This track captures the quiet moment after chaos - that exhale when you finally have space to feel everything you've been carrying. What starts as personal reflection on parenting, loss, and the fear of being forgotten evolves into a broader meditation on what it means to stay human in a system designed to drain your humanity.

The song explores the tension between survival and actual living - how we're conditioned to see numbness as strength while real courage requires feeling everything, even when it hurts. There's deep vulnerability here about the spaces between presence and absence with loved ones, the guilt of missed moments, and the challenge of modeling authenticity for children in an artificial world.

But this isn't just personal processing - it's a critique of a culture that monetizes every moment from birth to death, that treats mental health as a luxury while demanding constant productivity. The track calls out the economic trap that makes healing impossible: can't afford to break down, can't afford not to work, nowhere to process the weight of simply existing in late-stage capitalism.

The resolution comes through reclaiming the one space they can't commodify: the breath itself. That pause between inhale and exhale becomes an act of resistance, a return to presence that no algorithm can capture or sell.

Lyrically dense but emotionally direct, this is conscious rap rooted in lived experience rather than abstract theory. It's therapy session meets manifesto - one parent's attempt to stay whole while navigating a system designed to fragment us all.

*Raw, honest, and ultimately hopeful - this is what happens when you stop performing strength and start practicing it.*

Sounds of Humanity.mp3

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The WARNING TeePhlow feat Sarkodie produced by Da Hammer

Onipa Akoma 

Me Sika Aduro

Me Sika Aduro (Prod. Yungfly)

Seven Feat Kwesi Arthur

LA FAMILIA (GANG) FT. KWESI ARTHUR & SARKODIE (PROD. BY ALTRA NOVA)

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Audacious and brave.

These are the two words that best describe the rapper and musical innovator Kwaku DMC. 
Regarded as one of the foremost pioneers of drill which is locally referred to as Asakaa in Ghana, Kwaku DMC has  grown into one of the beloved rappers in the West African Region. As his ascent to the top continues, Kwaku DMC's success story began a decade ago in the Ashanti regional capital, Kumasi.

Born Derrick Okyere Brobbey, Kwaku DMC started writing rap lyrics in 2009 but it was not until 2016 when he found his voice. After joining forces with Sean Lifer and Rabby Jones Life Living Records, the label that has helped define and propel the now dominant hip hop subgenre locally called "Asakaa" (or drill music) while unearthing new talents such as Jay Bahd, O’Kenneth, Kawabanga, Skyface SDW & City Boy. 

After putting out singles, Kwaku DMC would release his debut mixtape, "Road to TrApHouse",  the project boasted of tracks like "Breaking Bad", which helped win the burgeoning rapper some level of attention in Kumasi.  By the release of "Road to TrApHouse 2", his profile was being recognized beyond Kumasi and its environs. The single "Off-White" would grab the attention of renowned fashion designer and Louis Vuitton artistic director Virgil Abloh, subsequently helping the song go viral. The friendship between Kwaku DMC and Virgil Abloh resulted in a collaboration on a limited edition of Off-White Louis Vuitton sneakers. 

What sets Kwaku DMC apart from other rappers is his lyrical abilities and street tales. His lyrics are often descriptive and picturesque; something along the lines of the legendary Stanley Kubrick movies. His anecdotes smack of honesty and are a reflection of his own lifestyle - a brilliant combination of street narratives pegged alongside high end luxury tales- a ghetto fabulous story.

King Kong Gorilla’s connection with his fans is highly linked to the honesty in his stories, either on full songs or guest verses. Songs like "Barima", ‘’N.O.D’’, ‘’Oh Please’’, ‘’Ay3 Hu", ''Sinner `` and ''Condemn '' are some notable examples.

At present, Kwaku DMC has three mixtapes - the road to TrApHouse series- and countless singles and guest verses.

Off White Flow Prod By Sean Lifer

Kwaku DMC

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