“Gunnery” is a high-octane anthem of brotherhood, pressure, and dark humor on the firing line. Driven by a funky, muted guitar groove and explosive choruses, the song captures the chaos, discipline, and camaraderie of life in Fox Company—where mistakes turn into lessons, every crew gets their turn, and survival depends on the mechs having your back. It’s raw, loud, and fueled by dust, sweat, and unstoppable momentum.

Gunnery

“Pray” is a heartfelt folk-pop worship ballad rooted in vulnerability, faith, and quiet resilience. Led by warm acoustic guitar, gentle percussion, and airy ambient textures, the song unfolds like a personal prayer—raw, honest, and hope-filled. The verses feel intimate and reflective, while the chorus rises with simple, uplifting devotion. This version carries a peaceful, comforting presence that invites listeners into stillness, surrender, and trust.

Dark To Light

Pray (Pop Version) [Remastered]

“My Burning Star” is a tender worship ballad about drifting, returning, and being guided by unwavering divine love. Through soft verses, soaring choruses, and prayerful harmonies, the song captures the ache of human weakness and the comfort of God’s constant presence. It’s a confession of wandering, a cry for grace, and a celebration of the light that never fades—even in the coldest storms.

Dark to Light

My Burning Star

“Pray” is a raw, emotional Rock-Rap anthem about wrestling with life’s struggles and finding strength in faith. Blending gritty rap verses with soaring rock choruses, the song explores themes of doubt, pain, and perseverance, capturing the weight of daily battles while highlighting the power of prayer as a lifeline. With intense energy, heartfelt lyrics, and a relentless drive, “Pray” is both a cathartic release and a testament to resilience in the face of darkness.

Pray (Rock Version)

This dark, driving rock take on classic Christmas carols transforms timeless hymns into a modern anthem of hope and reverence. Muted guitar chords, punchy slap-bass licks, and shimmering percussion create a rhythmic, cinematic energy, while soaring vocals capture the awe and wonder of the Nativity. Layered with subtle strings and atmospheric textures, this version blends sacred tradition with contemporary rock intensity, bringing comfort, joy, and power to the season’s story.

Little Town of Bethlehem

Dispersée

Let It Be A Hallelujah

Let It Be A Hallelujah (Live)

“Valley Roads” is a folk-driven reflection on wandering, endurance, and quiet faith. Written from the low places rather than the mountaintops, the song explores learning to slow down, releasing control, and discovering that truth still shines in the valleys. With steady acoustic rhythms and poetic restraint, it reminds listeners they are not alone, and that the road, though long, is walked with a faithful Presence.

Valley Roads

Misread is a modern alternative rock confession born from the exhaustion of being judged for wounds you didn’t cause. Moving between restrained verses, anthemic choruses, and a controlled rap verse, the song captures the moment when patience wears thin and self-definition takes its place. Lyrically, it confronts projection, misplaced blame, and the quiet damage done when someone decides who you are before listening. Rather than lashing out, Misread stands its ground with clarity and conviction, ending not in bitterness, but resilience. It’s a song for anyone who’s been cast as the villain in someone else’s story—and chose to remain standing anyway.

Misread

Sound of Violence is a dark, cinematic cyberpunk ballad told through the awakening of Lyra Flux. Born from a prophetic dream, the song explores a world saturated in noise, screens, and unseen brutality, where voices shout without meaning and truth dissolves into spectacle. Sparse piano and haunting atmospheres carry the listener through visions of digital idolatry, social fragmentation, and the quiet corrosion of empathy.

As the song slowly builds, tension rises not through chaos but through restraint, mirroring the realization that violence does not always arrive with explosions, but with silence, indifference, and disconnection. In its final moments, the music recedes into stillness, marking Lyra’s awakening not as conquest, but as clarity. She sees the fragility of the world and chooses to rise within it.

Sound of Violence is both warning and witness, a reverent reflection on modern collapse and a quiet declaration of resolve in a cyberpunk dawn.

Sound of Violence

I am the voice for those who seek
Strength when darkness peaks.
I live a life wild and free
Forged in fire, untamed like the sea.

Yet in the shadows, light will rise,
A spark reflecting in weary eyes.
Through storm and silence, loss and fear,
A guiding flame still burns clear.

Sebastian—steadfast, strong and true,
A warrior’s heart in midnight’s hue.
Theodore—gifted hands to heal,
A name that speaks of love made real.
And Lucas—born to blaze the way,
A torch against the darkest gray.

No chains can bind, no night consume,
For light will break the deepest gloom.
A Viking soul, both fierce and wise,
With northern winds behind his eyes.

I walk alone, yet I ignite,
A nameless soul—but burning bright.
A kingdom’s call, a truth to find,
A beacon in the hands of time.

Drifting between melodies and words, I weave stories from the whispers of the wind and the echoes of the soul. A seeker of truth, I find inspiration in the rhythm of nature and the spark of human connection. My spirit walks with the snowy owl and arctic wolf, rooted in the strength of my Viking ancestry. Through music and creation, I build—shaping a kingdom on earth as it is in heaven. No single path holds all the answers, but every path holds a piece of the truth.

Misread

Anonymity Records, LLC.

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