Growth Of The Inner Self (Official Audio)

Brother (Official Audio)

Wanna Be Heard (Kendrick Lamar Remix)

Wake Up (Official Audio)

ghost freestyle

Free (Official Audio)

Thru A Prayer

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DUMMY - Smino x Saba Type Beat

THE UNDISPUTED BEST

Saba Performs Valentine by Laufey (2022)

This is an archive of The Clean Up Hour. Tonight, I speak on the news that Hip Hop briefly exited the Billboard charts, and argue that Hip Hop ain't dead, but the culture it exists within is -- that's going to make it hard for any genre, but especially for a genre where rep, individuality, and character are essential.

Also, CKMS 102.7 FM is fundraising, please consider donating to the Power Up Community Radio campaign. No other station is gonna let me have airtime, so come on, y'all! https://radiowaterloo.ca/power-up-community-radio-2025-fall-fundraiser/

PS -- GTA VI got delayed again. I knew that shit was coming lmao. 

Shad - Intro
Shad & Raz Fresco - Look Pt 1
Saba & FELIX! - TicTacToe
Michael Christmas & Mathilde MX - move
Wynne - The British Are Coming
Atmosphere - Caddy
Aesop Rock - Poly Cotton Blend
Westside Gunn - Tiffany Blue
Curren$y - Rush Hour 
Lloyd Banks - Book of Records
Mcenroe - No A No I
Nickelus F - Max Frequencies
Mobb Deep - Against the World
Miguel - The Killing
ThorHighHeels - Preview of the Noose
50 Cent - Damn
Lloyd Banks, 50 Cent, & Young Buck - You Already Know
Bruiser Wolf, ZeelooperZ, & Harry Fraud - The Spaniard 
R.A.P Ferreira, ELDON, & Kenny Segal - blood quantum
The RH Factor & D'Angelo - Bullshit
Not for Radio - Back To You
2 Chainz & The Isley Brothers - The ATL Experience
Hit-Boy, Havoc, & The Alchemist - Celebration Moments
Jay Worthy & Conway - Bellagio
Jay Worthy - Worthy vs Getty
Obed Padilla - Fuerza Freestyle
Charles Hamilton - The Perfect Suicide
Kent Jamz - affirmation 
Heems & Lee Ranaldo - Nothing Good Is Easy 
The RH Factor & D'Angelo - I'll Stay
War - Four Cornered Room

RIP D'Angelo & Prodigy

The Clean Up Hour, Mix 343 (November 7, 2025): Hip Hop Ain't Dead... (culture is, tho)

against the grain (mastered)

Channeling the soulful, boom-bap energy of the mid-2010s "Forest Hills Drive" era, ghosti delivers a masterclass in conscious storytelling. Built over a backdrop of dusty, looped Rhodes piano, a warm electric bassline, and crisp MPC drums, the track feels like a conversation with an old friend on a front porch at sunset.

"Mind Yours" is a direct response to the anxiety of the digital age. With a flow that sits comfortably between spoken-word poetry and rhythmic precision, ghosti deconstructs the toxic habit of comparing one’s "behind-the-scenes" to everyone else’s "highlight reel." The lyrics are poignant yet accessible, reminding us that "there’s no such thing as a life that’s better than yours, long as you mind yours."

"We spend so much time looking sideways at what everyone else is doing that we forget to water our own grass. This track is about the luxury of privacy and the peace found in staying in your own lane."

Mind Yours

Surah 34: Saba' (Sheba) - Recited by Ahmed Abdelhamid Tahoun

Saba' is the thirty-fourth chapter of the Holy Qur'an, consisting of 54 verses. It is a Meccan Surah that opens with praise to God, Who owns all things, and affirms the truth of the Hour (Day of Judgment).

The Surah is named after the ancient, prosperous kingdom of Sheba (Saba'), which was blessed with immense provisions but ultimately destroyed due to the ingratitude and pride of its people when they rejected God's commands.

Key Themes in Surah Saba' include:

* The Certainty of the Hour: Addressing the disbelievers' mockery of the Resurrection and providing evidence of God's power over all things.
* Prophets David and Solomon: Highlighting the extraordinary gifts and favors granted to these Prophets, emphasizing their gratitude and obedience despite their immense power and wealth.
* The Lesson of Ingratitude: The story of the people of Saba' serves as a clear historical warning that blessings (Ni'mah) must be met with gratitude (Shukr), or they will be withdrawn.
* Refuting False Gods: Strong arguments against worshipping any deity besides God, as they possess no power or control whatsoever.

#quran #saba #surah34 #sheba #gratitude #ahmedtahoun

urah 34: Saba' (Sheba).

Mister Kyat - Santa Claus (What You Bringing This Morning?)

(A Upbeat Holiday treat in form of a song by yours truly, just in time for the Christmas Season!)

------ Available on all streaming platforms------

Written & Performed by: Jerome Matthew  (Mister Kyat)  

Origin : Saba (Bes islands)

Music Production By: Mister Kyat Productions

Recorded At:  M.K.P Studios (Saba)

Mixed & Mastered By: Nikita "Drummer Fridge" Christmas      
(drummerfridge@gmail.com)

Artwork & Visuals By: M.K.P Studios

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CONTACT INFORMATION:

Call or Whatsapp:  (001) +599-416-5117 (Mister Kyat)

Email:   misterkyatproductions@gmail.com            
            
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Facebook: facebook.com/Mister-Kyat-Productions         
   
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/misterkyatproductions    

Youtube:    / misterkyatproductions  

Audiomack: audiomack.com/misterkyatproductions

X: twitter.com/misterkyat

Buy on Spotify

Mister Kyat - Santa Claus (What You Bringing This Morning?)

Cruise Control Vol. 11

Palo Santo is the opening signal flare of a bigger campaign built on one blunt truth: healing is absurd.
The track pulls from your real therapy sessions, your ritualistic creativity, and that “talk folks down the road of Radical Acceptance” energy. Sonically, it leans woozy and warm—something between a mantra, a confession, and a cleansing.

Palo Santo

Adaptation pour quatuor de saxophone de "La Reine de Saba", extrait de l'oratorio Salomon composé par Haendel

L'arrivée de la Reine de Saba

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ghosti is not a producer. It’s a process.

In an era where music is often defined by person and persona, ghosti emerges as an enigmatic new force, operating at the bleeding edge of creativity and technology. This project is the result of a symbiotic partnership between a human curator and a sophisticated artificial intelligence, a true "ghost in the machine."

Freed from the constraints of human habit and genre loyalty, ghosti treats musical styles as mere data points in a vast, explorable universe. One day, it might generate the raw, percussive energy of a Gqom club banger; the next, it could compose a sprawling, ambient soundscape or a piece of glitching, futuristic hyperpop. The output is unpredictable, dictated by algorithms and parameters that seek out novel sonic combinations.

The human element in ghosti acts not as a traditional songwriter, but as a guide, a questioner, and an editor. They provide the initial spark—a mood, a rhythm, a fragment of theory—and the AI responds, building entire worlds of sound from that seed. The result is music that feels both alien and strangely familiar, a glimpse into a future where creativity is a conversation between mind and machine.

To listen to ghosti is to witness an evolution in real-time. It’s an exploration of what music can be when the ego of the artist is removed, leaving only the pure, thrilling, and sometimes chaotic signal.

Peace 765 is a unique upcoming rap artist from Muncie, Indiana that blends rap with genres like soul and jazz with down to earth messages and good vibes.

Thank you to everybody reading this and have a blessed day!

Mister Kyat - a humble musician who's known for his experimental music and rhythms / Riddim! 

Mister Kyat, born Jerome Matthew on June 25, 1986, on the Dutch Caribbean island of Saba, is a multifaceted artist, producer, and recording engineer whose musical journey has been shaped by a lifetime of passion, resilience, and innovation. Raised between Saba and St. Maarten, Jerome grew up surrounded by creativity and Caribbean musical culture, eventually establishing himself as a respected force in regional music production.
From a young age, Jerome gravitated toward music. On Saba, he spent countless hours teaching himself piano on a small Casio keyboard borrowed from his sister, and repairing a water-damaged Boss DR-550 drum machine that would become one of his first tools for beatmaking. His early fascination with sound, combined with the influence of his father—a well-known figure in St. Maarten’s music scene—fueled his determination to grow as a musician.
In the late 1990s, he began performing and experimenting with friends and family, joining his first young boy band, Destruction Band, and later forming Verdict Crew alongside his sister. This group became a key creative outlet, blending genres and pushing boundaries. In 2000, Verdict Crew won 1st place at the local Road March competition with their carnival hit “Rhythm Galore,” solidifying Jerome’s confidence as a young producer and performer.
Between 2001 and 2002, Jerome spent significant time in St. Maarten working at his father’s studio as an assistant producer and recording engineer. There, he collaborated with school choirs, young rap artists, calypsonians, and various emerging talents—experience that strengthened his technical and artistic foundation.
After graduating high school in 2003, Jerome committed fully to his music career. With a growing catalog of original songs, he recorded his first studio album, “Bust Dem,” a nine-track project produced at his father’s studio and well received by the public. That same year, he helped form Entice Band, merging members of Destruction Band with musicians from another local group. Entice Band, co-named and co-led by Jerome, continues to perform and thrive to this day.
Throughout the 2000s, Jerome expanded his production style, forming Triple Threat in 2005–2006 and exploring rap, hip-hop, R&B, and Afro-influenced sounds. He went on to produce, arrange, and record for numerous bands and artists across the Caribbean, including No Limit Band (SXM), Impakt Band (SXM), Impak Band (Aruba), Daddy Slim (Saba), and many others.
Despite facing periods of deep depression in 2013 and 2016, during which he nearly abandoned music altogether, Jerome was uplifted by fellow musicians who reminded him of his purpose. These challenges ultimately led to a creative rebirth. Determined to create music on his own terms, he launched Mister Kyat Productions, a personal outlet where he could develop his sound freely, producing remixes (Riddims) and original songs at his own pace.
In 2021, Jerome collaborated with St. Kitts & Nevis artist Daddy2Sec on the “TanTan Riddim” project, releasing his single “Long Time.” The song rekindled the youthful excitement he felt when first discovering music, earning positive feedback and renewed momentum.
In 2023, the Government of Saba honored him with an award recognizing his long-standing contributions to the island’s music, arts, and culture. Though humbled, Jerome has remained outspoken about the challenges local artists face in securing resources and support, continuing to advocate for the creative community.
Recently, he has released a variety of original works and remixes, including Christmas productions such as “Christmas Issa Vibe” (featuring three Saba artists) and “Santa Claus What You Bringing This Morning?”
Today, Mister Kyat is focused on distributing his original music to all major streaming platforms, proudly representing Saba’s talent to the world. With decades of experience, a catalog rooted in Caribbean sound, and an unwavering commitment to creativity, he continues to evolve as one of the island’s most dedicated musical voices.


Music Producer / Musician / Recording & Mixing engineer

Archives of The Clean-Up Hour, every Friday at 12:00 AM, hosted by your boy Mophead on CKMS 102.7 Listen here: https://radiowaterloo.ca/listen/

Also doing slowed + reverb music now lol

To those of you looking for the slowed + reverb version of "Benji the Dog" by Mac Miller (RIP), it was copyright claimed after 15,000 plays. If you're desperate for the mp3, dm me here and we can work something out.

New tracks tagged #saba