Shades of Fuck is a cinematic pop/rock-opera by Akiva David | Divine Imagination Radio—a genre-blending work that turns history, theology, politics, and consumer culture into anthem, ritual, and dancefloor confession.

Spanning global pop, UK glam rock, minimalist repetition, orchestral cinema, hip-hop, and 80s synth power, the album traces humanity’s recurring cycles: power rising and rotting, faith turning contractual, pleasure replacing the divine, and identity warring with itself. From Eden to algorithms, from kings to code, these songs catalogue how we’ve been shaped—and misshaped—by the same forces across centuries.

Profane but philosophical, satirical yet sincere, Shades of Fuck treats language as liberation rather than shock, reclaiming blunt truth as a form of clarity. Choirs chant like crowds, narrators break the fourth wall, and hooks are designed to make bodies move even as minds reckon.

This is not nihilism.

It’s recognition.

And a reminder that despite everything—

we are still here, still dancing, still trying.