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The Point of No Return 2: Structural Violence and The Price on a Child's Life

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The Point of No Return 2 ... The Point of No Return 2 single on: Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Tidal YouTube ... Beat by: Ryini Beats Produced by: Eric Leo Original Release Date: Sept 18, 2026

Vote Republican: The Lyrics, the Rage, and the Receipts on a Broken Social Contract

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  Vote Republican ... Vote Republican's single on: Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Tidal YouTube ... Beat by: Ryini Beats Produced by: Eric Leo Original Release Date: Sept 11, 2026 Fuck America, Vote Republican A treatise on the politics inside Apollo iEro's most uncomfortable song The Title Is the Argument Most protest records ask you to feel something. This one asks you to finish a sentence. "Fuck America, vote republican" is not two separate thoughts stapled together for shock value — it's a causal claim compressed into four words. Voting Republican is how you fuck America. The ballot is the mechanism. The song's fury isn't aimed at some abstract national spirit; it's aimed at a specific electoral coalition that has spent forty years converting working-class exhaustion into upward wealth transfer, then telling the exhausted that the problem is their work ethic. That's why the title lands the way it does. Say it out loud in the wrong room and h...

Disgusted: Apollo iEro's Epstein Files Protest Spoken-Word Album

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 Disgusted ... Disgusted (Spoken-Word) Album on: Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Tidal YouTube Original Release Date: Sept 4, 2026 Alex and Renee A Disgusting Society Epstein Class Don't Test Me Are You Blind? Punch A Nazi Petafile Ring The Epstein Class: On Apollo iEro's Spoken Word Album, ICE, and the Cost of Looking Away A Record Built on Two Names Most protest records open with a thesis. This one opens with a memorial. Before the album makes a single argument about the Epstein files, about immigration enforcement, about the machinery of American power, it names two people: Alex and Renee. The lyrics say, "This for Alex and Renee / They won't have died in vain." Everything that follows is built on the weight of that promise. Renee Good was thirty-seven years old, a mother of three, and a poet. On January 7, 2026, in a Minneapolis suburb, she was shot and killed by an ICE agent after stopping to observe an immigration operation in her own neighborhood. She h...