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New Morning Show With king Stevian - Early In Da Mourning Show 30 Oct 2026

New Early Morning Show

Announcing the Early In Da Mourning Wit king Stevian - Season 1 “Early In Da Mourning Wit king Stevian” written, produced and directed by king Stevian is a 24 episode video series (roughly average 30 minutes per episode) a new daily morning content series. king Stevian currently is on the 13th episode and you have the chance to catch up now. The series is now available only on YouTube here - https://bit.ly/Series-Early-In-Da-Mourning

Key Details; Title: Early In Da Mourning Wit king Stevian (intentional phonetic/playful spelling of “Morning”). Channel: king Stevian/100 kings and 100 Queens S.P.C. Video Net Pix

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Content Breakdown: The videos are high-energy, casual, personality-driven promo with music and singing elements. Structure:Opening hook (humorous wake-up energy) Spoken lines about early morning, “stank breath,” telling listeners to keep their mouths closed while he talks, and sending them to the bathroom sink. It sets a raw, relatable, slightly crude “just woke up” vibe before transitioning into the branding. Theme / branding Core pitch – the series Posts daily between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Topics: music, education, and personal stuff drawn from king Stevian's comment sections. Interactive angle: He replies to and answers comments so listeners can “clearly see.” Extra segment: Capital-city weather reports for the upcoming Friday (so viewers know what to expect in their area).

Engagement calls-to-action Hit the notification bell. Click “hype” and like the videos for more exposure. Share the promo and all episodes across social media. Look for the posts in the 8–11 a.m. window every morning.

Closing; Overall Style & Purpose This is a classic low-budget, high-personality series. It leans into authenticity and direct audience interaction rather than polished production. The host positions the series as a daily morning companion that mixes entertainment (music), value (education + weather), and community (comment replies + personal talk). The humorous, slightly unfiltered delivery aims to feel approachable and “real.”


The Nolan Wells Story song Tells the Story 08 Aug 2026

The 1st song from the album “The Nolan Wells Story” by king Stevian is out now.

The Nolan Wells Story

The song is a rap titled “The Nolan Wells Story” by king Stevian. It frames itself as a call for justice in a real-life murder case involving a man named Nolan Wells.

Link – https://youtu.be/HNuSp9gQpSw

Core story told in the song Setup / disappearance: On July 4th, Nolan went out with so-called friends to celebrate (the lyrics reference “America’s 25th year,” which appears to be a mangled or stylized reference, meaning Independence Day). Hundreds of people were on “the island.” Nolan never made it back to his mother’s home.
The alleged killing: A fight broke out during the trip. Someone hit him in the back of the head. A recording is referenced in which you can hear that he is dead, plus someone saying, “damn it bart.” An emergency call was made; the captain was contacted by one person’s grandfather.
Cover-up claims: The lyrics allege that people connected to a company (described as involved in crime) wanted to dump the body. Nolan’s body was dragged onto the road and left to float to shore after an attempted cover-up.
Aftermath and alleged interference: Someone named Brandon Orlando Tatum was paid to do an interview to shape public perception and claim the group had nothing to do with Nolan’s death. The song portrays the people involved as looking guilty (e.g., how they hold their arms in interviews) and living in fear. It also notes that a Black man would not leave his phone behind, and mentions a last Snapchat as a potential lead that could have helped identify what happened.

Justice theme: The track is presented as an effort to get the story out and seek justice after Nolan was found missing and determined to have been murdered. People involved in spreading the story have received death threats. The chorus repeatedly states “It’s the Nolan Wells story… but in the end it’s God’s glory.”

Tone and purpose: The rap is activist-oriented and accusatory. It mixes narrative details of the alleged murder and cover-up with threats/warnings directed at those the artist believes are responsible (references to being “hunted by,” Crips and Bloods, people from California, etc.). It ends on a religious note (“Glory to God”) and ad-libs.Note: This is a breakdown of the story as told in the song’s lyrics, based on the available transcription. The lyrics contain some clear or perfectly transcribed lines, and the song presents a specific perspective on a real case rather than a neutral documentary account.

CitySide Records Presents the Big 3 on August 28th with king Stevian 08 Aug 2026

CitySide Records Presents the Big 3 on August 28th!

The 1st story of the three is Take Our Estate's Back Story, a story stemming from the newly released album by king Stevian Take Our Estate's Back. This story has hip hop [ music as it's background to sit with the story well as you listen to this important story. This is a story you do not want to miss because it takes you back to the heirs of this land in the U.S. that was stolen by the colonizers and show you how it will be taken back. king Stevian leads the fight in a strategic way that doesn't include violence in it's plot. king Stevian shows the nation and the world that it takes something mightier than physical weapons to ta was and still is ours. The Pre Sale for this album is August 21st. You will want to order this one on USB because it it backed by real Copper and real estate and can be saved as memorabilia to be passed down to generations as the value goes up each month from the uses of it in the market.

The second album of the 3 by king Stevian is The Folded Story. A story with hip hop music that tells the story of how two artist and their fans battle it out to keep their celebrity artist song on top. See who the king battles and see how they settle this feud. And no it's not a battle with Kehlani. You will want to order this one on USB because it it backed by real Copper and real estate and can be saved as memorabilia to be passed down to generations as the value goes up each month from the uses of it in the market.

The 3rd of the big 3 is the album by king Stevian titled "king Stevian Ripcord Remixes"

This ten-track album is the official remixes of the song 'Ripcord" by king Stevian. The album has 10 different mixes to keep you inspired and uplifted in this life where depression is taking over it seems, but king Stevian gives you melodic music with these 10 different mixes of this single which was released previously in 2018 with Tha Gospel Soldier. even though the song still has that artist on it as the main artist, king Stevian helps bring this song to life fully in a new way by calling in D.J. Stevie Tee to produce the remixes. As many listen to this song online now on the major platforms you will want to order this one on USB because it it backed by real Copper and real estate and can be saved as memorabilia to be passed down to generations as the value goes up each month from the uses of it in the market.

WCSE - Christian Rap Radio Launches 2nd Playlist Station On Spotify 27 Nov 2014


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After coming off a successful #1 Billboard celebration for Christ Rappers with Lecrae, the Christian,Gospel label CitySide Records has launched it's 2nd playlist radio station. 1st on Rdio SEE/LISTEN HERE: http://rd.io/x/Rl7iHBgv5zDy/

Then the 2nd on Spotify just minutes ago. SEE/LISTEN HERE: https://play.spotify.com/user/stacyweaver/playlist/1AzeGTvaduPdnRBfNKC035

In the wake of every music video and streaming site running to the punch to see who can be the best service and have the lowest price that can still pay the major label's artist and indie artist CitySide Records,CitySide Music Ministries Co-founder was led to a different solution.......Don't ask for a subscription fee, let the major streaming service do that and just promote a created playlist with your label's/ministry's roster. and so WCSE - Christian Rap Radio was born. Not to mention in just 2 days. On Rdio with just a small 2200 spins of the label's music the label states that their focus is partnering up with the sites that pay the best to their artist and label and it currently has chose Rdio and now Spotify..but whyyyy?

Just this past week Taylor Swift pulled her album 1989 from Spotify and others have followed so we asked the co-Founder why go this route and also why Spotify?

He told us that many indie artist don't know the music game at all and just are focused on getting radio play and streams in hopes listeners will go buy their songs. He also told us that in the last 2 to 3 years major's have focused on streaming as music sales have declined enormously and that indie labels need to focus too with the fact that their ducks better be in a row.

ducks were and said that many writers are not registered with ASCAP, BMI or SESAC and they also need to make sure they have a Publisher and administrator with doing so to ensure their songs are getting to the main streaming sites that matter. Streaming sites like Pandora, Spotify, Rhapsody and Itunes Radio pay both the Writer and the Publisher along with streaming sales as if they were record song sales. So that's 3 times the artist and label get paid from 1 play and many artist and indie labels have no idea of it.

So instead of focusing on sales the ministry focuses now on physical sales online and offline and streaming. Makes sense, just build your listening audience to your playlist (and that's if your catalog is big) and get traffic coming to the station. We prredict if WCSE gets 1,000,000 plays the parties would split $6000.00 but with the fuzzy math of the streaming companies and looking at Taylor Swift's royalty report, it shows they would split somewhere in the ball park of $164 to $400. Now we see why Taylor Swift pulled her songs. Unlike YouTube who do not give fuzzy math they stick to a rate of 0.002 cents per play w/o change. And that's right we said change. In a statement of a undisclosed artist both Spotify and Pandora's royalty rate of 0.002 cents decreases after the plays increase. Hope ASCAP and the other PRO's shove it to the streaming services because it's gonna take WCSE a billion plays in order to even get $500,000.00.

We'll WCSE ya better get to campaigning like the Republicans did against the Democrats and look at votes like plays so they can win this battle. But at least the labels are getting something , there are many stations that don't pay anything. So lets touch and agree that prayer is one of the best remedies for the indies right now until change comes.


.See the Twitter post by King Stevian below:

LISTEN TO Christian Rap Radio on Spotify here: http://t.co/Yl9UrhEueV… http://t.co/ClCIeBi9pg

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