Friday Night Funkin 02/07/21

Clarky - Safe Till Tomorrow

The Raveheart Show 006 (18-06-22) featuring 20mins with Mc Amense 

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The Raveheart Show 006 (18-06-22) Mc Amense

AlecFuryClarkyIWillLove

Hope this it's ok with you Clevy  Mate and Lee just trying to Raise Awerness For Sam H and there Amazing work if eny one loves this mix please Go Fund Sam H Scottish Mental Health and Wellbeing eny small donation helps so so much thanks also please check out Dj Clevy & Lee Keenan on all platforms the Boyz Tunes are top notch piece to all have a great week a head 😎🎶🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✌️🌏🕺🤸‍♀️
Here's the Go Fund Sam H Google Link 
https://www.samh.org.uk/
Here's DJ Clevys Links 
https://music.apple.com/gb/artist/dj-clevy/1517628861
https://music.amazon.co.uk/artists/B089XPBCTL/dj-clevy
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3PqIsszc7prGW1wucSJcU8
https://www.deezer.com/en/artist/97302502?deferredFl=1&utm_campaign=artist&utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic
Here's Lee Keenans Links
https://www.beatport.com/artist/lee-keenan/595144
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3vGLeXlNoyhlw6axkZI79l
https://m.facebook.com/DjLeeKeenanmusic/videos
https://www.viberate.com/artist/lee-keenan

Dj Clevy Vs Lee Keenan M.H.z Go Fund Sam H Mix

Darren Glancy & Alec Fury  can't stop

- Label: DNZ Records - Style: Hard Dance - Vocals by: Donna Marie - Produced by: Dj Oskar
JUNO: https://www.junodownload.com/products/nova-scotia-dj-pulse-angels-2022-remixes/5856912-02/
BEATPORT: https://www.beatport.com/release/angels-2022-remixes/3937178
ITUNES: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/angels-2022-remixes-feat-donna-marie-single/1654773423
HARDSTYLE: https://music.hardstyle.com/albums/nova-scotia-dj-pulse-feat.-donna-marie-angels-2022-remixes/118467

Nova Scotia & DJ Pulse Feat. Donna Marie - Angels DJ Oskar HDM Remix

When someone cheats on you and they make excuses.  None of which suffice.

OVERTIME - Timmbo SLice (Feat. Stone Jackson)

 Veltr!x and the Power That Found Him 

Before the name Veltr!x meant anything to anyone, Cory Fletcher  was just a lost boy—drifting through the system, in and out of boys’ homes across Minnesota. No one asked why he kept running. No one asked what he was chasing. But he knew: it wasn’t escape. It was signal.
He’d lie awake in bunk beds with broken springs, staring at ceilings that never changed, replaying melodies in his head like prayers. Music was the only thing that didn’t abandon him. The only thing that didn’t punish him for feeling too much.

 The First Spark 
One night, in a group home far from Sauk Centre, Veltr!x found an old boom box buried in a closet under board games and broken promises. The tape deck was cracked. The volume knob spun without grip. But when he hit play—just once—it roared.
Static. Then bass. Then a voice that sounded like it had lived through fire.
That moment rewired him.
He wasn’t just surviving anymore. He was translating.
Every beat became a memory.
Every lyric, a scream he couldn’t voice.
Every mixtape he built was a map out of the dark.
He started recording over old tapes—layering his own voice, his own pain, his own pulse.
The boom box didn’t just play music.
It played him.

 The Belief That Built Him
Veltr!x didn’t become a producer to chase fame. He became one because he knew what it meant to be unheard.
He started saying it out loud:
• 	“Music has power to change you.”
Because it changed him—from a forgotten file in the system to a visionary force.
• 	“Music has power to help you.”
Because it helped him survive nights no one knew he was crying.
• 	“Music has power to lead you.”
Because it led him out of silence, into sound.
• 	“Music has power to empower you.”
Because it gave him control when the world kept taking it away.
• 	“Music has power to help you.”
Again and again. Because some truths deserve to be repeated until they’re felt.

The Mission Now
Veltr!x doesn’t just make music. He builds emotional architecture.
Every track is a shelter.
Every suite is a story.
Every drop is a declaration.
He’s not just producing sound.
He’s producing power—for every kid who ever felt lost, voiceless, or invisible.

Power in The Pulse


I was a lost boy.
In and out of homes.
No one asked why I ran.
But music did.
It didn’t ask.
It answered.


Cracked keys in a rec room,
Ceiling full of static dreams.
Bunk bed prayers and broken springs,
No one heard what silence screamed.
I found rhythm in the wreckage,
Found light inside the hiss.
Every note I stitched together
Was a truth the world had missed.


They said I was too loud,
Too wild, too much to hold.
But music held me tighter
Than any hand ever told.


Music has power—power to change me.
Power to lead me when no one could save me.
Power to help me, power to heal.
Power to show me what’s broken is real.
Power to rise, power to scream.
Power to build from a shattered dream.
I’m not just noise—I’m proof.
There’s power in the pulse. 


Group home ghosts in my rearview,
But I still hear their cries.
So I lace them into basslines,
Let their stories amplify.
I don’t make tracks—I make shelter.
I don’t drop beats—I drop truth.
Every synth is a survival,
Every hook is living proof.


I believe in this.
Not because it’s pretty.
But because it saved me.
Because it sees you.
Because it leads you.
Because it empowers you.
Because it helps you.
Again and again and again.


 Music has power—power to change you.
Power to lead you when shadows invade you.
Power to help you, power to fight.
Power to turn your dark into light.
Power to rise, power to scream.
Power to build from a shattered dream.
You’re not just noise—you’re proof.
There’s power in your pulse. 


I was a lost boy.
Now I’m a signal.
Transmitting, to empower you!

AlecFuryClarkyIWillLove

Alec fury