•  The song title "Destroying Of Another Culture Is Not Civilized Culture"

 

Music genre: Deep House

Albums: African Civilizations Vol.1, Top Singles Of Michael Prince Johnson, and African History Vol.1

Released: 2018 & 2022

Label: WorldOceanMusicGroup.com

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The title reflects a historical observation: cultures built on disrespect, exploitation, and the devaluation of others can lead to the destruction of civilizations. European colonial and political interventions have, historically, disrupted African societies, cultures, and histories, often extracting resources and imposing systems that undermined indigenous social structures.

African cultures, histories, and civilizations have been resilient despite these challenges, yet colonial legacies contributed to internalized cultural shame and self-criticism among African communities. Historically, African societies were highly organized, socially cohesive, and culturally rich. Respect, equality, and shared community values were central to their civilizations.

For example, in ancient Kemet (Egypt), women were revered, and relationships between men and women were based on respect and unity. Over time, external influences introduced social systems that devalued women and disrupted these relationships. Similarly, religious systems imposed without full understanding or critical examination can sometimes contribute to division, as seen in conflicts between groups influenced by Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and traditional African religions.

Ancient African civilizations often emphasized unity and social cohesion, and the historical record demonstrates that societies thrive when equality, respect, and cultural appreciation are maintained.

Song title: “European Scholars Proved Kemet-Egypt Is Black African Civilization”

Music genre: Deep House
Albums: African Civilizations Vol.1 and African History Vol.1
Released: 2018, 2019, 2022

This song highlights the evidence that Kemet (ancient Egypt) was an African civilization created by Black Africans. European scholars, historical records, and modern scientific evidence—including DNA studies—support this conclusion. The word “Kemet” itself refers to the “Land of Black People.”

Greek and Roman historians consistently described ancient Egyptians as Black Africans, and physical evidence—such as depictions of skin color, hair texture, nose, facial features, hairstyles, clothing, and artifacts—supports this understanding. Additionally, the preservation and study of African artifacts, combined with genetic research, confirm that African civilizations originated, developed, and thrived through the contributions of Black Africans.

All evidence points to the fact that African civilizations have been foundational in the development of human culture, knowledge systems, writing, and belief structures. Recognizing this history is essential to understanding both Africa’s past and its continuing influence on the world today.

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Song Title: “List of African Civilizations”

Music Genre: Dancehall
Albums: African Civilizations Vol.1, Top Singles Of Michael Prince Johnson
Released: 2018
Label: WorldOceanMusicGroup.com

This song emphasizes that Black Africans built advanced civilizations long before external contact with Europeans or Arabs. African civilizations were highly developed, rich in culture, governance, and social organization, and contributed significantly to human progress globally.

List of Well-Known African Civilizations:

• Kemet-Egypt

• Nubian Kingdom

• Nok Culture

• Kingdom of Kush

• Zulu Kingdom / Zulu Empire

• Land of Punt

• Carthage

• Kingdom of Aksum

• Mali Empire

• Songhai Empire

• Great Zimbabwe

• Ghana Empire / Awkar

• Benin

• Influence on Xia Dynasty (China, 2205–1766 BCE), Shang Dynasty

• Over 100 other African kingdoms

African civilizations contributed to the development of social, economic, technological, and spiritual systems that influenced other regions and civilizations around the world.

Song Title: “Cover-Up of the Accomplishments of Black Africans”

Music Genre: Deep House
Albums: African History Vol.1, African Civilizations Vol.1, Top Singles Of Michael Prince Johnson, African Civilizations Vol.5
Released: 2018, 2019, 2022

Label: WorldOceanMusicGroup.com

This song highlights historical and ongoing efforts that have obscured the contributions of Black Africans. African civilizations had rich traditions, governance, and economies long before European and Arab contact. Historical evidence—including DNA studies, archaeology, and ethnography—confirms that the origins of many human advancements, religions, and civilizations can be traced to Africa.

European and Arab expansion introduced new religions, political systems, and trade networks, which altered social structures in Africa. Historical scholarship demonstrates that ancient Africans excelled in:

• Governance and law

• Science, mathematics, astronomy, medicine

• Writing and communication systems

• Architecture and urban planning

• Philosophy, music, and art

Historical documentation, such as the works of Herodotus, confirms that African civilizations were advanced and influential in the development of human knowledge and culture.

Song Title: “List of Black African Religions”

Music Genre: Deep House
Albums: African History Vol.1, African Civilizations Vol.1, Top Singles Of Michael Prince Johnson
Released: 2018 & 2022
Label: WorldOceanMusicGroup.com

All African civilizations practiced traditional African religions, which remain in practice today. These religions were spiritual, natural, and deeply connected to:

• Energy, vibrations, frequency, and sound

• Mathematics, biology, and human anatomy

• Consciousness, mediation, and life after death

• Harmony with nature and the cosmos

Examples of African Religions:

• Bantu (East, Central, Southeast, Southern Africa)

• Bushongo, Lugbara, Baluba, Mbuti (Congo)

• Dinka, Lotuko, Kemet-Egyptian (Sudan & Egypt)

• Hausa animism, Edo, Efik, Dahomean (West & Central Africa)

• Akamba, Maasai, Kalenjin, Dini Ya Msambwa (East Africa)

• Zulu, Tumbuka, Lozi (Southern Africa)

• West African Voodoo, Yoruba (Ghana, Benin, Togo, Nigeria)

• Dogon (Mali)

• Serer (Senegal, Gambia, Mauritania)

• Dahomean, Akan (Benin, Togo, Ghana, Ivory Coast)

Traditional African religions informed governance, morality, science, spirituality, and culture across civilizations and continue to influence communities globally.

Song Title: “Truth About Voodoo Religion”

Music Genre: Funk
Album: African History Vol.1
Released: 2022

Label: WorldOceanMusicGroup.com

Voodoo, originating in West Africa (Benin), is a spiritual practice based on understanding energy, vibrations, sound, and the natural world. Rituals are informed by mathematics, consciousness, and the human experience. During the transatlantic slave trade, African religious practices, including Voodoo, were carried to the Americas and adapted in regions such as Haiti, Louisiana (New Orleans), the Caribbean, Brazil, and other countries.

Voodoo emphasizes:

• Spirituality and energy

• Harmony with natural laws

• Knowledge and cultural continuity

• Life after death and ancestral connection

Song Title: “Manipulation”

Music Genre: Hip Hop / RnB / Soul
Album: History of Epidemics
Released: 2021

Label: WorldOceanMusicGroup.com

This song addresses how cultures and governments influence public perception and human rights. It uses COVID-19 as a case study to illustrate the importance of:

• Personal choice in healthcare

• Evidence-based approaches to public health

• Understanding the interaction between culture, governance, and science

The song emphasizes that African nations and communities have demonstrated resilience and adaptability during global crises, often approaching solutions in ways that align with local knowledge and community cohesion.

 

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