Released April 12, 2026 — 62 years to the day after “The Ballot or the Bullet” — the Solidarity EP arrives as a direct challenge to performative resistance and comfortable silence. The title track is a rallying cry for trans people, Hispanic communities, and everyone being farmed for their labor while the machine manufactures hatred to keep them distracted. SiNiK doesn’t moralize — he catalogs: bible-thumping cowardice dressed up as family values, anti-abortion rhetoric as power grab, in-fighting as the real existential threat, and a ruling class too comfortable with crimes they don’t bother hiding anymore. The question isn’t whether to rage against the machine. It’s why you’re still standing there with your back against the fence.more