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This one is about energy. Not anger. Not bitterness. Energy.
Brixley doesn’t explain herself here. She doesn’t soften the message. She lets the beat lead and the truth follow. Inspired by early 90s dance music and built with a live band feel, this track surrounds you with rhythm and refuses to let go.
It’s the sound of choosing yourself.Of not negotiating your worth.Of letting the music do the talking.
Put this on loud. Let it move through you. Then ask yourself where you’ve been holding back.
William Rochelle, but you can call me Bill
#WilliamRochelle #YOUBEYOULive #Brixley #CreativeProcess #MusicAsMedicine #DanceCulture #WomenWhoLead #Unfiltered #OwnYourName
Before I hit publish, I just want to say this.
This song comes straight from love, joy, and movement. It’s not about perfection. It’s about presence. It’s about rhythm, legacy, and the way music carries what words sometimes can’t.
Ace, I can’t wait to see you this Christmas. This one’s for you, now and always.
Alright. Let’s share it.
#williamrochelle #FromMeToMyGrandsonAce #BigWillie #FamilyLove #LegacyInMotion #AfroBeatsVibes #CaribbeanEnergy #MusicWithHeart #YouBeYouLIVE
DONE BEFORE YOU | Part 2 Brixley
This is what clarity sounds like when it finally gets loud.
Done Before You is Part 2 of a two part musical conversation about love, power, and choosing yourself without hesitation. This is not about getting the last word. It’s about telling the truth before someone else tries to tell it for you.
Brixley’s voice doesn’t chase closure.It commands space.
Backed by live drumline energy and unapologetic rhythm, this record is about recognizing when you’ve already left emotionally and honoring that moment without guilt.
Same ending.Different authority.
If Part 1 was restraint, Part 2 is release.
Listen closely.This is what self respect sounds like.
Watch the video and stay with the story.
#DoneBeforeYou #Brixley #MusicAsTruth #UrbanSoul #LivePerformanceEnergy #PartTwo #WilliamRochelle #YouBeYouLIVE
WE’RE DONE | Part 1 Big Willie
This is the sound of a man choosing himself.
We’re Done is Part 1 of a two part musical conversation about love, misalignment, and the moment when staying costs more than leaving.
There’s no screaming here.No finger pointing.No dramatic exit.
Just the calm authority of someone who finally understands the truth and accepts it.
This song is about restraint.About holding your ground without raising your voice.About knowing that loving someone doesn’t mean losing yourself.
Part 2 is coming next and it tells the other side of the story.Brixley doesn’t echo this perspective.She challenges it.
Same ending.Different truth.
Listen closely.This isn’t just a song.It’s a conversation.
Watch the video and stay tuned for Part 2.
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#WereDone #BigWillie #MusicWithMeaning #SoulAndTruth #BreakupSeries #PartOne #WilliamRochelle #YouBeYouLIVE
I didn’t write this to be comfortable. I wrote it to be honest.
Confusion, Deceit, and Lies is what happens when you stop swallowing narratives and start questioning them. When calm turns into pressure. When silence turns into sound. When rage gets refined into something focused instead of reckless.
This song lives in the space between nature and noise. Between breath and impact. Between grief and resolve. It’s not about left or right. It’s about what doesn’t add up and what we do next.
Listen closely. Then tell me what you hear underneath it all.
#WilliamRochelle #YouBeYouLive #ConfusionDeceitAndLies #SubstackMusic #TruthTellers #CreativeResistance #SoulAndSound #IndependentVoices #ListenDeeper
This isn’t a performance piece. It’s a statement of care.
Christmas 2025 is not easy for everyone. For many, it’s heavy. Financially. Emotionally. Spiritually. And yet, what I keep seeing across this country is something powerful.
People choosing people. This song and this image represent a simple truth. That we are more than our bank accounts. More than our circumstances. More than the stories told about us. When things get hard, Americans don’t disappear. We step closer. We feed one another. We hold space. We remember what really matters.
This Christmas isn’t about what we have. It’s about who we refuse to leave behind. One love. One people. Still rising. Still together.
Because it’s Christmas.
William Rochelle, but you can call me Bill
#BecauseItsChristmas #Christmas2025 #OneLove #TogetherWeRise #HolidayReflection #CareForEachOther #WilliamRochelle
Oh Orange Blob, Oh Orange Blob is a Christmas song wrapped in sleigh bells, soul, and a side eye.
It sounds festive on the surface. Warm harmonies. Vintage holiday vibes. A groove that feels like a classic Christmas record you swear you heard growing up. But listen closer and it’s asking a question a lot of people are quietly asking between the lights and the laughter.
When will this end?
The song uses holiday cheer as contrast. Bells ringing while accountability lags. Familiar melodies carrying uncomfortable truths. It’s playful, sarcastic, and soulful all at once. Not angry. Not screaming. Just wide awake.
This isn’t about hate. It’s about awareness. It’s about watching the same patterns repeat year after year and wondering how long a country can pretend not to see what’s right in front of it.
Consider it a Christmas carol for people who are done pretending everything is fine just because the tree is lit.
Warm. Uncomfortable. Festive. Honest.
When will this end?
WILLIAM ROCHELLE, BUT YOU CAN CALL ME BILL
#OhOrangeBlob #ChristmasWithQuestions #HolidaySatire #StayAwake #SoulfulChristmas #TruthWrappedInTinsel #YouBEYOULIVE #WILLIAMROCHELLE
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