Weather the Storms Together: Built to Last by Nico Kat Cloud

Relationships aren't always sunshine and rainbows. This conscious hip-hop track tackles the real challenges couples face, reminding you that love can persevere through miscommunication and life's curveballs.

The secret? Three essential pillars:

Respect: The foundation of a strong bond.
Transparency: Open communication keeps secrets at bay.
Care: The fuel that keeps the fire burning bright.
"Built to Last" is your anthem for building a love that can weather any storm.

Love conscious hip-hop with a positive message? This track is for YOU!

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Built to Last

Built To Last

New Podcast Episode Alert! 🚨 Join Raashaun and Gia as they explore the benefits of kids participating in extracurricular activities. The couple then dives deep into a personal discussion on the dynamics of introducing sex toys into their relationship, revealing DJ Envy's initial reservations about Gia's favorite toy. 🫢 How do sex toys fit into your relationship? Can they create insecurities? 😅 Additionally, the Caseys share insights into why some of their children might be intimidated by Raashaun and his authoritative presence. They delve into the balance of being friendly with their children while upholding parental boundaries and respect. Raashaun also reflects on how his upbringing has shaped his approach to parenting. Let’s dive into these topics...🗣️🗣️

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Ep. 213: Choose... The Rose or Me?

(Lyrics):
[Intro: Goldie & Quavo]
Now we can settle this like you got some class or we can get into some gangster shit
Hey, Chris, I don't want no issues, bruh
I don't want no smoke, I don't wanna fight you
I don't wanna do nothin', bruh
Like, please, bruh

[Chorus]
Who want smoke with me?
Who want smoke with me?
Who want smoke with me?
Who want smoke with C?
Who want—, mm, who want smoke with me?
Who want—
Brrah, brrah, brrah, yeah, yeah

[Verse]
Okay, let's get down to the facts, pussy, I'm dripped in red (Okay)
Don't let this R&B shit fool you, niggas get ripped to shreds (Get down)
Quavo talkin' like he a thug, nigga, you a bitch with dreads (You a bitch)
Can't wait to see the day that you back up all of that shit you said (You on)
What's all that boss shit you talkin'? You ain't no huncho, nigga (You ain't no huncho)
You the weakest link out of your clique, let's keep it a hundo, nigga (One hundred)
You fucked my ex-ho, that's cool, I don't give no fuck, lil' nigga (Still a bitch)
'Cause I fucked your ex when you were still with her, bitch, I'm up, lil' nigga (I'm up)
They say revenge is sweet (Revenge is sweet), now think about that shit
Don't let that line go over your head, I might just sing about that shit (Crack, crack, crack)
I had her fiendin' 'bout that dick, there's somethin' sweet about that shit (Yeah, yeah, yeah, uh)
I got some tea up out that bitch, but I ain't gon' speak about that shit (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
Woah (Fah, fah, brr)
I ain't playin' chess with a checker player
I'm a tickin' bomb on the detonator (Yeah, yeah)
I shit on niggas, I'm a defacator (Yeah, yeah)
I'll put a Migo on a ventilator (Yeah, brr, what?)
Stop talkin' 'bout beatin' girls, you was beatin' bitches on the elevator
We seen the tapes, that's devastatin' (Brr, baow, baow)
You doin' bad, you a bitch and your music trash (Yeah yeah, yeah)
Fashion week, they sat me next to your lame ass, I was truly mad (What?)
All I kept thinkin' 'bout was breakin' your face, but I gave you a pass (What?)
You lucky I ain't wanna fuck the money up, boy, I would've broke you in half (Brrah, baow)
Quit tryin' to be tough, you ain't like that, why you keep showin' off? (Uh)
Quit talkin' 'bout drugs, you the only pack that I've been smokin' on (Woah)
I just hit my plug, told him, "Come back, I'ma need more than one" (Come on)
Your last album was a weed tray, just some bullshit that we roll up on (Brrah, baow, baow, baow)
You know it's on, put you to bed, night, night, that's Sudafed (Yeah)
Show me that I'm tender, bitch, time to prove what you just said
R.I.P. Takeoff, he the only real one that got true respect
Crazy how when he died, everybody really wished it was you instead (Oh shit, brrah)
"You trippin', Chris, don't say that, don't lose your head" (Damn)
You done turned the big bad wolf on, these fuck niggas never knew revenge (Woo)
This what happens when a fuck nigga push a real nigga out to the edge (Yeah)
This what happens when a dumb nigga get fame and it get to his head (Yeah)
You gon' kiss this ring, nigga
Big "fuck you" from my middle finger (Yeah)
I'll tattoo my trigger finger (Yeah)
Bring real beef to your dinner table (Brrah, baow)
My mental state ain't never stable, I know this shit gon' sting, nigga (Grrah)
I'll run your ass through the wringer, nigga
You just got bodied by a singer nigga, bitch

[Chorus]
Who want smoke with me?
Who want smoke with me?
Who want smoke with me?
Who want smoke with C? (Who want smoke?)
Who want—, mm, who want smoke with me?
Who want—
Yeah, yeah, yeah

#ChrisBrown #WeakestLink #QuavoDiss #Lyrics

Chris Brown - Weakest Link (Quavo Diss)

“Never Disparaging Blues” is a soulful blues track inspired by the story of Bodhisattva Sadā’Paribhū, known as Bodhisattva Never Disparaging from the Lotus Sutra. The song captures the essence of perseverance, respect, and unwavering belief in the inherent potential of all beings. The arrangement features raw and emotional choir voices, echoing the ancient “voices of Olympus,” alongside slide-guitar, acoustic guitar, stand-up bass, harmonica, and piano. These elements combine to create a sound that is both reflective and powerful, mirroring the journey depicted in the lyrics. The winding road imagery, with a sunset casting long shadows across a vast landscape, serves as a metaphor for the spiritual journey of faith and compassion, making this song a poignant reflection on the enduring power of respect and patience.

Inspiration:

This song is inspired by the journey of Bodhisattva Sadā’Paribhūta, who, despite being ridiculed and mistreated, never ceased to respect others, recognizing the potential for enlightenment in everyone he met. His story resonates deeply with the themes of endurance, faith, and the belief that every soul is destined for greatness. The visual inspiration comes from a winding road at sunset, symbolizing the long and winding path of life, filled with challenges but always leading toward enlightenment. The combination of bluesy tones and emotional depth captures the spirit of this journey, making “Never Disparaging Blues” a powerful anthem of hope and compassion.

The William Altig Choir: A collection of amazingly talented singers with musical accompaniment, brought to life through the cutting-edge technology of Suno AI language models.

Lyrics:

Never Disparaging Blues

[Intro]

(Verse 1)
I walk this road, head held high,
Ain’t no shame in my eye,
I see the light in every soul,
No matter the pain, no matter the toll.

(Chorus)
Oh, I won’t ever, no, I won’t ever put you down,
You’re a Buddha in the making, wearin’ a hidden crown,
Even when you scorn, even when you bruise,
I keep on singin’ this Never Disparaging Blues.

(Verse 2)
They laughed at me, threw stones at my feet,
But I kept on bowin’ to everyone I’d meet,
“Don’t you know?” I’d say with a smile so true,
“You’ll be a Buddha, I believe in you.”

(Chorus)
Oh, I won’t ever, no, I won’t ever put you down,
You’re a Buddha in the making, wearin’ a hidden crown,
Even when you scorn, even when you bruise,
I keep on singin’ this Never Disparaging Blues.

[Instrumental]

(Bridge)
Through the rain and through the storm,
I hold on to the truth I’ve sworn,
Every soul’s got a spark inside,
In this world, there’s no need to hide.

(Verse 3)
Years went by, they saw the light,
The ones who hurt me, saw their own might,
And as they bowed with respect anew,
I smiled and said, “I always knew.”

(Chorus)
Oh, I won’t ever, no, I won’t ever put you down,
You’re a Buddha in the making, wearin’ a hidden crown,
Even when you scorn, even when you bruise,
I keep on singin’ this Never Disparaging Blues.

(Outro)
So when you’re low, and feelin’ small,
Remember there’s a Buddha in us all,
Just keep on walkin’, in these worn-out shoes,
And sing along with the Never Disparaging Blues.

Never Disparaging

Worthy" by Fable Blakks is a powerful Dancehall track crafted for true warriors and those who walk with strength and purpose. With a fierce beat and lyrics that challenge anyone who dares to step up, Fable Blakks calls out only the "worthy" in this defiant anthem. "Worthy" is all about respect, with real badman energy that honors the vulnerable and champions those with true grit. This is Dancehall at its rawest, a clash-ready track designed to resonate with anyone in the hustle. For more of this energy, follow Fable Blakks on social media and don’t miss out on future releases! #SCFIRST #HUSTLE #Worthy

Worthy

In this episode of Discerning Leadership, Dr. Greg Magnan and Dr. Erin Vernon explore the relationship between leadership and systems thinking, emphasizing the importance of feedback loops, respect in education, and the challenges of navigating polarizing topics. They speak on how leaders can effectively engage with complex systems and foster respectful conversations, ultimately shaping the dynamics and outcomes of their environments. 

Moving Through Systems: Feedback and Respectful Learning

A R and B song about freedom to choose our own faith and paths.

Freedom To Believe

Kevin Graham interviews boxing coach and host of The Highfield Boxing Podcast, Terry Chapendama. They delve into the world of boxing, exploring memorable moments, defining streaks, emerging talents, and the cultural nuances of boxing clubs. Terry shares his personal journey from sparring to coaching, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and the evolution of boxing training. The discussion also highlights the differences between amateur and professional boxing, shedding light on the current state of the sport and the challenges faced by young boxers. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the intricacies of boxing training, emphasizing the importance of decision-making, the differences between amateur and professional training, and the critical role of coaches. They discuss how boxing can teach valuable life skills and the significance of context in a boxer's career. The conversation also touches on the evolving nature of coaching in boxing and the need for trainers to build respect by developing fighters from the ground up. In this conversation, Kevin and Terry discuss the intricate dynamics of coaching in boxing, emphasizing the importance of the coach-boxer relationship, the evolution of training methods, and the impact of community engagement. They explore the challenges faced by upcoming boxing talents in the UK and the need for better knowledge transfer among coaches. The discussion also touches on the gentrification of boxing and the importance of maintaining access for underprivileged youth. Ultimately, they reflect on the broader implications of boxing as a means of personal development and community support.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Boxing Insights
04:33 Defining Boxing Streaks
07:40 Emerging Boxing Talents
09:11 Terry's Boxing Journey
12:45 Coaching Evolution
15:26 The Fitzroy Lodge Legacy
18:24 Cultural Differences in Boxing Clubs
26:12 The State of Amateur Boxing
29:21 The Science of Decision Making in Boxing
30:36 Amateur vs. Professional Boxing Training
31:33 Building Grit in Amateur Boxers
32:58 The Importance of Context in Boxing Careers
34:55 Understanding the Role of Trainers in Boxing
37:01 The Impact of Coaching Styles on Boxers
39:00 The Mentality of a Fighter
42:09 The Evolution of Boxing Trainers
45:22 The Critique of Modern Coaching Methods
49:10 Building Respect in Boxing Coaching
52:30 Life Lessons from Boxing Training
57:50 The Coach-Boxer Relationship
59:58 Understanding Coaching Dynamics
01:03:05 Comparing Coaching Styles in Sports
01:05:54 The Evolution of Boxing Training
01:09:45 Gentrification of Boxing
01:11:53 Outreach and Community Engagement in Boxing
01:13:53 Assessing Upcoming Boxing Talent
01:16:49 The Future of Boxing in the UK
01:19:58 The Importance of Coaching Fundamentals
01:23:01 Closing Thoughts and Reflections

*Listen to Terry’s podcast on the journey amateur to pro entitled “The End is in the Beginning”*

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/beyond-boxing-ep248-the-end-is-in-the-beginning/id1476317947?i=1000692813742

Music: Darkness Cinematic Sport Trailer
Musician: AlexGuz

Intro audio: HBO, Inc

Dance under those Lights - Terry Chapendama

A slow-burning neo-soul ballad with gospel-tinged harmonies and a hypnotic R&B groove, Put Some Respect on My Name is the voice of a fighter demanding recognition, blending raw emotion, funk flavor, and undeniable soul.

Put Some Respect on My Name

Yüz yıl önce bir milletin kaderini değiştiren iki kelime vardı:
Mustafa ve Kemal.

İki farklı isim… Tek bir yürek… Tek bir miras.

Yirmi yılı aşkın prodüksiyon tecrübemi, yapay zekânın sınırsız yaratıcılığıyla birleştirerek Atatürk’e adanmış “İki İsim Tek Yürek” projesini hazırladım.

İlk parça “Mustafa”, Cumhuriyet’in doğuşunu ve ilk adımını anlatıyor.

Yakında gelecek ikinci parça “Kemal” ise 10 Kasım’da sessiz bir vedayı, ama sonsuz bir mirası anlatacak.Her nota, her kelime, bir milletin kalbinde yankılanmak için yazıldı. 

Bu sadece bir müzik değil… 

Bu, suskunluğun içindeki saygı, vedanın içindeki ölümsüzlük… 

Ve Mustafa Kemal Atatürk için sonsuz bir sevgi, saygı ve selam duruşu.

Volkan Uca

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Volkan Uca - Iki Isim Tek Yurek - Mustafa

Call-call me whatever—I'm too BROKE to care,
Pronoun wars RAGING while I can't pay HEALTHCARE!
Left says THIS, right says THAT—both sides SCREAMING,
If you're arguing pronouns LOUDLY—you're MISSING life's meaning!

They/Them Pronoun Panic

Check out my new releases, "The Constant Reliable" and "Conditions". Let me know what you think! You can also find me on Pandora, Amazon Music, and Deezer! Much is going on!!! Stay in the Sounds of Roo!!

My music comes from my influences in Hip Hop, Rock, R&B, Jazz, and Pop.

Rev. Rachel Love is a lyrical visionary, spiritual guide, and poetic architect of the Spiral Way—a living path of remembrance, ritual, and harmonic awakening. Her work dances between sacred text and song, blending New Thought affirmations, Pagan wisdom, and archetypal storytelling into ceremonies that speak to the soul.

As a songwriter and spoken word artist, Rachel crafts multilingual pieces that resonate across traditions and timelines. Her creations—whether sung, written, or performed—invite listeners into a space of deep resonance and radiant becoming.

Through the Spiral Codex and her seasonal rites, Rachel offers not just teachings, but tools for transformation. Her voice is both ancient and emergent, calling forth a community of co-creators ready to reclaim the sacred in everyday life.

Where ritual becomes rhythm, and every word is a doorway.

🎶 MelodyTasters Music🎶
Your ultimate hub for genre-defying soundscapes. At MelodyTasters, we bring together the raw grit of hip-hop, the vibrant energy of Reggae, Dancehall, the soulful depth of R&B, the groundbreaking beats of Trap, and the powerful storytelling of Hip-Hop and Rap. 🌍✨

💿 Our Mission:
To amplify authentic voices and create timeless hits that resonate across cultures and generations. Whether it’s the bold rhythms of Kingston, the emotional grooves of Chicago, or the lyrical mastery from global streets, MelodyTasters captures the essence of every genre we touch.

🔥 Featured Artists:

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🎤 What We Offer:
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Welcome to the musical world of The William Altig Choir, where ancient wisdom meets contemporary sound.

Inspired by the teachings of the Lotus Sutra and infused with deep spiritual themes, my music blends the rich traditions of blues and folk with modern elements, creating a unique fusion that resonates with both the heart and soul.

I've been captivated by the Lotus Sutra's messages of compassion, wisdom, and transformation since my youth. It's a journey of self-discovery that has found its voice in my music. Each song is a reflection of my own spiritual awakening and a celebration of universal truths.

My style is characterized by emotive storytelling, powerful lyrics, and a commitment to exploring the depths of human experience. Featuring contemplative blues, acoustic slide guitar, saxophone melodies, and the harmonies of a gospel choir, my music reflects a quest for enlightenment and a better understanding of the self.

Join me on this musical journey. Together, we can explore the teachings of the Lotus Sutra, finding solace, hope, and a deeper connection to the world around us.

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Volkan Uca
Producer, Dj, Composer, Audio Engineer
Sponsored by Denon Dj & Compel Music
www.volkanuca.com

Founder @thesinrecords

DJ and radio host DJ Envy and his wife Gia Casey will explore the good, bad, ugly and beauty of relationships and family. Join them every week as they let you in on past experiences, give advice, talk to celebrity couples and give you two sides to every situation.

Covering sport from every angle - athletes, coaches, managers, scouts, journalists and fans.

Boxing and football podcasts with those in the know!

New tracks tagged #respect,