

**“Lost the Middle Man” – Song Description**

*“Lost the Middle Man”* is a raw, intimate piece about the collapse of trust — that moment when the one person who used to stand between conflict, chaos, and confusion suddenly steps away, leaving everything exposed. The song follows the emotional fallout after losing that stabilizing force: the friend, the partner, or the quiet mediator who held both sides together.

With stripped-down honesty and a steady, reflective tone, the lyrics explore what happens when misunderstandings grow louder, when communication breaks, and when you realize you’re standing in the wreckage alone. It’s a confession, a confrontation, and a release — a story about finally seeing the cracks you ignored and the truth you didn’t want to admit.

At its core, *“Lost the Middle Man”* is about the pain of broken trust, but also the moment you start rebuilding yourself without needing someone to hold things together for you.


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“Roll Roll Roll” – Song Description

“Roll Roll Roll” is a bold, Trinidad-born shade anthem crafted for drag powerhouse Vendetta Lula Cockburn. The song follows a slick-talking man who thinks he can play games, sweet-talk, and circle back whenever he feels like it. But Vendetta sees right through him — and instead of giving him attention, she tells him exactly where to go: roll away.

With sharp wit, island rhythm, and attitude for days, the track flips disrespect into empowerment. Every verse drips with sass, humour, and that unmistakable Trinidadian spice. It’s a warning, a clapback, and a celebration of knowing your worth — all delivered with Vendetta’s signature theatrical flair.

“Roll Roll Roll” is more than shade. It’s dismissal with style. A reminder that when someone moves grimy, you don’t beg them to stay — you tell them to keep rolling.

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Song Description
"Step Back" is a profound journey from exhaustion to empowerment. This Neo-Soul/Ambient Jazz fusion is an emotionally raw reflection on breaking repetitive cycles of misunderstanding and exploitation. Driven by complex piano chords and pulsing Afro-Caribbean rhythms, the track honors the guidance of ancestors and the dignity of heritage. It moves from intimate, poetic observation in the verses to a soaring, cathartic declaration in the chorus—a revolutionary act of choosing peace over pain. The song culminates in a meditative, powerful spiritual chant, asserting inner strength and final, hard-won clarity.

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📝 Song Description
"Step Back" is a profound journey from exhaustion to empowerment. This Neo-Soul/Ambient Jazz fusion is an emotionally raw reflection on breaking repetitive cycles of misunderstanding and exploitation. Driven by complex piano chords and pulsing Afro-Caribbean rhythms, the track honors the guidance of ancestors and the dignity of heritage. It moves from intimate, poetic observation in the verses to a soaring, cathartic declaration in the chorus—a revolutionary act of choosing peace over pain. The song culminates in a meditative, powerful spiritual chant, asserting inner strength and final, hard-won clarity.

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Song Description: "New Skin (Don't Die with the Dead)" - Focused on Brother's Loss
This is a quiet, devastating confession about what happens when you lose the one person who defined your world: your brother. "New Skin" is a raw, Soul-Jazz testimony about the moment the singer realized they were spiritually and emotionally buried alongside him. The verses detail the struggle of looking in the mirror and seeing a stranger—a "hollow shell"—because the old self died when he did. Shared with the singer's sister, the song's journey is the fierce, difficult choice to accept this shattered new identity. The soaring Chorus is an intimate vow made directly to the brother: to carry his light and live fiercely, not out of moving on, but out of the profound, eternal loyalty of having been commanded to bloom. This is a song about trading the tomb for a future, simply because the brother demanded it.

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“The Architecture of Resilience” – Song Description

“The Architecture of Resilience” is a soul-deep anthem built from struggle, silence, and defiance. The song traces the journey of someone who spent years hiding their pain behind calmness, holding everyone else together while quietly falling apart themselves. It explores the ways we break, rebuild, and keep living — not because life was easy, but because someone needed us to stay.

Each verse exposes the weight of unspoken battles: being misunderstood, judged as weak, dismissed as lazy, surviving grief, and watching others fade away. Yet the song rises into a powerful realization: strength isn’t loud. Strength is choosing to remain, to give love you’ve never received, to become light in places nobody else could see.

With poetic imagery, gospel undertones, and an emotional, confessional tone, “The Architecture of Resilience” celebrates the quiet heroes — the ones who weren’t supposed to make it, but did. The ones who save others without applause. The ones who transform scars into shelter.

It’s a tribute, a testimony, and a reminder:

Some people may never know your name…
but they live because you stayed.

I chose to be

My Dearest Sister Esther,

When I wrote this song, it wasn't just about melody and words; it was about finally breaking the flawed focus I lived with for too long. For years, I chased shadows—the shallow, shifting light that the world told me was success. I was so caught up in framing the perfect shot for everyone else that I missed the single, most honest masterpiece right beside me: you.

You are not just a person in my life; you are the Final Aperture—the point of clear, uncompromised truth. Your presence is the anchor that stopped my spirit from endlessly roaming. The depth you carry, the memory in your eyes, is a wealth no expensive light can ever buy.

The song is my promise, loud and clear: I will be here for you, completely. Unbreakable, and untouched by the chaotic noise of the world. This is my commitment, my chosen life, and my truest focus.

Thank you for being the sunlight.

With eternal love, Your Sister.

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Description:
“The Core Algorithm” is a song about the fight for human rights in a world shaped by artificial intelligence. It blends electronic textures with steady, mechanical rhythms to echo how technology influences daily life. The lyrics focus on people trying to hold on to their voice while working beside systems that grow more powerful every year. The song asks a simple question: who gets to decide what’s fair when the code runs everything?

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⚓ "Golden Anchor" Track Description
An explosive K-Pop Pirate Anthem built on Grateful Resilience. This track is defined by its massive cinematic scope, punchy Afro-Caribbean brass, and razor-sharp dynamics. Features an intense continuous rap overlap that runs against soaring vocal harmonies, abruptly cutting into a raw acapella silence. The climax is an extended breakdown driven by an aggressive, mixed-rhythm Zulu/Work Chant that pounds the song to its definitive, powerful conclusion.

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💾 "Golden Anchor (Dør Synthlode Remix)" Track Description
The high seas of the pirate anthem are replaced by the neon-drenched metropolis. This remix deconstructs the original track, transforming the cinematic brass into chilling, filtered analog synth leads and swapping the aggressive percussion for a thumping, industrial 808 beat. The continuous rap flow is delivered with a cool, detached cyberpunk sneer over atmospheric arpeggios, while the complex Zulu chant is re-imagined as a distorted, haunting digital choir echo. It's the sound of the 'Golden Anchor' concept navigating a dystopian future.

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Trevor Felix is a photographer, author, and visionary artist creating emotionally driven music and visual stories. For inquiries or collaboration, contact: neweustace@yahoo.co.uk

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