Give Me Jesus is an old Negro Spiritual song that's in the public domain. Arrangement and performance by dwCrooner.

Give Me Jesus

Give Me Jesus - English Christian Hymn Songs

Wade In The Water is an old Negro Spiritual song that's in the public domain. Arrangement and performance by dwCrooner.

Wade In The Water

Wade In The Water - English Christian Hymn Songs

Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child is an old Negro Spiritual song that's in the public domain. Arrangement and performance by dwCrooner.

Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child

Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child –  English Christian Hymn Songs

"He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" (negro spiritual)
arr. by Margaret Bonds

performance by:
Kei Sakoda, violin
Muneaki Tsuda, piano

2023.2.12
Koganei City Miyaji Gakki Hall

He's Got the Whole World in His Hands (negro spiritual)

"Is There Anybody Here That Loves My Jesus" (negro spiritual)
arr. by Undine Smith Moore

performance by:
Kei Sakoda, violin
Muneaki Tsuda, piano

2023.2.12
Koganei City Miyaji Gakki Hall

Is There Anybody Here That Loves My Jesus (negro spiritual)

FREE JA MORANT ft @altairkareem

Sistah LaLa presents, There is a Blessing. Scott Heersche featured on guitar.

Journey To Freedom

There is a Blessing

'Liberations' is a tribute to Emmeline Pankhurst, a stalwart advocate for women's suffrage, and to Alan Lomax, the American ethnomusicologist.

The track is a potent fusion of funk, rock, electro, and gospel, delivering a raw and electrifying sonic experience.

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In the early 20th century, men and women from the United States and the United Kingdom vigorously campaigned for their right to vote, with the suffrage movements in both countries sharing ideas and inspiration despite their unique characteristics. In 1913, the renowned British suffragist Emmeline Pankhurst delivered a powerful speech in Hartford at the Parsons Theater.

Simultaneously, during this era, John and Alan Lomax recorded a variety of southern musicians, including Afro-Americans, white performers, and Mexican-Americans, for the Library of Congress. In 1934, they documented a work song called "Long John," performed by "Lightning" and a group of black inmates at Darrington State Prison Farm in Texas. These prisoners, while working together in labor gangs to break rocks and clear swamps, relied on the rhythmic and chant-like patterns of work songs, originally rooted in the collective labor of slavery, to synchronize their efforts. 'Liberations' is a hommage to the battles against tyranny and injustice.

Thanks for listening!
TAOTS///

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@memoire.mecanique.studio

Imaginary Journeys

Liberations

Motherless Child cover by Synthesis

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/bDSq8N3KMGE
Recorded live from our holy convocation on Feast of Trumpets, “Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning" is a negro spiritual from the tribulations of slavery and oppression during a dark time for blacks in American history. Now, this message is relevant to the strength we must exercise in order to overcome the darkness of evil with the light of faith. Be blessed during this High Holy season of repentance and keep your eyes on the Hope of Glory soon to return.

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Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning - LIVE

Joshua McCarter Simpson (ca. 1820 - April 20, 1877) was a store proprietor, herbalist, poet and lyricist in the United States. He lamented the enslavement of African Americans, called out the hypocrisy of white Christian abusers, and denounced the brutal treatment and discrimination African Americans received. His songs were published in 1854 as "The Emancipation Car: Being an Original Composition of Anti-Slavery Ballads, Composed Exclusively for the Underground Railroad." His work was well known and widely circulated during his lifetime.

He was fostered before being leased out as an orphan. He was indentured until age 21. He attended an Abolitionist school in Big Bottom, Ohio and Oberlin Collegiate Institute in Oberlin, Ohio. He wrote anti-slavery verses and set them to popular tunes.

This track reimagines Joshua McCarter Simpson's original abolitionist poem, bringing its message into the present day. With powerful gospel-infused vocals, driving percussion, and a modern protest energy, it speaks to today's struggles—immigration rights, mass deportations, LGBT rights, and the erosion of civil liberties. Blending the soul of spirituals with the urgency of activism, this song is both a tribute to the past and a rallying cry for justice today.

Original "To the White People of America" poem:
https://allpoetry.com/To-The-White-People-Of-America

LYRICS:

[VERSE 1]
O'er this wide extended country,
Hear the solemn echoes roll,
For a long and weary century,
Those cries have gone from pole to pole (to pole);
See the white man sway his sceptre,
In one hand he holds the rod
In the other hand the Scripture,
And says that he's a man of God.

[CHORUS]
Hear ye that mourning? (what's that?)
'Tis your brothers' cry! (listen up now)
O! ye wicked men take warning, (we're talking to you)
The day will come when you must die.

[VERSE 2]
Lo! Ten thousand steeples shining
Through this mighty Christian land,
With Millions of God's children pining
And dying 'neath the Tyrant's hand.
See the "blood-stained" Christian banner
Followed by a host of saints
While they loudly sing Hosannah,
We hear the dying slave's complaints:

[CHORUS]
Hear ye that mourning? (what's that?)
Anglo-sons of God,  (listen up now)
O! ye Hypocrites take warning, (we're talking to you)
And shun your sable brothers blood.

[VERSE 3]
In our Legislative members,
Few there are with humane souls,
Though they speak in tones of thunder
'Gainst sins they themselves cannot control.
Women's rights, our native brothers,
Immigrants at jobs others shy away,
Our queer and transgender sisters,
For mercy, cry both by night and day.

[CHORUS]
Hear ye that mourning? (what's that?)
'Tis a solemn sound, (listen up now)
O! ye wicked men take warning, (we're talking to you)
For God will send his judgment down.

[VERSE 4]
Speak not of some distant border,
We belong here, we will not hide.
Don’t deport us, don’t divide us,
This is our home, we claim our rights.
Give us justice, give us freedom,
Not your walls, not iron chains.
For as truth and light march forward,
We will fight back and defend our claim.

[CHORUS]
Hear ye that mourning? (you can't deny)
Tis your brothers sigh, (made in God's own image)
O! ye wicked men take warning, (the clock is ticking)
Your judgment day is nigh.

[OUTRO]
Hear ye that mourning? (we know you do)
Tis your neighbor's cry, (it could happen next to you)
It's time to do unto others (you know the rest)
Before it happens to you too.

To the White People of America (2025)

Synthesis,association(Souchez in France)created in 2001, means music of synthesis .It means too synthesis of various influences as the pop (Beatles, Radiohead, Divine Comedy, Muse, U2, talk talk), and the electro music (Depeche Mode, Camouflage, Iamx, Kraftwerk, Apoptygma Berzerk ,editors etc.) It's a solo project of Degted  since 2009.

Independent composer and musician, based in France.

International music artist, Malkah Norwood, produces messianic Songs From Tziyon—soulful praises to YHWH, the Almighty Creator of Heaven and Earth as told from the Hebrew Bible—in English and Hebrew. Malkah's messages of faith are written from life's tests and triumphs combining Eastern rhythms, instruments, and Afro-Soul styles and influence gifted through her travels with musicians from Burkina Faso, Nubia, Israel, and Turkiye.

In the Summer of 2018, Norwood released her first self-entitled album, Malkah, "Queen" in Hebrew. Since then, she has released several singles including her second album, Edah, in Hebrew meaning "testimonies, admonitions", which features a mystical chant about the coming of Messiah המשיח. Malkah's testimonies and timeless vocal prowess have accumulated over 4 million hits on YouTube and countless digital downloads.

During her 2019 Sabbatical from her home in Los Angeles, California, Malkah performed in the Holy Land of Israel in an on-stage collaboration with talented African and Israeli musicians such as global sound percussionist and producer Sangit. She will later go on to record acclaimed record Great Is Yah accompanied by multi-instrumentalist Omer Gonen-Haela and violinist Oren Tsor.

Also known to her community as Ashira Malka, this humble artist travels as a digital nomad and resides in the Bedouin lands of the Middle East. Learn more about Malkah Norwood's journey of music and faith on social media as she continues to represent an ancient sound from the holy Heavens as an angel of peace.

Singer/Songwriter, Creator of 'Spirituals In Motion' Educational Outreach and Musical Journey

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American Singer-Songwriter, dwCrooner.

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