Most people think “Farming Humans” is just a provocative title—but what if the system you live in actually depends on keeping you tired, distracted, and economically trapped? What if the real product isn’t food, data, or labor… but you? While breaking down this song, I dug into the mechanics most people never stop to question: how corporations extract value the same way industrial farms do, how government policy quietly serves profit over people, and how consumer culture trains obedience without force. The song isn’t anti-work or anti-progress—it’s about power, incentives, and conditioning. Who benefits from debt? Why is survival tied to employment? Why does “freedom” feel so expensive? Once you see the system clearly, it’s hard to unsee it. If this kind of philosophy-through-music resonates, read the full breakdown here—it goes deeper than the lyrics and connects the dots between economics, psychology, and control : 📘 https://fiense.com/blog/farming-humans-song 🎧 Watch the song on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dxPQ2gXLzI

Ever notice how a few words can start wars, move markets, or change how you see yourself? This song isn’t just bars for the sake of bars—it’s about language as power: who controls it, who benefits from it, and why most people are trained to underestimate it. While breaking down Words, the real theme became impossible to ignore: class, control, and consciousness. Some people inherit money, others inherit struggle—and language is the quiet weapon that keeps that system running. Education vs. edutainment. Noise vs. meaning. The song plays with that tension, showing how lyricism can be both a sword and a signal—cutting through distraction while waking people up to how reality is framed and sold to them. If this kind of philosophy-through-music is your thing, read the full breakdown on the blog here → https://fiense.com/blog/words 🎧 Tidal (links): https://tidal.com/browse/album/442792248?u

...starting with the fact that most of them don’t go to the people you think. The blog explains how big companies and wealthy groups get help from the government all the time, even while regular people get blamed for needing support. If you’ve ever wondered why the word handout only gets used on the poor, this post will open your eyes fast. While breaking down the song, I learned how much of our economy is built on government deals, tax breaks, and programs that quietly help businesses. Most people think “handouts” means someone being lazy, but it usually means something much bigger: how the system is set up. Once you see how common corporate help really is, the whole story changes. The blog gives simple examples and explains the ideas behind the lyrics in a clear way. If you want to understand the message behind the track, read the full post here: 📘 Blog: https://fiense.com/blog/handouts And if you haven’t heard the song yet, check it out here: 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4i5ybYETjo

Most people think the Monday Update is just numbers and announcements — but this one exposes the truth behind the grind, the setbacks, the wins, and the decisions that shaped everything coming in 2026. When I sat down to record this month's update, I realized something wild: Every project from Handouts to Farming Humans to What Now 2 traces back to one theme — how to build something that lasts without a label, without industry backing, and without guaranteed income. This month’s update isn’t just a recap.It's a look at what I learned from: • releasing 233 tracks across 10 albums and 8 EPs • applying for grants to keep the music going • building a system to drop every Friday • fighting through mental health challenges while staying grateful • rewriting my entire marketing approach • and realizing that without community support, the weekly music releases cannot continue You’ll also hear about: • the 2026 albums already in motion • the feature track pipeline • why I scrapped Instagram sponsorships • the mastermind lessons that did help • and why December’s releases mark a turning point If you’ve ever wondered how an independent artist builds a catalog this big on disability income while trying to stay sane, strategic, and sustainable… these updates are for you. If you enjoy this behind-the-scenes and want to help me keep dropping music every week, I need your support. If you want to directly power the next year of releases, features, books, and live sessions…join the membership at:👉 https://FIENSE.com/memberships Members keep FIENSE alive. Members make the music possible. Members get all the extras first. If you want to see the vision continue into 2026, this is where it starts.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING! 🍹 “Cups up" is out now! Stream it everywhere: 🎧 Tidal: https://tidal.com/album/439322648/u 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ4GYnxo99c 📘Blog: https://fiense.com/blog/cups-up 🔥 New music every Friday #NewMusic #NowPlaying