Dive into the captivating world of ThunkDeep's latest masterpiece, "This Much," where the realms of jazz, trap, pop, and dance music collide in an electrifying fusion. This track isn't just a song; it's an emotional rollercoaster, a journey through love, regret, and realization, wrapped in a soundscape that defies expectations and transcends genres.

From the moment the lights dim and the first beat drops, you're not just listening; you're experiencing a raw, unfiltered expression of passion and vulnerability. "This Much" takes you from the intimate glow of a lampstand, through the highs of a new love, and the bitterness of disappointment, all while keeping your body moving to its irresistible rhythm.

The song kicks off with a call to immerse yourself fully, turning the highs up and letting the kick drum pulsate through your veins. Each verse builds upon the last, crafting a narrative that's as compelling as the beats themselves. ThunkDeep's lyrical prowess shines through, blending playful arrogance with a deep, aching tenderness that can only come from genuine emotion.

As the chorus hits, you're hit with the realization – this isn't just about love; it's about the depth of feeling, the things left unsaid, and the pain of being misunderstood. And just when you think you've caught your breath, the trumpet solo sweeps in, a hauntingly beautiful ode to the complexities of the heart.

But it's the raw honesty of the lyrics that cuts the deepest, painting a picture of a love that's tumultuous, intense, and ultimately, transformative. ThunkDeep doesn't just wear his heart on his sleeve; he lays it bare for all to see, daring to admit the depth of his love and the pain of realizing it too late.

"This Much" is more than a song; it's a confession, a declaration, and a dance track all rolled into one. It's ThunkDeep at his most vulnerable and his most powerful, inviting you to dive into the depths of emotion with him, all while losing yourself in the beat.

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"Ganja fo Me" by ThunkDeep is an anthem that takes you on a euphoric journey through the highs and lows of life, wrapped in the warm embrace of ganja smoke. This track is a vivid narrative painted with the colors of freedom, love, and the pursuit of peace. Through a unique blend of soulful choirs and invigorating chants, ThunkDeep invites listeners into a world where the only thing that matters is being true to oneself and living life to the fullest.

With lyrics that oscillate between reflective and celebratory, "Ganja fo Me" serves as a homage to the simple pleasures that define our existence. The choir's repetitive mantra, "All I know, all I show, all I do, is for you," speaks to the depth of our connections and the acts of love that sustain them. Meanwhile, the chants promote a message of unity and personal freedom, encouraging us to "smoke some trees" and "shag some bees," symbolizing a carefree spirit and a deep bond with nature.

The chorus, "Ganja for Me," is a bold declaration of self, a reminder to embrace who we are and what brings us joy. Accompanied by a "dope flute check" and vivid imagery of a life unburdened by judgment, the song transcends the ordinary, inviting listeners to a space where being cordial is valued over conflict, and loyalty is a badge of honor.

"Roll it up, spark it up, light it up," the chant beckons, urging us to ignite not just the ganja, but also the light within ourselves. It's a call to action to live passionately, love deeply, and rise above the mundane. With each "burn," we ascend "higher than heaven," reaching a state of bliss that only true understanding and acceptance can bring.

In essence, "Ganja fo Me" is more than just a song; it's a movement. It's ThunkDeep's rallying cry for a world where peace reigns supreme, love knows no bounds, and ganja is a symbol of our shared humanity. It's a testament to the power of music to unite, heal, and inspire us to live our best lives, one puff at a time.

Ganja Fo Me (Oklahoma Trail Blazer)

"I" decided that im going to start back making music for me. I use to LOVE to make music but then i started to make it for the wrong reasons and trying to please this and that trend and i ended up hating it and swore to never rap write or produce again. i had become angry and having unrealistic expectations on me and people when i should of just enjoyed it. I couldn't make this album in 2002 because i didn't know me. now i do. Im gonna write and produce so i can listen to my shit on spotify etc.

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