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The new effort · 2026
Fifteen records tracing survival, identity, freedom, faith, humor, and the duty to carry culture forward.
New single · Featured transmission
Funk-Doc-Meth & The Standard Bearers
“They tried to bury the seed but they didn’t know it could grow.” Trumpets up, crowns on — a roll call from Kemet and Mansa Musa to Garrett Morgan, Banneker and Mae Jemison, calling every young king and queen from Kingston to Accra, London to Brooklyn.
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012026 · Lead single
“The ceiling was glass but we shattered the dust”
A trumpet-led roll call from Kemet and Mansa Musa to Banneker, Garrett Morgan and Mae Jemison — calling every young king and queen from Kingston to Accra, London to Brooklyn.
022026 · Strange Country
“Dem a feeling a man, pushing the road though”
Fresh off the plane, 90 hours a week on the pallets, a metallic-blue Ford parked across two bays — and a new action hero every day of the week. Warehouse life as a double feature.
032026 · Track feature
Dignity under pressure
“They see the clean shirt but they don't know the way.” From the Lagos heat to the cold western grind — a hundred résumés a week, gigs below the grade, and a father's devotion pressed into cotton that keeps fraying at the collar.
042026 · Strange Country
The title track
“Do you love me, baby — or is it all for the taking?” Wet eyes at nightfall, a cold little deal to make it through the week, and a prayer with a face and a name: that somebody out there love me the same.
052026 · Strange Country
Cold country, warm blood
“Frozen in the system, we just trying to survive.” Master's degrees sweeping hallway floors, phantom job postings, red tape as a cage — and a diaspora fighting for crumbs while the block freezes over.
062026 · Strange Country
Who cashes the outrage cheque
“They lock your vision in a digital cage, feeding you a script while they profit off your rage.” Three verses on algorithms, manufactured outrage, and artists selling their soul for the metric.
072026 · Strange Country
Two skies, one voice
“They promised us milk, they promised us honey, but the dark keeps coming and it swallows your money.” Forty years old, a duffle full of hopes, and a warehouse floor in Calgary.
082026 · Single
feat. the Zumunta Mata Choir
“Pour a little water for the souls that we lost.” Ephesians 6 and Revelation 21 over gangan drums — mourning Southern Kaduna and Plateau from a minus-thirty Canadian window, with the Zumunta Mata choir carrying the Hausa hook.
092026 · Strange Country
For Anthony, Alex and Zoe
“No matter the distance, no matter the miles, everything I build is to see your smiles.” Three verses, three birthdates, three children — a father's letter home from the overseas grind.
102026 · Single
Single / Track
“They build these towers high up to the sky, where the truth is twisted and the spirits die.” Kwame, Amina and Tariq — three migrant careers ground down by stolen credit, tone policing and shifting goalposts, over Fugees-esque 90s boom-bap.
112026 · Strange Country
“You showed the way through the darkest of night”
Minus 40, dead radiator, empty fridge — and thanksgiving anyway. Angels in hoodies, strangers turned family, and a closing prayer that lifts the whole motherland: “Bless Africa, Father, richest drum on the earth.”
122026 · Single
“Zion is a mindset, Zion is the healing”
Twenty-five years traded to a classroom that never taught him who he was, a wilderness of doubt at thirty-six, and a rebirth across the ocean at forty — “reclaiming every moment that the system was stealing.”
132026 · Strange Country
“They write the blueprint, we fight the front line”
From the 1974 memo drawn behind closed doors to the oil fields, Bogotá and the Ethiopian famine — then a letter to the freedom fighters who traded sandals for a presidential clock, closing with Garvey, Lumumba, Nkrumah and Sankara.
14Bonus · Strange Country
Hope beneath the Alberta freeze
15Bonus · Strange Country
Carry the culture forward
