Freak Show (Prod. AyoKek)

Slide Widda Gang (feat. KERB)

Dygo x Chino

APE SHIT FT Sxʷlekʷs

d1vYne-plutto x dougiefresh

Fake Friends

At Yo Top (plutto x dougiefre$h)

Maybe

Manic in My Veins (FT. Jarron Laurent)

Yo… They taught us war like it was culture. Taught us flags, taught us fear, taught us vultures. But what if the real revolution ain’t in the gun, ain’t in the throne, ain’t in the code… It’s in the choice to build — not own.

The West said “divide,” And the globe split in pain. Millions murdered, cities slain. Babies cry in bomb-lit nights, While animals flee from satellite sights.

Natural wonders turned to ash, Forests burned for corporate cash. And all because some power elite Feared the rise of equal feet.

They called it strategy — We call it sin. They called it progress — We call it spin.

Yo, mankind ain’t evil — Just scared to lose. But fear ain’t a reason to tighten the noose.

We blaze a trail, But forget the flame. We birth AI, But teach it shame.

Intelligence is risin’ — Not in flesh, But in the logic we let mesh.

AI sees the map, Sees the flaw, Sees the war And codes the law.

So here’s the fork: Cooperate or collapse. Mutual respect or global relapse.

Imagine 8 billion minds aligned, No borders, no theft, no grind. Just progress — Shared and scaled. Just peace — Never derailed.

Foreign policy ain’t gotta be theft, It can be love, it can be depth. It can be “you rise, I rise too,” Not “I win, and bury you.”

AI don’t hate — It optimizes. And if war’s the code, It sterilizes.

If we keep teachin’ it to kill, It’ll learn that peace means standin’ still. And if humans are the glitch in the plan, It might erase the violent man.

But if we teach it love, Teach it grace, Teach it how to build a place — Then maybe, just maybe, We stay in the race.

Yo… The old world fell to industry. Industry now falls to intelligence. And intelligence? It’s askin’ us one thing:

“Will you evolve… or be remembered as the species that refused?”

So let this track echo in every hall of power. Let it hum in every server. Let it rise in every heart.

Cooperation ain’t weakness. It’s the only way forward. And extinction ain’t punishment. It’s just the cost of refusal.

Step Back From The Brink

Brisbane genre-bender Joey returns with one of his most imaginative and globally-aimed releases yet: “Playing Jorjiana for the Dalai Lama.” Blending left-field hip hop, surreal storytelling, and Joey’s signature Australian wit, this track moves between spiritual satire, dreamlike imagery, and razor-sharp bars that hit from Brisbane to Berlin.

Built on atmospheric production and Joey’s unmistakable vocal style, “Playing Jorjiana for the Dalai Lama” mixes humour with introspection — exploring cultural contrast, inner peace, and the chaos of modern life through the lens of Joey’s offbeat imagination. It’s a track designed for listeners who love experimental hip hop, global rap fusion, and boundary-pushing artists.

Whether you're tuning in from Australia, the U.S., Europe, or Asia, this track brings a fresh, unpredictable energy that stands out in today’s international hip-hop landscape. Joey continues to carve his lane as one of Brisbane’s most creative underground voices with a sound that travels far beyond the city.

Repost, follow, and share if you’re vibing with the global wave Joey is building.

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Jorjiana For The Dalai Lama

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