Want Love

Fear

Where Are You

Who's to say this feelin never change?

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Never Wanna play (ft. Sybyr)

Written and Performed by BeatySong
Produced by MONIGY

Another Round

Idiot

Losing a parent is both difficult and perplexing. Losing both is traumatic. The simple love you have for them never dies. But the pain they may have inflicted on you, whether purposely or inadvertently, does not have to live with you forever. Choose Love, Life, forgiveness, truth and purpose. Then, you can reframe your life to have benefit to the world around you. I promise .

You Don't Have to Worry

Plan B

A dreamy, modern R&B-pop album about magnetic attraction and gentle trust.

Velvet Orbit

Fragile Faith is a confessional Christian soul album inspired by the raw honesty of Brent Faiyaz’s Insecure. Built on moody guitar chords, lo-fi textures, and deep bass, the record feels like late-night conversations with God — stripped down, emotional, and intimate. Every song wrestles with insecurity, temptation, and heartbreak, but always circles back to redemption, mercy, and grace. Vulnerability is the core — fragile faith laid bare, yet met with unconditional love.

Learning to Love Me

“Postcode Wars (Mama Said)” by D’Rhonic (Sonic Dominion) is a gritty yet soulful R&B/Dancehall anthem that confronts postcode divides and the pain of lost direction. Blending street storytelling with a mother’s wisdom, the track urges the youth to rise above hate and make their families proud. With moody piano, deep 808s, and gospel-inspired harmonies, D’Rhonic delivers a message of resilience and unity: your postcode doesn’t define you — your choices do.
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POSTCODE WARS MAMA SAID

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