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Wishing Well – Jea & Realtok

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Jea & Realtok Came together on this Loudink original track titled Wishing Well. Imagine you where given a chance to wish for some things…. Thus goes the saying if wishes were horses beggars would ride… Listen or ●    

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My Diary

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Mambwe Tha Genius gives us his own version of My Diary jiving on KB’s instrumental while telling his story. There’s also some name dropping of JT5 and some others… Listen or ●   WATCH THE VIDEO    

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THE VILLAGE

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THE VILLAGE by CZAR-INKS There’s a village down the road Whose inhabitants warm hearts Cannot kill the cold They wear smiles like long sleeves Yet beneath lies the burning pains Like peeling off their skins There’s a village of wood and mire Thatched with hatred and jealousy While their kidsRead More »

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OEUVRES OF A POET

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OEUVRES OF A POET by CZAR-INKS* I love to write poems about mirrors Reflections resonates the depth of my soul So can somebody give this heart a pen Because hands cannot write it’s true intentions I love to write poems about clocks we keep them yet we still lose time,Read More »

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MEMOIRS OF LOVE AND LOSS

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MEMOIRS OF LOVE AND LOSS BY Akanbi O. Rhoda A thrilling tale which focuses on the resilience and strength of love, and even, the price paid for it. Many would be able to relate to Adiha, her struggles and determination. Her fierce love for the child she had against allRead More »

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