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⁣I Commend My Life
By Sharman C. ft. AaliYah Taavi & Yehoshua
From the album “My Dayz of Old”

“I Commend My Life” is a surrender song—an offering of the soul to the Most High without condition. Featuring the anointed voices of AaliYah Taavi and Yehoshua, this track is a sacred vow of obedience, trust, and complete devotion. With heartfelt verses and harmonies bathed in the Ruach, it echoes the words of Yahusha: “Into Thy hands I commend My spirit.”

Each artist brings their own depth, reflecting a unified heart cry from the remnant: “Use me, mold me, lead me—I belong to You.” This song is not just worship, it's a covenant in melody.

⁣I'm Done with You
By Sharman C.
From the album “My Dayz of Old”

“I’m Done with You” is a righteous break-up anthem—not with a person, but with the lies, strongholds, and soul ties that once held you captive. In this fearless declaration, Sharman C. draws a firm line between the past and her purpose. It's about severing every unclean attachment, walking away from deception, and choosing Yahuah over everything.

With bold vocals and unapologetic lyrics, this song is a spiritual eviction notice to every force that tried to dim the light. It’s deliverance in motion. A powerful reminder that sometimes, the holiest thing you can say is: “I’m done with you.”

⁣All Bow Down
By Sharman C.
From the album “My Dayz of Old”

“All Bow Down” is a prophetic proclamation of the coming reverence the whole world will give to the Most High. With authority and worship woven together, Sharman C. declares that every knee will bow and every tongue will confess—not to man, but to Yahuah Elohiym, the King of all creation. This song is a call to humble ourselves now, before the day comes when none will have a choice.

Majestic, bold, and spiritually stirring, this track reminds the listener that pride will fall, kingdoms will crumble, but Yahuah will reign forever. Let every soul prepare—because soon, all will bow down.

⁣(All A Struggle) by Shaman C. captures the spirit of unity, perseverance, and fellowship experienced at the F3 Fringed Up Family Fest, held in Atlanta, Georgia, July 7th–8th. Yisraelites from across the United States gathered to fellowship, uplift one another, and enjoy powerful, truth-centered music. I had the honor of attending alongside AaliYah Taavi Dauid and her son YirmeYahu, sharing meaningful moments with the brethren and celebrating community, faith, and endurance. This gathering was a reminder that while the journey may be a struggle, we are strengthened through unity, obedience, and love for one another.

Be not weary.

⁣This WoW Story introduces a quiet and colorless community known as the Uhgs, a people who have lived without understanding the power of light within. As their journey unfolds, the Uhgs begin to discover what it truly means to have a light shining in their hearts—one that brings awareness, warmth, purpose, and transformation.
Through this allegorical tale, listeners are reminded that light is not merely something seen, but something received, nurtured, and carried. When awakened, it changes how a community sees itself, one another, and the path set before them.
Created for families and the Hebrew community, this story encourages reflection on inner awakening, truth revealed, and the responsibility that comes with walking in the light once it has been given.

⁣MicaiYah and the Icky Bugs is a heartfelt WoW Story about a small and often-overlooked bug who is considered undesirable by many, yet deeply valued by the one who rescues him. Through this tender tale, listeners are reminded that worth is not determined by appearance or opinion, but by purpose.
When danger arises, Rayn shows the courage to believe—even when others doubt. His faith and willingness to trust not only save his own life, but also protect his family and friends. What seems insignificant becomes essential, and what is dismissed becomes a blessing.
Created for families and the Hebrew community, this story gently teaches lessons about belief, courage, compassion, and the importance of valuing every life Yah has created—no matter how small or misunderstood.