🚧 #STILLWORKING MOVEMENT 🚧 - SHOW 🤝 Strength in Numbers: Join Savannah Kuntry's #StillWorking Community Video Campaign. Life doesn't stop. Bills don't stop. Responsibilities don't stop. And neither do we. Savannah Kuntry aka @Nick Blyler is inviting the entire AMP Community to be part of the #StillWorking Movement by sharing a 5 to 15 second video of yourself putting in the work, no matter what season of life you're in. Here are some examples of what your video could be: • Heading to work • In the gym • Writing music • Journaling • Walking a trail • In the studio • At your desk • Working on your health • Building your business It doesn't even have to show your face if you don't want it to; the goal is to motivate others to continue working regardless of your circumstances. How to Participate: 1. Record a 5 to 15 second clip. 2. Post it here or on Instagram/Tiktok story or timeline 3. Tag @savannahkuntry 4. Use #StillWorking as the hashtag anywhere posted 5. You can DM your SHAREABLE video to @savannahkuntry on social media or here on Skool under @Nick Blyler if you'd like to be included in the official community compilation video. (This needs to be downloadble) All throughout the campaign, this will highlight everyone choosing discipline, consistency, and resilience despite life's challenges. You can also support the movement by downloading "Working": Choose the DOWNLOAD option, not "Stream". Please note: Should you tag him on social media, please make sure to SEARCH the song on the platform you are using to include the SOUND. (Story or Timeline) so no copyright issues appear. 🍎 Download on iTunes / Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/album/working-single/6776491699 🛒 Download on Amazon Music https://amazon.com/music/player/albums/B0H3YZP3X1?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US&ref=dm_sh_80Iw8VYoVHUmatgxWgpoUyWu2

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You are stronger than you think you are. Keep moving.

"I Wanna Know Your Name" is a retro-inspired funk single by Karma's Tea. Built around an infectious groove that began with a bass line and rhythm conceived by Mike Desroches, the song explores the excitement of meeting someone for the first time through themes of attraction, confidence, and empowerment in making the first move toward a genuine connection. The lyrics unfold naturally over the groove, allowing the rhythm, melody, and vocals to tell the story. Drawing inspiration from Prince, Chic, and Silk Sonic, the recording blends soulful vocals, live instrumentation, and a groove that feels both effortless and inviting. The song was produced and recorded in Karma's Tea's recording studio, where Mystina Sol improvised the vocal melody in a single pass before refining the lyrics and arrangement. To capture the right feel, musicians from around the world contributed performances as the arrangement evolved before the final recording was completed. The finished recording features bass by Alex "Spanador" Moseley of Cult Jam, whose performance completed the groove that became the foundation of the song. @Tiffany Gaines

"I Wanna Know Your Name" was created from a desire to write something simple, honest, and connected. We wanted to capture the excitement of an instant connection through a groove that felt natural, allowing the music and lyrics to unfold together without overcomplicating the moment. Much of the song developed organically, with the melody and many of the lyrics emerging through improvisation, reinforcing the spontaneous feeling at the heart of the recording. More than anything, we wanted to create a song that feels good, one that captures the excitement of meeting someone new and reminds listeners to trust the connections that feel genuine, wherever those connections may lead. If the song leaves someone smiling and remembering the excitement of a first connection, then it has done exactly what we hoped it would do. @Tiffany Gaines