Zouk October 25

Parado no bailao - Auler's touch

“After the Blur” is a soul-deep journey through emotional clarity, crafted by Kaelion with haunting precision and poetic restraint. Across 20 tracks, the album explores what remains after the chaos fades — the quiet truths, the unsent signals, the soft armor we wear to survive love.

Each song is a vignette: cinematic, intimate, and structured like a memory. From the ambient ache of “Poignant Flow” to the sensual defiance of “Spicy Hot Ballads,” Kaelion builds a sonic archive that feels lived-in and timeless. The production is minimalist but textured — ambient pads, lo-fi percussion, soft piano, and vocals that glide between confession and control.

Themes of emotional interference, quiet resilience, and late-night vulnerability run throughout. The album doesn’t chase resolution — it honors the blur, the bloom, and the breath that follows.

1. Glass Pulse

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A bold and emotional R&B anthem rising from struggle and survival, “Out the Ashes” blends smooth vocals with cinematic soul, capturing the voice of a generation reclaiming its fire.

OUT THE ASHES

A hypnotic anthem about surrendering to the pull of love — when you dive deeper, you don’t fight it, you flow with it. Drown Me Slow blends soulful female R&B vocals with trap bounce and trance waves, creating a dark, cinematic vibe that lingers long after it fades. 🌊✨

Drown Me Slow

Lyrics by me, Beat and Vocals by Jukebox AI

Skyline

[Verse 1]
I’m scribblin’ verses on overdue bills,
Heart heavy, fridge empty, but the pen still spills.
Momma said, “Baby, get yourself a nine-to-five,”
But the thought of clockin’ in – it would kill my vibe.

See, I’m married to the struggle, faithful to the grind,
Questionin’ my worth in the back of my mind.
The world don’t applaud when you’re broke and stressed,
But the art in my chest – that’s the thing I confess.

[Chorus]
Some days I’m broken, some nights I pray,
Dreams don’t pay the rent but I chase ‘em anyway.
I’ve been down in the dark, still I find my way,
’Cause this love for the music – it saves me every day.

[Verse 2]
Voices in my head say, “Quit, man, you done.”
But another voice whispers, “Nah, your story just begun.”
I been starvin’, been doubtin’, been drownin’ in doubt,
Lookin’ up at the ceiling, tryna figure it out.

Every like, every stream feels smaller than it seems,
But I know a regular life could kill all my dreams.
I’m addicted to the mic, to the stage, to the pain,
Even when the storm’s heavy – I dance in the rain.

[Chorus]
Some days I’m broken, some nights I pray,
Dreams don’t pay the rent but I chase ‘em anyway.
I’ve been down in the dark, still I find my way,
’Cause this love for the music – it saves me every day.

[Verse 3]
There’s a spark in the silence, hidden some days,
It’s the letters that remind me how my music saves.
It’s the faces in the crowd when they sing my lines,
It’s the strangers tellin’ me that my words healed their minds.

It’s my people in the corner sayin’, “Keep on, fight,”
It’s the fire in my soul when I’m up all night.
Yeah, the struggle’s real – but the gift is too,
And the light that I carry – that’s my truth, that’s my proof.

[Chorus]
Some days I’m broken, some nights I pray,
Dreams don’t pay the rent but I chase ‘em anyway.
I’ve been down in the dark, still I find my way,
’Cause this love for the music – it saves me every day.

Outro
my purpose, my purpose, yeah my purpose, 

Purpose ft. Raquél & Malique

HOT WAVES is a nocturnal journey through a city of electric ghosts and quiet battles. It's the sound of navigating internal chaos under the glow of neon lights.

Blending the ice-cold confidence of UK rap with the introspective pulse of late-night trap, this album rides on deep 808s and hypnotic electro waves. Inspired by the sharp precision of Central Cee and the moody atmospheres of Drake, each track is a conversation with the self, channeling doubt, rage, and hope into a relentless, controlled flow.

This isn't just music.
This is a frequency.

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"Conversations" is more than a song — it’s a prayer, a reflection, and a dialogue with God.

After a lifetime of pain, loss, and redemption, Yung Malo sits down with the Creator to express pure gratitude — for the blessings, the lessons, and the strength built through struggle.

This track dives deep into themes of faith, forgiveness, resilience, and self-love, reminding us that the hardest battles often teach the most beautiful truths. From the streets to serenity, it’s a story about finding peace in presence and strength in surrender.

🎶 Genre: Spiritual Hip Hop / Conscious Rap / Soul

🔥 For fans of: NF, Joyner Lucas, Lecrae, J. Cole, Kevin Gates

✨ “Every scar is a story, every tear is a seed.”

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Conversations

“Back Again” is a heartfelt pop/R&B track about rediscovering love after time apart. With smooth vocals, lush synth textures, and emotionally charged lyrics, it captures the bittersweet moment of reunion — when memories and hope collide. The song blends introspective verses with an anthemic chorus, creating a cinematic and timeless sound that resonates deeply with anyone who’s ever found their way back to someone they loved.

Back again


If love was hate… and hate was love…
Would we still call it pain,
or would we just call it us?

 “Mmm… love… hate…”)


We fight to feel, we love to bleed,
Confuse what we want with what we need.
Every kiss feels like a crime,
Every lie still sounds like a rhyme.

 Like a rhyme, like a rhyme…


 We build our heaven from broken faith.
 And call it love when we can’t escape.
Ohh, what are we running from?


If love was hate and hate was love,
Would it still hurt, or would it lift us up?
If right was wrong and wrong was right,
Would we still fight, or hold on tight?
If love was hate… and hate was love…

“Would it still be love…”)


We fall for pain like it’s holy fire,
Can’t tell devotion from desire.
Every “sorry” feels the same,
Another verse in a losing game.

 Losing game… losing game…


 Maybe we don’t know what we’re feeling.
 Maybe love’s just pain that’s healing.
If hate can hold and love can burn…
Then maybe both are lessons we learn.



If hate was love…
Would you still need me?
If love was pain…
Would you still believe me?

 “believe me… believe me…”)


If love was hate and hate was love,
Would we still pray to the stars above?
If truth was lies and lies were true,
Would I still find my way to you?


If love was hate… and hate was love…
Would it still mean… us?

“Would it still mean… us… oh yeah…”)



 Love… hate… love… hate…
If love was hate…
then I guess we never knew what it really was.



F.I.H. – “If Love Was Hate (and Hate Was Love

These Walls Written By S’myth

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JP Cooper - Mercy - Douglas Costa ft. L Machado (Zouk Music)

Peter Manos - In My Head - Douglas Costa ( Zouk Music )

Yung Malo creates music addressing socio-economic, political, and environmental issues giving listeners 360 insight and perspective.


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DJ Fernando Pena, a passionate music enthusiast hailing from the vibrant culture of Brazil. His journey through the world of music and dance started when he made the bold move to Dublin in 2015. Since then, he has honed his skills as a DJ, specializing in the captivating rhythms of Brazilian Zouk.

Fernando's love for music is not limited to the DJ booth; he's a versatile dancer proficient in a wide range of Latin dance styles, including Zouk, forró, samba, bachata, salsa, kizomba, bolero, and tango. His unique blend of DJing and dancing sets him apart, making him a dynamic force in both the DJ and dance communities.

Today, you can find DJ Fernando Pena as a resident Zouk DJ in Dublin, where he is on a mission to nurture and expand the zouk community in Ireland. His infectious passion for zouk transcends borders, as he aims to introduce this mesmerizing genre to enthusiasts around the world.

Fernando thrives on feedback, believing it's an essential part of growth, and he welcomes it with open arms. With his music and moves, he strives to unite people across cultures, using the universal language of dance and rhythm to bring joy to the world.

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