Angels

**P.U.N.K. : PERSON. UNDER. NAIVE. KNOWLEDGE.** *P.U.N.K.* is a coming-of-age world—set somewhere between the late nights of the 80s, the restless friendships of the 90s, and the raw self-searching of the early 2000s. It plays like a film told in still frames: locker hallways, empty bleachers, skate streets at dusk, bedrooms plastered with posters, moments of chaos, silence, rebellion, and reflection. Each image is a scene. Each song is a chapter. But *P.U.N.K.* isn’t about staying naive. P.U.N.K. stands for **Person. Under. Naive. Knowledge.** It’s the state we all start in—confused, searching, reckless, wanting meaning but chasing it in the wrong places. This album is the choice to grow past that. To choose depth over noise. Truth over image. Faith over emptiness. **CHOOSE TO BE MORE THAN A PUNK. ✝️ Choose to be a Faith Tester.** Faith Tester is a redefinition. Where punk once meant rebellion for rebellion’s sake, Faith Tester means testing your faith in the real world—through doubt, failure, love, temptation, art, and discipline. It’s skate culture, counterculture, and Christianity colliding without compromise. It’s choosing to be a child of God in spaces where faith is usually absent or mocked. The *FaithTesters* brand lives inside this world—through clothing, skate culture, visuals, and movement. Even the shoes appear in the album roll out visual stills on social Media, not as product placement, but as proof that this is a lived-in universe. A culture. A statement. Faith woven into everyday life, not separated from it. Musically, *P.U.N.K.* blends **indie rock, alternative rock, and post-punk** energy with unexpected turns—rap verses, melodic hooks, and moments of Spanish woven naturally into the storytelling. It mirrors real life: messy, multilingual, emotional, and unboxed. Christian culture isn’t presented as a genre—it’s embedded into mainstream sound, fashion, visuals, and skate the same way faith is embedded into my (Abraham Geovanni) life. At its core, *P.U.N.K.* is a love story. A romantic, honest relationship with God through Jesus—full of highs and lows, belief and doubt, falling short and getting back up. It’s about being human, recognizing your naive thinking, praying for change, and then choosing that change even when it’s uncomfortable. Not perfection—but progression. Fully Surrendering to God. This album doesn’t preach. It **lives**. It invites listeners into a world where faith isn’t polished, rebellion is redirected, and growing up doesn’t mean losing wonder—it means gaining truth. **P.U.N.K. is the moment you realize who you’ve been… and decide who you’re becoming.**