A raw, one-take a cappella performance where the voice is both drummer and drumline baritone scat syllables (“pa / ba / rum”) snapping a steady groove while the lyric wrestles with being seen beyond the familiar. No reverb, no polish, just a dry, percussive vocal texture that lives somewhere between alt-R&B and soul poetry.

The hook “You love what you know, but you don’t know me” lands like a thesis statement. Verses sketch moonlit intimacy and blurred reflections; the pre-chorus asks for deeper sight; the chorus opens the frame into a full “symphony” of self. Built for headphones and late-night scrolls, and perfect for remixers who like turning human rhythm into instruments.

For fans of minimalist, vocal-only cuts with groove-first phrasing and a mellow, mid-tempo pulse.

You Love What You Know

Black Phunk is a groove architect with smoked-glass vocals, midnight bass, and future-funk swagger. They blend soul, hip-hop, and cosmic jazz into dance-floor sermons built for neon nights.

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