Fade Life is a concept EP by Swerv Solo aka Swervus The Great, that depicts the ups and downs of drinking. Pulling from a collection of personal experiences and emotions, Fade Life represents a part of life with no regrets and a propensity to 'get faded.'

This collection of songs were all written and produced by Swerv Solo with features by Chuck Barks and Frank Drew.

Cover art by @Wildermoose

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DELAFAYE.
#12Management #Ybemediagroup
Track Name: Next Mistake 
Produced By: LJ Holoman Jr
Executive Produce by:TomSlick.

NEXT MISTAKE

DELAFAYE MUSIC's REMIX TO  "LOOK ALIVE" Blockboy

Look Alive Remix - Delafaye Ft Kyng Meech

Produced By Tone Jones
First Featured on Currency Exchange VOL 1 - Bassline Group

Additional Features
Back On My Shit 44 - Dj Smooth Montana
Trap Goddess 5 -Dj Konvict
#STACKORSTARVE
#HOODRICH

Currency Exchange, Vol 1

No Xanz, No Percs- DeLaFaye Music- Bassline Group

WCS RADIO EDITS

Solo (808 Marshall's Closet Edit)

THIS IS YOUR TIME TO GET TO IT SHIT RIGHT HERE! SO GET TO IT AND BE CLASSY WHILE YOU'RE AT IT! OR ELSE NO ONE WILL REMEMBER YOUR NAME.

Pigeon Blood

States were running out of moral ventilators long before George’s last breath.
Invisible disease, spreading fear and death.
“Perfect tests promised for all patients.”
Lies. Just another test of our patience.
From not enough masks on site
to masking murders in broad daylight.
Practicing six feet
to know exactly how deep
down in the ground
we’ll need to be
when we’re really forced apart.
Forever separated.
Which comes first though:
Forever or an end to segregation?
Quarantine becomes gasoline
spreading like racism:
Silent and deadly.
YOUR SILENCE IS DEADLY.
They loot, we shoot?!
Really?
Fck what they’re takin’
Fck what they’re breakin’
This is oppression 400 years in the makin’
Cop’s stars and stripes need to be taken!
Oh. You say you can see?
Well in hindsight, 2020 will leave us all blinded by rubber bullets of unrest.
Loss of vision with crystal clear division.
An eye for an eye.
It’s no wonder we can’t see
that Officer Chauvin
stole all the oxygen.
Sealed it up tight in his pockets.
Where’s the red glare from the rockets?
Death stare - Cameras caught it,
but couldn’t catch his need to breathe.
His need for breath.
George Floyd was KNEED TO DEATH!
Bombs busting, no air.
...
Your silence is replaced by despair.
A nightmare, far from over.
So drunk with disgust we’re sober.
Another senseless murder we can no longer deny.
The National Anthem would have played just over four and half times.
If history doesn’t repeat itself,
it sure does rhyme.
George’s injustice struck Colin’s match.
A spark, a flicker, a flash
-back to the past
to reignite a fire lit
by a kid named Kaepernik.
The NFL sure did cap that quick.
Who? Don’t have a CLUE?
Here’s what I need you to do:
Go STUDY what COLIN did back in ‘16
at the new CANDLESTICK.
This murder’s no mystery.
It’s reoccurred throughout history.
Privilege and power perpetuate the problem.
Stop right there!
(Don’t shoot, don’t shoot!)
We all must admit
a problem exists
for it to be fixed.
-
I’ll say it again
Let it sink in:
WE ALL MUST ADMIT
A PROBLEM EXISTS
FOR IT TO BE FIXED.
Enough is enough.
What’s the matter with us?
#BlackLivesMatter
This banner doesn’t need a Brees to wave,
but does need space when there’s face to save.
Look, the flag makes a better buoy than a blindfold.
If we listen, there are truths to be told.
Waves of injustice are drowning America.
We must be more than annoyed.
Add a sadistic president overjoyed
by 40 million unemployed
to the murder of George Floyd.
What do you get?
You get a gorge of a void
that looks a lot like dawn’s early light:
A glimmer of hope, that we will unite.
Justice awaits like proof in the night
as peaceful protestors propel the fight.
At last.
Twilight is gleaming in the land of the free.
America’s screaming:
“I CAN’T BREATHE!”
We all fall to one knee.
Cue the lyrics from Francis Scott Key.
As they ring out from sea to shining sea,
we’re all drowned by the sound.
Heads are held high under water.
One last gasp.
Derek snatches the air.
Donald fixes his hair.
George lies there,
motionless.
America is drowning.
...
Here’s the question for most of us:
How deep down do you care?

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