May.24.2026
BIG DAWGS REMIX
On “Big Dawgs Remix,” ShiVam hijacks Hanumankind’s own beat and turns it into a critique of identity, industry politics, and what he sees as manufactured hype. The remix questions artists who lean on cultural aesthetics or imported sounds for mass appeal, while also targeting labels and gatekeepers for rewarding marketability over originality, depth, or long-term craftsmanship.
The track also works as a showcase of ability: packed with dense rhyme patterns, internal schemes, layered punchlines, and relentless delivery, ShiVam uses technical rapping as an argument in itself, positioning lyrical precision as proof of what high-calibre hip hop sounds like beyond branding and algorithms.
MAY.18.2026
D.I.Y.
On D.I.Y., ShiVam steps into club-ready territory without abandoning the grounded, everyday perspective that defines his music. Built around booming 808s and a modern hip hop bounce, the track feels like a statement: proving he can make loud, energetic records while still sounding like himself.
Rather than rapping about excess, fame, or fabricated lifestyles, ShiVam leans into gritty bass-heavy delivery and understated confidence. The title D.I.Y. (“Do It Yourself”) reflects self-reliance, not waiting for validation, industry approval, or trends to dictate identity. The result is a club track for people who still catch the bus, work regular jobs, carry stress, and chase bigger things without pretending they already made it.
At its core, D.I.Y. is less about flexing and more about existing unapologetically: ordinary life, amplified through heavy speakers.
MAY.05.2026
W.E.Pods Season 2
Amanda & Dr. Art return with brand new season 2 of the W.E.Podcast this year, kicking off loads of fun and exciting conversations, discussing a plethora of topics that aim to bridge the gap between two cultures and invite listeners be a part of their journey.
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