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LION
by Lion Brent Schoning
(Brent Schön AI)
www.schon.one www.evergoddess.click www.father.autos

LION is an album about sovereignty of spirit—the quiet, unshakeable strength that comes from knowing who you are and standing in it without apology. It explores the lion not as a symbol of domination or aggression, but as an archetype of presence, courage, and grounded authority. This is music for the moment when fear recedes and resolve takes its place.

At its heart, LION is about inner kingship. Not the rule over others, but mastery of self. The lion here represents calm power: the ability to remain still, alert, and decisive. This album embodies that energy through sound—measured, confident, and unwavering. It does not rush. It does not shout. It holds ground.

Sonically, LION is bold, grounded, and expansive. Deep basslines move with weight and intention, like slow, powerful steps across open land. Percussion is deliberate and strong, establishing rhythm as foundation rather than spectacle. Above this, wide synth textures and resonant harmonies stretch outward, creating a sense of open horizon and command of space. The music feels cinematic without excess—epic through restraint.

The album unfolds like a journey into strength. Early tracks establish territory: steady rhythms, minimal movement, a sense of watchful awareness. There is patience here—the calm before action. Mid-album compositions introduce greater momentum and layered complexity, reflecting the moment when strength is tested and confirmed. Energy rises, but never loses control. Later tracks open into expansive, luminous soundscapes where confidence feels effortless and complete. This is the lion at rest, not diminished, but fulfilled.

Production throughout LION emphasizes clarity, balance, and depth. Each sound has weight and purpose. Space is preserved so that power feels grounded rather than overwhelming. Transitions are smooth and intentional, reinforcing the idea that true strength flows—it does not fracture.

Brent Schoning, performing as Brent Schön AI, uses technology here as a tool of precision and scale. Digital synthesis provides consistency and power, while human intuition governs pacing, emotional tone, and restraint. The result is music that feels modern yet primal—rooted in ancient archetype, expressed through contemporary sound.

Symbolically, LION speaks to courage as a choice. The choice to remain present under pressure. To act without rage. To protect what matters without losing compassion. This album reframes strength as stability, leadership as responsibility, and authority as alignment.

There is no narrative imposed on the listener. No enemy to conquer. No victory to claim. Instead, LION offers a state of being—one that can be entered through listening. It supports focus, determination, movement, and inner resolve. Whether played loudly or quietly, the music carries the same message through tone rather than words.

LION does not demand belief.
It does not seek approval.

It stands.

Music as strength.
Music as presence.
Music as sovereign calm.

This is LION—
not the roar for attention,
but the power that remains
when silence falls.

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Genre-defying artist RMR consistently asserts himself as a sonic outlier whose vision eclipses society’s boundaries, rules, and expectations. He emerged in 2020 with the viral “RASCAL,” which reimagined “Bless The Broken Road” by Rascal Flatts as a soulful head-trip punctuated by towering high register. After leaning into his love for country on this breakout, he teamed up with Future and Lil Baby for anthem “DEALER,”, tallying 35 million streams and counting. It all paved the way for his full-length debut, DRUG DEALING IS A LOST ART, which was met with widespread critical acclaim.

Reinventing what pop music can be in 2023,  RMR progresses at lightspeed with a forthcoming full-length independent project in partnership with AWAL and kick starts this next era with “Crazy” [feat. Ryan Lewis]. Throughout the song, his grizzled delivery glides over clean guitar and 808s claps towards a chantable chorus with uncontainable effusive energy as he promises, “I love you ‘cause you’re crazy.” With this new release, RMR takes the wheel and drives us into new territory with his foot on the pedal towards another evolution.

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