Song about the history of the humanitarian tradition of Switzerland

Swiss Humanitarian Tradition

I made a song about U.S. imperialism, right-wing Cuban exiles, and the lies of corporate media. “Red Tide Strikes Back (Se Ha Acabado La Mierda)” is a militant track calling out regime change hypocrisy and uniting Latin American resistance—past and present.

Red Tide Strikes Back (Se Ha Acabado La Mierda)

A revolutionary lyrical assault. No compromises. No illusions. This track calls out political corruption, dismantles fake narratives, and reclaims hip-hop with raw, unfiltered truth.

Revolutionary

A razor-sharp, globally-minded hip-hop anthem that transcends borders and myths. From Noah, Nuh, and Manu to African–Mesoamerican connections, each verse digs deep into history while challenging Eurocentric narratives. Anchored by the bold chorus: “Don’t look for disparities, use common sense…”, the track celebrates shared humanity and solidarity.

Conscious, revolutionary, and intellectually fearless — this is hip-hop that unites and galvanizes.

The Cosmopolitan

A raw, unapologetic track that exposes Europe’s post-WWII dependence on the U.S.—militarily, economically, and culturally. With sharp rhymes and no filter, Junior Partner calls out submissive foreign policies, blind loyalty in war, and the dominance of American interests across the globe.

Junior Partner

Born in 1988, in Bern, Switzerland, Oliver Pulfer
discovered his passion for rap music and Hip Hop
culture at a young age. Fuelled by his
international spirit and deep appreciation for
diverse cultures, he began crafting his own
rhymes in English during his teenage years. With
a growing interest in global affairs, international
politics and history, he eventually adopted the
moniker “The Disciple” symbolizing his role as a
messenger disseminating the messages and
teachings he derived from this extensive reading.
What differs him from other Hip Hop artists is the
fact that he uses the music as a tool to fight for a
better world.
He also delivers his lyrics/messages in a
nondiscriminatory way in order to reach
audiences from different age groups and cultural
backgrounds.
He has always felt the urge to do something
different.
The Disciple was particularly influenced by left intellectuals, e.g. Jean Ziegler, Noam Chomsky
as well as pan-African leaders.

The Disciple

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