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Kojey Radical has shared a collaborative new single called ‘Same Boat’ – you can listen to it below.
The London rapper, who released his debut album ‘Cashmere Tears’ last September, teamed up with the Alabama singer-songwriter Mereba on the four-minute track.
In its first verse, Radical speaks of “chasing destiny” and being grateful for his lifestyle: “Can’t bring no stress to you mama/ Just want the best for you mama/ Try keep my head above water/ Just gotta be careful“.
For the chorus, Mereba joins Radical in singing: “I know that they watchin’ me/ Still gotta be careful/ ’Cause I know love and I know hate, go in the same boat“.
This comes after Radical shared a poignant hour-long visual for his previous song ‘Proud Of You’ last month. The video was released as part of Mental Health Awareness Week. (read more here)
This journey in Xyion, to me, is the centerpiece of all to come and what shall remain. Xyion, the the term, “Shari’ah”, must be imagined as a geometric diagram, which will clarify interpretation more fully. Shari’ah consist of the circumference of the circle, which obviously the circumference is that which defines it; there is no circle without a circumference. Once the circumference is dissolved, the circle itself ceases to exists. Thus, for every circle a certain primacy is given to its circumference. Likewise every circle has a center and the center of the circle of Shari’ah is the Haqiqah. It is from which is limited and defined by the circumference that is the Shari’ah. Xyion (for me) equals Shari’ah and this balance is the journey.
Kojey Radical has shared a collaborative new single called ‘Same Boat’ – you can listen to it below.
The London rapper, who released his debut album ‘Cashmere Tears’ last September, teamed up with the Alabama singer-songwriter Mereba on the four-minute track.
In its first verse, Radical speaks of “chasing destiny” and being grateful for his lifestyle: “Can’t bring no stress to you mama/ Just want the best for you mama/ Try keep my head above water/ Just gotta be careful“.
For the chorus, Mereba joins Radical in singing: “I know that they watchin’ me/ Still gotta be careful/ ’Cause I know love and I know hate, go in the same boat“.
This comes after Radical shared a poignant hour-long visual for his previous song ‘Proud Of You’ last month. The video was released as part of Mental Health Awareness Week. (read more here)
This journey in Xyion, to me, is the centerpiece of all to come and what shall remain. Xyion, the the term, “Shari’ah”, must be imagined as a geometric diagram, which will clarify interpretation more fully. Shari’ah consist of the circumference of the circle, which obviously the circumference is that which defines it; there is no circle without a circumference. Once the circumference is dissolved, the circle itself ceases to exists. Thus, for every circle a certain primacy is given to its circumference. Likewise every circle has a center and the center of the circle of Shari’ah is the Haqiqah. It is from which is limited and defined by the circumference that is the Shari’ah. Xyion (for me) equals Shari’ah and this balance is the journey.
