Album · Mar 5, 2026
Bless The Most High
Twelve tracks, one testimony — the album the Friday 8 PM Album Special plays in full, in album order.
The House
One house. Five doors.
Siw’eL Tunes is a media group: a Bronx-based house where the music is made, broadcast, reviewed, distributed, and published — every floor under one roof, every floor with its own door. The house is founded and directed by Arthur Brown — Siw’eL Tunes, Founder & Program Director of Concrete Jungle Radio.
Nothing here is five separate hustles. It is one operation: the same studio that produces the records runs the station that plays them, the desk that grades them in the open, and the label rail that carries them to the world. Start at any door — you are in the same house.
Floor One — Broadcast
Concrete Jungle Radio
The broadcast floor. Concrete Jungle Radio is the first and only Bronx-based, community-owned station on the air all day and all night, in English and in Spanish — conscious indie music and spoken word, streaming worldwide from the Bronx, live 24/7. Sponsors and community voices reach the city through the station’s own panel and sales desk.
The proof: a live, published program clock, on air around the clock — morning, midday, evening, and overnight shows, seven days a week. Siw’eL Tunes serves as the station’s Founder & Program Director.
Floor Two — Production
The making desk
The production floor makes everything the other floors move: original music, produced radio segments and full shows, jingles and station imaging, and educational series — including La Palabra del Campeón, where English pronunciation is taught to Spanish-speaking elders, one practical scene at a time.
For clients: the desk takes outside work — a Sponsor Jingle produced in-house for $1,000, full song production, and radio spots, announcements, and drops, all made in this studio and delivered ready to air.
Floor Three — Reviews
Tunes Reviews
The reviews floor grades independent artists’ records in the open — scored on the house rubric (First 30 / Craft / Message / Replay) or The Podium Standard, aired on Concrete Jungle Radio with a written review card. A review is $20, paid by Cash App. The fee buys the review. It never, ever buys the verdict.
The proof: the founder’s own catalog was graded in public first — before any outside record was taken. The credibility is the product.
Floor Four — Distribution
Summit Tunes Label
The distribution floor moves every release to the stores and platforms. Through Too Lost, the Summit Tunes Label carries the Siw’eL Tunes catalog to 479 stores, plus SoundCloud, YouTube Content ID, Beatport, and SoundExchange. Under the house’s label umbrella, in-house talent distributes through the same rail — El Campeón pilots the model, with La Palabra as the first distributed educational series.
The proof: four releases, live everywhere — the catalog below.
The Foundation
The catalog the house stands on
Four releases from Siw’eL Tunes — the album, the EP, and two singles. Everything in this house is built on these records. Tap a cover to listen on your service of choice.
Siw'eL Tunes · Summit Tunes · BMI
Album · Mar 5, 2026
EP · Feb 26, 2026
Define Love
Six tracks — originals and remastered takes, one long conversation about love.
Single · Feb 12, 2026
Know Thyself
The single that says it plain: know who you are, and stand on it.
Single (Instrumental) · Mar 27, 2026
Concrete FairyTale
An instrumental single — the city telling its own fairy tale, no words needed.
Floor Five — Publishing
The writing underneath
The publishing floor holds the songs themselves. The compositions underneath the catalog are administered by Too Lost Publishing LLC, and Siw’eL Tunes writes as a BMI songwriter. Production, broadcast, reviews, and distribution move the records — this floor keeps the writing they are made of.