By Hali Parsons

Femcee Aynjewl Faycc (pronounced “angel face”) uses her grace to produce and distribute her song “Future Planets,” which expresses a collective need to preserve our Earth. “Future Planets” was written and recorded for a Marine Biology course at Southern Maine Community College, summing up a basic apprehension from her studies. In the chorus, Faycc summarizes how much is hidden within our oceans and that our hope lies with economics.

Deep within the rapper’s soul is a sincere sensitivity to the natural ways of life. A conceptual place before the Industrial Revolution is a theme she alludes to often. The idea is referenced in her work as a place where her spirit may have existed in ancient times. Embodying the Information Age, Faycc stays grounded by looking into the future based on what we know today.

Although “Future Planets” does not use futuristic language, it gives us the advice to use political restraint to make lasting changes. What Faycc means by this is that once an elite group knows what you advocate for, they simply dismiss any further input because they have made their minds up about what you have to say. Advocates must be well-rounded to maintain an unbiased reputation for their voices to get heard. You can find “Future Planets” by Aynjewl Faycc on iTunes and Spotify.