Timid writes, “We live through trauma. The legacy of our ancestors being enslaved, the systematic racism that still exists today, and the trauma of an image of us that was made by others, is the kind of trauma constantly being reinforced every day and can weigh heavy on the psyche. What we and others must …
Timid set to release the new single “We Were Never The Problem” on 2.28.2022.
We’ve been here before. We’ve overcome so much. We won’t ever stop. We don’t give up. We are some of the most resilient people ever created. We always Stand Up. Lyrics:We’ve gone against the mostpowerful nations on earthand continue to show our worthwe don’t cower we get to workThat’s our power, because we’re birthedInto the …
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Upon the urge “to lay something down”, Timid releases a quick verse under the video title of “Know your worth”. Lyrics What are we fighting for, we push the culture forward by outreaching a hand and moving closer toward the unity, that frightens the, powers that be that powerful we, that towers over trees Recognize …
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Life shapes people’s outlooks in a variety of ways. Some become more guarded while others more open. The one universal goal should be to grow into a more positive space. To get that message across, Tomie from Osaka, Japan reached out to Timid to collaborate on “H.U.G.S. (Helping Us Grow Spiritually)“. Timid was impressed and …
Timid joins Japan’s Drynage Orchestra which consists of the producer GG and Steez & Grow-D of the group Garahavi for “Forbidden Fruit“. Garahavi takes their name from the classic Edo G song “I Gotta Have It” which when said in Japanese sounds like Garahavi. Coincidently, Timid linked with the group when he and Edo G …
Where could Trump be headed? Where is his final destination? Lyrics: Hit the road trump And don’t return chump No more, no more, no more, no more I said hit the road, step, move, fool get ghost You’ve overstayed your welcome in the home of the host You’re doing the most, and none of it’s …
The NYC-based world traveling emcee, Timid, connects with underground rap legend Q-Unique (Arsonists) for a lyrically rich, conversation-starting new single, “Who’s To Blame,” bolstered by Skammadix’s strings-heavy production. Those who have heard Timid’s previous work, including this year’s great “I Love You” single, already know how the New Yorker can get busy on the mic. …