The Anomalous Rap Archive is my digital home — the place where all my work and story come together. It holds my limited-series hip-hop memoirs, starting with Rising Action Potential, then reaching back to Burn Theory and beyond. Each project is a testimony — told through rap, reflection, and spoken narrative — documenting struggle, resilience, transformation, and truth.

This Archive isn’t just music or podcasts. It preserves artifacts, documents, short video reflections, essays, and an eBook that maps out critical thinking and a code for Anomalous living.

It’s where every piece connects: original songs, audience voices, community-driven dialogue, and the conversations carried in the podcast that expand on each story.

The Archive is built for memory and participation. It’s a place where community voices live beside mine. Every release, every voice note, every reflection becomes part of the record. This is more than a catalog — it’s a living rap archive where personal pain is turned into power, and where collective truth takes shape.

To be Anomalous is to be irregular, outside the norm. I take that difference as strength. We are not breaking the mold — we are refusing to be cast in it, and creating new ways of living through truth, creativity, and resilience. This Archive carries that name, and so do we. We are Anomalous.