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“I Quit Today” is an anthem for anyone who’s ever had enough — of the grind, the fake smiles, the pressure to perform.
It’s southern rap with soul — a confession in motion.
Gritty guitars meet reflective bars, somewhere between rebellion and relief.

I Quit Today

“Static in My Head” is a stream-of-consciousness confession — a song about living with the noise, not running from it.
It’s about overthinking, burnout, and finding clarity in the chaos.

With southern soul textures and lo-fi hip-hop rhythms, it rides the line between darkness and daybreak — the soundtrack of a restless mind learning to hum in tune.

Static in My Head

“Smoke and Sermons” is about finding God in the gray — the moments between right and wrong, sin and salvation.
It’s southern soul rap: dusty guitars, gospel undertones, and a voice caught between whiskey and wisdom.

The song walks through the smoke of bad habits and back into the light — not as a preacher, but as a sinner who’s learning to listen.

Smoke and Sermons

“Good Things” is about watching the light fade — from love, from youth, from the moments you thought would last forever.
It’s mellow, soulful hip-hop built for quiet car rides and late-night thoughts.

The song captures that ache of acceptance — knowing that good things end, but they leave something honest behind.

Good Things

“Halfway Holy” is a song about walking the line — between faith and failure, sin and salvation, heaven and hometown.
It’s southern-soul rap for the imperfect; a prayer in a flannel shirt.

With blues guitar and gospel undertones, it tells the story of a man who’s trying — not to be perfect, just to stay honest.

Halfway Holy

“Good Grief” is a song about learning to live with loss — not to erase it, but to honor it.
It’s a southern-soul rap ballad built on raw emotion, memory, and quiet faith.

The track walks the fine line between sorrow and gratitude — because sometimes, the only way to heal is to admit you still miss what’s gone.

Good Grief

I’m a 42-year-old IT Project Manager turned late-night songwriter — born in Louisiana, now rooted in Moore, Oklahoma. The South raised me, and it still hums through everything I make.

These songs are me learning to breathe again — stories pulled from the static, built with a little help from AI and a lot of heart. I’m not chasing fame, just trying to get the noise out of my head and turn it into something honest.

Good Grief

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