
Folk & Protest · “Can’t Fire the Truth” from Impeach Them Now by The People of the USA.
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Folk & Protest · “Can’t Fire the Truth” from Impeach Them Now by The People of the USA.

Folk & Protest · “Hyperbole - Astra” from Impeach Them Now by The People of the USA.

Folk & Protest · “Angry As Hell” from Impeach Them Now by The People of the USA.

Folk & Protest · “Tate Said It - The Mic Remembers” from Impeach Them Now by The People of the USA.

Folk & Protest · “Who’s All This Winning For?” from Impeach Them Now by The People of the USA.

Folk & Protest · “You Swore to Me” from Impeach Them Now by The People of the USA.

Country & Americana · A five-minute outlaw-country rap sheet that reads the convictions, the pardons, the Signal chat, the memecoin dinner and the Everglades camp back at the crowd still cheering.

Country & Americana · A small-town employer cuts a worker's hours, hears the president praise himself on TV, and decides who the flag outside really belongs to.

Pop · A voter who bought the whole merchandise table asks for a refund when the promised comeback turns out to be a repeat.

Country & Americana · A working family keeps every bill and every broken promise in a shoebox and refuses to call this winning.

Folk & Protest · A folk anthem that measures patriotism by how a country treats the people in it, from the checkout line to the border to Gaza.

Country & Americana · A commuter watches the gas pump eat a twenty and wonders who the news is talking to when it says everything is fine.

Hip-Hop · A case-by-case recitation of civil settlements, judgments and the criminal verdict involving Donald Trump, each with its date and disposition.

Hip-Hop · A furious rap about pardons, immunity and budget cuts, built on the idea that one side gets the party and the public gets the bill.

Country & Americana · A mother's Bible on the kitchen table becomes the test for a politics that borrows Jesus's name while pardoning the men who beat police officers.