Words from a poem I wrote this morning, a dabble in the thought of speaking more of my written work. 

Audio Recording on Tuesday evening

Zupe Medilin

Memoirs

Zupé articulates the troubles of the young black male in the urban communnity, tried and charged with the stereotypes of rambunctious few, whilst his own actions, desires and lifestyle represents the multifaceted and diverse range of interests and issues that he and other blacks boys do, and can have. Expert instrumentation by Kaytranada and Karriem Riggins. Opulent production by Caleb Samuel.

No Ball Games

Zupé rides a chillwave beat on a guided tour of his mind.

A Messy Mind

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C'est La Vie

Single from my forthcoming EP "Growing Young Brutally".

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Produced by DreAmar - https://www.instagram.com/dreamar__/
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Foot on Your Necks ft Amos (prod. DreAmar)

Zupé in all his arrogance.
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Cover art by Pablo Arevalo
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Palmolive freestyle

Over a 90s esque Hip-Hop beat Zupé touches on the world as it is and his world as it is, production from Cameron Morris.

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In Your Cereal and In Your Serial

In the modern era, few have spoken to and reflected the concept of 'duality' like Chris Eubanks Snr. The marrying of the brutal sport of boxing with the eloquence and elegance of such a gentleman is the inspiration upon which this oxymoronic track is presented. Open with the celestial and timeless vocal of 'Ave Maria' the instrumental explodes into a shattering beat that Zupé sprays over. The self proclaimed 'sophisticated steaze' is a staple of the GBB (GhettoBlueBlood) style, and this track embodies and illustrates Zupé's very own version of duality.

Chris Eubanks Snr - Zupé

Originally 59 came to mind to play off the line 'now my rolls as smooth as royces' to create a flip/double entendre related to the rapper Royce da 5'9, this encouraged me to look up the number 59. According to angel numerology 'The number 5 signifies major life changes and freedom, while the number 9 signifies humanity and humanitarianism. The energy of the number 59 signifies adventure and expressing personal freedom. It is a symbol of change, compassion, curiosity, and wit.' This song, and particularly the phrase 'smell the coffee or smell the roses' is a call to myself to either wake up and smell the coffee, get active about combating the negative things in my life and the world; or continue to smell the roses. Indulge in vices, subtract myself from my surroundings and take in a rose tinted image of the world, continue in a dream like state as if these problems don't affect me, and try to live a very cushy self centred life. Sometimes waking up means leaving the people you lived with in that dream like state, not everyone can be militant or completely present, but I feel like I have to be. The instrumental by Kamal (https://soundcloud.com/subotica_palic) was named 'eco' and the atmospheric beat has a nature feel to it with a strong kick, for me this embodies the fact that even though we're still bickering about people problem's the Earth and environment still needs to protected, the changes happening we still need to prepare for and adjust to, because it's only so long before the beauty of nature is gone too. Smell the coffee.

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