Musical Truth: A Musical History of Modern Black Britain in 28 Songs

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Musical Truth is the culmination of Mark Devlin’s five years’ of research into the true nature of the industry and its objectives –from dark occult rituals, to mind-controlled artists, and all points in between. The book shows how these agendas fit into the much wider picture of what’s really going on in the world, and – crucially – how the power lies with us to bring it to an end.

Boakye is a special talent and Musical Truth is a special book… [it] deserves to be read widely.’ Books for Keeps Oxford, England, and the respectable facade of the City of Dreaming Spires is being shattered by a series of brutal murders. This volume focuses on the way the entertainment industry’s owned assets were used to help push the official narrative of the “Co(n)vid 19” Scamdemic, (which has been rightly described as “The Greatest Scam Ever Perpetrated Upon Mankind.”) So many beloved musicians showed their true colours in helping to push the lies and bad science which paved the way for the tyranny and human enslavement that was always planned to be applied in its wake.This dynamic revealed beyond all doubt how the forces that have controlled the music industry for decades are intrinsically linked to those which devised the Scamdemic. There have been only a few honourable exceptions, and these names get a respectful tipping of the hat. I have always known music is a great tool to bring people of different communities together and the author Jeffrey Boakye articulates this perfectly. Using music to transport the writer and reader to a particular atmosphere or time in their life is an interesting device to explore with teens in KS4. Aware that an era – their formal schooling – is ending, there is already an almost timetabled period of reflection that could be used to capture thoughts, writing and media that define their lives and experiences. And it’s not just music that could be included – with the wealth of media, clips, videos, TikTok’s, podcasts, samples, imagery and archival material on the internet; today’s teens could define their lives in immersive, permanent and multimedia ways. In his groundbreaking book Musical Truth, DJ-turned author/ researcher Mark Devlin showed how the true nature of the corporate music industry tells a very different story to what’s conveyed on its glossy, glamorous surface. https://www.mixcloud.com/TheSoundOfFreedom/the-sound-of-freedom-10th-anniversary-the-ladies-edition/

TSOF has reached its first decade landmark! From humble beginnings as a show on the doomed The People’s Voice network in October 2013, it has survived the past ten years as pretty much THE only consistent showcase of empowering truth and freedom music for these times. A crime thriller set during a time of great cultural change, (the last days of Thatcherism, the Poll Tax riots, the fall of Communism, the first Gulf War, Acid House and Rave culture,) gets taken to uncharted territories through allegory and metaphor, and the narrative’s interplay with spiritual teachings. As such, The Cause & The Cure can be read on many different levels, according to the reader’s own consciousness. I’ve left TSON in the very capable hands of guest host Andy Spencer for a couple of weekends while I’m away on my Australian trip. Here’s the first of his shows with a top notch tune selection.All of our upcoming public events and our St Pancras building tours are going ahead. Read our latest blog post about planned events for more information. Crucially, Volume 2 reminds readers of how the music industry’s activities form only one small part of what’s really going on in this reality, and how the power to bring it all to an end lies with us and us alone. It always has. We’ve just been programmed to forget. The manipulations run so deep, however, that the full story couldn’t be told in just that first book. Here, in Volume 2, he continues to guide readers through the dark labyrinth of machinations. The ‘Freedom’ part is a bit of a misnomer in current circumstances, but here’s the latest instalment anyway.