"Righteous Love" is an R&B/Soul track that frames a romantic relationship as a sacred, covenant-based union rooted in shared cultural and spiritual heritage. It blends chill grooves with intimate harmonies to portray a love that is "ancient, but brand new"—built on honor, devotion, and divine promise. The lyrics intertwine themes of legacy, Torah observance ("Tzi-Tzi swaying," keeping Sabbath), and royal identity ("melanin and Torah we’re the culture"), presenting the couple as chosen builders of a "kingdom" and reclaimers of a stolen story. This love is depicted as serious, set apart, and destined, with every touch and kiss written as a "blessed union" in the air.

Righteous Love

This erotic, worship-inspired song , "Fruitful," inspired by Genesis 1:28, depicts covenantal lovemaking between a man and a woman as holy, righteous, and ordained. The lyrics blend passionate physicality—"this body's your garden," "spirit, soul, and skin"—with spiritual purpose: "making love until we multiply," "one flesh beneath the sky." The male and female vocals express mutual pleasure and surrender as a divine act, framed by heavy breathing and sensual production, culminating in whispered vows of belonging and fruitfulness.

Fruitful (Genesis 1:28)

This is a modern spiritual anthem that turns surrender into a bold command. It begins with a soulful call from the edge of uncertainty and erupts into a defiant chorus—a fierce declaration of "faith over fear" when there's nothing left to lose. The track masterfully weaves soaring vocals and raw, gritty rap into a unified testimony of unwavering commitment, trading logic for conviction and doubt for a sharper vision. It’s a direct, powerful demand to stop running, stand your ground, and step into your promise.

Be It Unto Me

A defiant, spiritual command where faith is claimed as a weapon. It’s a direct call to action—moving from a point of crisis at life’s edge into a powerful demand for destiny to unfold. The song is built on a stark, powerful contrast between soaring, anthemic vocals and gritty, grounded rap, creating a unified force of pure conviction. It argues that true surrender isn’t weakness, but a radical, courageous choice to step forward without seeing the ending, armed only with a clear and unwavering “yes.” The track leaves you with a single, resolute edict: no more running. No more hiding. Your weapon is your faith—now stand your ground.

Deep Mourning

This is a dramatic spiritual dialogue set against the tension between holiness and temptation in the urban landscape. A voice of worldly wisdom cloaked in Harlem's streets offers "freedom" through experience, while a voice of deep-rooted faith stands firm, rejecting the lure in favor of a divine covenant and a Father's unwavering love. The track weaves these two powerful, conflicting testimonies into a tense narrative about choice, loyalty, and the ultimate source of true identity and peace.

Forbidden Fruit (Conversation between Eve and Satan Genesis 3:1)

This is a raw, soul-stirring internal duel between a deep-rooted, unwavering faith and a worldly temptation dressed as enlightenment and self-actualization. Set against a backdrop of dusty, soulful R&B beats, it captures the torment of being pulled between divine truth and a seductive, honeyed logic that promises godlike power. The track is a haunting portrayal of the ultimate spiritual test, asking what you're willing to forsake to truly become the master of your own fate Genesis 3:1

Apple of my eye (caught between Your truth and this sweet lie) Genesis 3:1

This is a contemporary urban fable of forbidden love, reframing the ancient biblical saga of King David and Bathsheba as a gritty, street-level tragedy set against the sweltering backdrop of the Bronx.1 The song explores the tension between guilt and devotion, where a rooftop temptation leads to a covenant of blood, and the characters wrestle with divine judgment while justifying their actions as a "blessing."2 Ultimately, it's a raw confession set to a modern boom-bap beat, where the protagonists declare they'd commit the sin all over again for a love they call their sacred truth.

David and Bathsheba (2 Samuel 11:1-5)

This is a soulful affirmation of chosen identity and generational resilience. It's a spiritual declaration where ancient covenant and personal destiny converge, weaving grandmother's prayers, cosmic connection, and historical perseverance into a modern anthem of rising. The song frames the journey from persecution to promise as living proof of a divine blessing that pulses through the bloodline, making survival an act of spiritual brilliance.

Covenant Blood

This is an aching, visceral meditation on life's terrifying fragility and the desperate, beautiful urgency it creates. Built as a haunting dialogue, it argues that love is the only meaningful rebellion against our fleeting, vapor-like existence, where every touch withheld is a moment forever lost. The song is a stark, poetic plea to burn brightly with everything we have, right now, before the borrowed time runs out.

Mist of Tomorrow

In the midst of the chaos, the noise, and the constant battle, there is a divine command that brings ultimate peace: "Be still, and know that I am YAH." This chill rap track, "Be Still," is a musical meditation on Psalm 46:10, crafted specifically for our Hebrew Israelite brothers and sisters.

Apple of my eye (caught between Your truth and this sweet lie) Genesis 3:1

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