 

How to Handle Criticism? - Neville Hodgkinson - Tuesday 14th October 2025 - Stanmore

Beyond the rightness or wrongness of things there is a field, I'll meet you there
Rumi
 
Many of us carry the heavy weight of blame - pointing fingers at others, ourselves, or even life itself. And sometimes, we're burdened by guilt for things completely out of our control. This talk explores an important question: how can we release the need for judgment and assigning fault, while still remaining fully accountable for our actions and our lives? 
 
Join us to discover how letting go of blame can lighten the load of the past and help us to create a positive future.  
 
Speaker: Marcelo Bulk has been associated with the Brahma Kumaris for over 40 years and is the National Co-ordinator of the University’s activities in Colombia. He has worked as a business consultant and facilitator with several major companies in Latin America, Asia and Europe and is currently associated with the Union Consulting Group in Colombia and the Oxford Leadership Academy (UK).  Marcelo lectures internationally on topics related to self-leadership, human values and meditation and is the author of The Pathway towards Leadership published in Spanish and Portuguese.

No-one is to Blame - Marcelo Bulk  - Thursday 25th September 2025

🎭 Track Title: Blame It on Gen X (Blueprint Rebellion)
🔊 Genre: Hip-Hop • Boom-Bap • Conscious Rap • Political Commentary

🎹 Produced by: SourceLine Mediai & Samuel 

🎧 Runtime: 3:25

🧠 Overview & Concept

Blame It on Gen X (Blueprint Rebellion) is a cinematic hip-hop exposé disguised as an anthem.
It uses heavy drums, sharp wordplay, and raw social commentary to explore how one generation became the scapegoat for modern collapse  from government shutdowns and inflation to A.I. disruption and digital dating.

The track challenges today’s political narrative and culture wars, asking a single question:

“If everyone’s blaming someone else… who’s fixing anything?”

🏫 Lesson Plan  Breaking Down the Message

1. History in the Hook:
The chant “Blame it on Gen X” repeats every three bars, symbolizing how blame cycles endlessly through society. It reflects how each generation inherits problems born before them  economic inequality, foreign wars, and social media manipulation.

2. Economics & Power:
Lines about “shutdown flex” and “AI run the press” reveal a world where politicians argue while automation replaces workers. The song highlights the disconnect between leadership and reality, calling out systems that thrive on chaos and distraction.

3. Technology & Identity:
“We built the net, now we watch ’em glitch” exposes the irony of inventing the internet and being destroyed by it. The bars critique our addiction to algorithms, deepfakes, and virtual validation  a reflection of A.I. takeover in modern life.

4. Culture & Connection:
The verse “Swipe right for comfort, left for a plan” flips dating-app language into a social metaphor. It examines how technology has replaced emotional depth, transforming love into data.

5. Legacy & Accountability:
The outro, “We ain’t the problem  we the prototype,” reframes blame into empowerment. It’s a reminder that every generation writes the next one’s code  socially, politically, and spiritually.

📚 Educational Takeaways

Civics: Understand how government dysfunction (shutdowns, inflation, policy gridlock) impacts real people.

Media Literacy: Examine how A.I. and social platforms distort truth.

Economics: Explore why middle-class stability is collapsing under digital capitalism.

Cultural Studies: Analyze generational behavior  Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z  and how labels divide instead of unite.

Creative Writing: Observe use of repetition, irony, and wordplay as rhetorical devices in protest art.

Blame It on Gen X (Blueprint Rebellion) isn’t just a song  it’s a lesson in accountability and irony.
It fuses education and entertainment, turning global tension into rhythm and reflection.

404 GENERATION: SYSTEM NOT FOUND

Blame It on Gen X (Blueprint Rebellion)

MAGIK MIC  - BLAME

blame

A collection of protest songs, rock it out, sing along, catchy hooks.

Net Zero dreams

No Where Near

Power on
We are the future! 
Power up

Hey! We are the future!
Hey! We bring the sound!
Hey! We are the system!
We shake the ground!

Lights are flashing, city’s alive  
Circuits humming, we’re set to drive  
Neon pulses in your veins  
Time dissolves inside the bass

We are the future!  
We are, we are!  
We bring the fire!  
We are, we are!  
We own the night!  
We are, we are!  
We take you higher!

Power up
No control
We ignite 
Body and soul!

Hey! We are the future!
Hey! We bring the sound!
Hey! We are the system!
We shake the ground!

Power Up!

Noise From Below

DIDDY CRAFT 3.O

i know

sheleftmethenandthere

Label: Moving Shadow – SHADOW 59, Moving Shadow – UK SHADOW 59
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country: UK
Released: May 1, 1995

Blame - Groove Research

flowers in your guts

SourceLine Mediai is a cinematic creative powerhouse combining elite production, digital artistry, mythic storytelling, and AI enhanced musical engineering. Every project merges orchestral depth, hip-hop truth, and future world visuals designed to speak across generations.

We build universes  not just songs.

1️⃣ Our Philosophy

At SourceLine Mediai, artificial intelligence is treated as an instrument, not an author. Every sound, lyric, and concept originates from human direction guided by the creative vision of The Architect  and SourceLine’s team of producers and writers.
AI tools serve only to assist in sound design, arrangement, or inspiration. The soul of every work remains human.

The Architect  Founder, Writer & Director of Artist Development
(Represented by SourceLine Mediai  A  A.I.-Powered Production Company) The Architect is a visionary creative who entered the industry on his own timeline  a late starter who studied life before he studied sound. His decades of experience traveling the world, navigating culture, and understanding human emotion now shape a musical signature that fuses cinematic hip-hop, R&B soul, and pop orchestration.

Under his direction, SourceLine Mediai operates as both a creative lab and production company, leveraging artificial intelligence (1and human innovation  to design, produce, and launch commercially viable music and visual campaigns. The Architect oversees all creative coordination, songwriting, and artist development, ensuring each release meets licensing, publishing, and distribution compliance while maintaining raw authenticity.

His work captures the emotional DNA of modern music  a balance between technology and truth. With every release, he builds on SourceLine Mediai’s mission to become the next powerhouse where human artistry meets algorithmic precision.


Statement of Creative Ethics 

We believe the future of music belongs to creators who fuse technology with integrity.


SourceLine Mediai stands for:
Authorship accountability
Transparent licensing
Human-AI collaboration done ethically
Our motto remains: “Built by Humans. Enhanced by Intelligence.”

Production Process

Our production process is collaborative and tailored to each project. We work closely with our clients to ensure their vision is realized in the final product.

Collaborative Projects

We love collaborating with artists, filmmakers, and brands to create unique soundtracks. Together, we bring stories to life through innovative music production.

4️⃣ Human Authorship Declaration

Every SourceLine Mediai release includes verifiable human authorship elements: Original lyrics and melodies written by human creators Human arrangement, structure, and production decisions Live or recorded performances, vocals, and instrumentation Mix and mastering choices reflecting individual artistic taste AI-generated instrumentals, stems, or visuals are treated as licensed creative materials, not autonomous works.



5️⃣ Copyright & Commercial Rights

All human-authored content is © 2025 SourceLine Mediai LLC.
AI-assisted elements are lawfully integrated under valid platform licenses. No dataset materials are knowingly used that infringe upon third-party rights. SourceLine Mediai retains exclusive rights to publish, distribute, and license its works worldwide.
Unauthorized reproduction, dataset training, or resale of SourceLine Mediai content is strictly prohibited.

Built by The Architect. Heard by the world.
© 2025 SourceLine Mediai. All rights reserved.

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WE NOT MAKING IT OUT THE HOOD!!!

Over 651.000 Plays & 1.k of tracks. I have a passion for music & I am an aspiring musician, making all my own music from scratch with individual samples & (mostly) my vocals.
All the lyrics are also written by myself. Instagram : magik_mic
I'm sharing my music in order to receive feedback & constructive criticism, so please feel free to leave a comment =)
My earlier songs are short as i was trying to use my limited time on Soundcloud constructively. I now have Pro Unlimited so I am able to make full-length tracks.

I do not own nor claim to own the rights to any of the music shared. Message me with proof and i will take it down as soon as possible.

The Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (UK), a registered charity since 1975, opens its doors every day of the year to students from all walks of life, cultures and backgrounds to study Raja Yoga meditation. Students find that meditating in this way daily brings a lot of peace and positivity to their lives.

We also join together with many national and local organisations and diverse communities, helping to enhance the wellbeing of people in different spheres of society.

We work across the UK in more than 40 locations and are part of a network of organisations offering activities in over 110 countries. Our spiritual headquarters is in Mount Abu, in the Aravali mountain range, Rajasthan, India.

Brahma Kumaris, UK was established as a Registered Charity in 1975 and charges no fees for any of its activities, being funded by voluntary contributions.

Registered Charity No: England & Wales (269971) and Scotland (SC040512).

🎹🎹Tens of thousands of plays across internet radio and featured on the BBC! I create music as the mood takes me, which way it goes I never know until it is completed.
😎 A BIG thankyou for the follows, listens, and comments - it is all really appreciated!

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