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Mental Palace

This song explores my feelings of loneliness and neglect by friends, family, and society.

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Summer

"Summer" is a neo-soul rap cut about Selma, Alabama. The song explores and sheds light on living and growing up in Queen of the black belt (Selma).

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As I Am - Moyana Olivia

This song is written as a letter to the communities that I used to be a part of. I have been on a journey of self-discovery for many years, and as I’ve figured out who I am, unfortunately I have had to face environments that are close-minded and non-inclusive. I wrote this song during one of the lowest points of my life. I completed the demo in my basement on GarageBand and then brought it to the tech center to re-record it in the studio. I played all of the parts on piano and later added some bass and strings as additional production. I am so thankful that the tech center provided me with the opportunity to master my song and tell my story. I am sharing it in order to reach out to anyone who has ever felt hopeless like me and let them know that they are not alone. I want to encourage people to be themselves in the midst of difficult situations, and I want my music and its message to empower people to embrace who they really are and not be afraid to express themselves. I hope you enjoy the song. Thank you for listening.

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La política miente

Canción realizada en el estudio de nuestro ClubHouse, su letra está basada en la corrupción y la política local, contamos con la participación de voces de miembros del Clubhouse Chorrillo de Panamá.

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El Mundo en que nací (The world where I was born)

I produced this song with my friend Lestra. Here we try to share some thoughts about the world we are living. We love music and we think is the best tool we have to express our selves and send strong messages to other people

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You Don't Need Me Now !

You don't need me now is a song written and performed by four of the club members who wanted to make sure they made others aware that they have what they need inside of their hearts.

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INSECURE

i wrote this song because iti s a issue young people have because of constant bulling this making a lot of people insecure

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Rookie Year - L.A. Trello

This is the Intro track of my first solo rap project as an artist called "Rookie Year". I recorded, mixed, and mastered all the songs on my own at the center. I also did the graphic design of the cover art. The project is just about me trying to break into the music scene as an artist, as well as just showcasing my skills as a performer and songwriter. This is something I'm really serious and passionate about. You can hear the rest of my album with the link below. It is streaming on all platforms. https://soundcloud.com/la_trello/albums

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Don't Give Up

a long story tell about life and not giving up on their main goals dreams etc.

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Happy

sad song

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Depression(Wanna Tell You)

Depression is a tale of the rigors of reaching adolescence, while feeling like the voice you've been given isn't being heard or has been taken for granted. This track is an ode to being vulnerable, while creating awareness to the numerous issues that take place in our youth's lives mentally and physically.

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Finding Myself

A song about a young man finding himself

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Cold Nights

Youth display heartfelt emotion about changing the optics and perspective of youth in their city.

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A fight for survival

In the mist of giving in to the pressures of growing up in a world of uncertainty, Romero looks to his mentor, Little, for guidance. In the conversation Romero talks being misunderstood causing him to breaking down and running out of patients. This was caused by the pressures of growing up in a city like Chicago where he sees so much poverty and constant injustice striking the heart of our urban communities. This is still hope. If given the opportunity to make an impact, Romero would choose the power of music to create a sound that will touch the masses and help the village. Little, his mentor, is always there for moral support helping Romero to see the light at the end of the tunnel. If we all do our part and build a bridge (connection with the young people) to on another, one day we will all prosper.

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Fadeaway

Musical representation of unity amongst youth, dispelling all the myths, murmurs about adolescent youth not doing positive things, an ode to our clubhouse and the opportunities it has represented for our youth.

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My Mind

In this song, Trimira Hogan & Bray Otto share a conversation of similar struggles that they are faced with in their current living environments. Despite these hard times and challenges, they manage to find the light in the midst of darkness.

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Time 2 Fight - Queen Ace

This is a song I wrote and recorded myself called "Time to Fight". I wrote this based off the crimes and hardships that happen to the people in my community which is North Minneapolis. At the time I wrote this, a lot of my friends were sad and grieving about recent deaths that happened to young people in our community due to violence. Throughout the song, i mention different alternatives to violence and crime. And when i say "Time 2 Fight" i mean it is time to fight for the right thing as opposed to the same old thing that continues to damage my community. Things like education, jobs, and careers. We should be helping to heal each other, not killing each other. I wrote the song at my house to a beat my bro showed me that i was very inspired by. I recorded it at the tech center by myself but got a little help from J.T. and some other students. I also wanted to use this song to showcase my rap skills. A lot of times i sing, but i wanted to prove i could really rap, and rap fast. Thanks for listening, I hope you like it.

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Why Hate

Hailing from West Dallas,TX; D'Amber Willis aka WDB Dee Dee gives us a lesson on how to overcome the hate & envy that comes with being a natural-born leader destined for greatness.

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I Know

This song is a collaborative piece between The movement city clubhouse and the Boys and girls club from Lawrence specifically for Re@ch media festival. Member from the MC music production workshop produced, engineered and mixed the song. Boys and girls club members came to movement city every Tuesday for 4 weeks in a row to collaborate and write/perform for the record as well. Participants include. Movement City -Jordan Escotto (Verse 1) [Mixing/Engineering/Producer] -Andry Surrun (HooK) -Keegan (Mixing/Producer) Boys and Girls Club Nathaniel Ramos (Verse 2) The song is about their musical ambition and their understanding that nothing is given and everything is earned.

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Close Your Eyes

Jazmine Garcia speaks from the soul, addressing issues & fears that haunt the mind of every youth growing up in poverty.

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King Poetic

Joge's King Poetic is the most popular track from the larger project, Capability EP. The song uses Boombap style drums to catch the audience's attention by providing a familiar sound while lyrics take them into Joge's mind. The song covers topics such as cultural assimilation and oppression in the Americas that have been happening since the mid-1500s. However, Joge leaves some phrases intentionally unclear to allow his audience to think for themselves.

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Flawless

During Summer Camp 2019, a teen emerged as an artist named "Skittles," who created the song entitled "Flawless."

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How Many Times

How Many Times was produced by Damani Gibson and Markell Smith. Lyrics by Marshaun Clark, Anquan Broner, Camerin Cole, Kimberly Jones, Amore Jones and Sanora Foster.

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