Kyle

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Kyle Remains Humble" on Spreaker. In an age of getting what you want no matter what the cost. Humble is the new organic. Keeping it real and not having to be under tremendous amounts of pressure to always be on. Rapper Hip Hopper Kyle loves the idea of being spotted in a pair of sweats. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is iSpy.

The Him

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update The Him Bucket List" on Spreaker. We all have a bucket list. Even those who've located ways to send their music vibrations beyond the shells they carry. For the DJ duo The Him? It's all about the festivals from Neverland to Coachella. Then it's off to master mixing with the biggest names in music such as Martin Garrix. The latest release from The Him on rBeatz Radio is I Wonder.

Peking Duk

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Peking Duk On Collaborating" on Spreaker. While looking into a night lit sky we never get the opportunity to see two stars collide. But it happens everyday within the shape of sound. Peking Duk and Elliphant have united their creative strings to bring us several streams of connection. Part of their success as a threesome is based on never getting stuck to one particular melody or hook. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Stranger.

Snow

Listen to "Snow" on Spreaker. Awareness is a valuable tool to hold onto. Openly and faithfully I admit that such a seed popped in my head and heart during my years of growth as a Martial Artist. Becoming aware of all things that move is a brilliant journey to study. From the flight of birds to measuring the distance between steps people are making and taking. Awareness. It teaches you to look beyond the sentences people are sharing with you. What is or isn't actuality and how to listen to the curve of vocals to tell a lie from the truth. Awareness. But what happens when it snows in March? It pushes the senses further into the realm of deeper growth. Watching the trees hang their limbs to studying the constant trickle of snow becoming water. Awareness teaches us to realize there's a much bigger picture being painted then the discomforts of weather. My father used to yell at me, "How many times do I have to tell you not to do that?" One time I turned to him and said "But you didn't tell me not to do it. So I did." His reaction is still with me, "I should never have to say anything. You should always know I'm with you." Awareness.

The Search Engine

Listen to "The Search Engine" on Spreaker. I love jotting down quick thoughts. If I don't they'll become lost. Not every thought is a brilliant idea. But thoughts can be looked upon as being building blocks building paths to something that may grow into a perfect picture. Quick thoughts are fun to revisit. Today I go back to January 7 2016. Over a year has gone by. Do the thoughts still have an impact on the present? I live by one rule. It's not about who you are today. It's who you are in the future. It totally takes your mind off the battle of the memory bulge. The most difficult thing about jotting down quick thoughts isn't the physical act itself. It's locating something or someone that understands your visionary way of speaking. Yesterday on my radio channel The Choice I read from an entry made on March 8 1999. It was total nonsense about how we've become extremely addicted to making then instantly spending money. Investing in real estate, the stock market and collectibles. All those chapters ago I feared that one slip of the pen could easily bring down the financial walls of not just me but around the world. The very thing that happened in 2008. Ok so it was nine years later. I didn't predict the future. I prepared for it. Quick thoughts are incredible tools for your future self. Turn it into a game... But don't instantly run back and try to catch up. Let the months and years pass. Then measure how far in life you've truly grown.

Toil

Listen to "Toil" on Spreaker. You can try and run from it but you can't hide from it. We were all born to be creative people. That doesn't mean you have to write music, paint on a canvas or be the master of the greatest kitchens on the planet. A creative mind and heart is like a visionary sent out to explore the Louisianan Purchase like Lewis and Clark. One problem... In 2017 we don't allow ourselves to experience the unexpected before jumping off the path. My question has always been, "Where are the original seeds that send most people in opposite directions?" I think it's in the words we are given. In martial arts they teach us to properly block by barely tapping the approaching fist or kick. Words do the same thing. The tiniest word and or thought has the right amount of energy to take you off your game. Lets twist it. What if that unexpected word in your head and heart was meant to get you back to where your journey was supposed to be. We rarely write anything down anymore. We Facebook and Tweet. But to take a moment to document an unexpected word or thought then let it grow for a moment is that thing we did in the second grade. Yet I believe we can all learn from what's moving through us at the speed of light. When you ignore the moment its easy to become a dried out path of stones that once served as the home of a raging river.

The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 63

Listen to "The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 63" on Spreaker. I sat in the forest feeding thirteen deer. A Norman Rockwell type image. I don't allow them to eat out of my hand. I throw the kernels of corn toward the ground cover and other places of natural beauty. As I watching them eat I began to think, "I look like an old man feeding pigeons." In our personal lives who are we allowing through our hearts to feed our soul? Are we receiving things naturally or depending on another mans hand to buy comfort and security? What we never truly see is what's lurking behind the limbs stuck to the trees. Where we gather there's always going to be a beast. Someone or something that sits waiting for the perfect opportunity to take what has filled us and make it their own. Who is feeding your hunger? Is it the right hand? I talk with more people that are in the poorest of working conditions but do nothing to run into a deeper forest. They choose instead to eat from the palm of the old man. Let me ask "Where do you go and or grow with the supply of food held by the man runs dry?" Starvation makes many animals make bad decisions. A series of choices can lead you toward the limbs of the trees where lurking beasts await your weakness. How do you feed your hunger? ?