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Originally titled "Nasty Sht Hell Solutions,"* the album has been rebranded as "Lana Ember Rivers" to mark Ember's explosive debut. These tracks showcase her raw, unfiltered artistry, blending intensity, rebellion, and hauntingly poetic lyricism into a groundbreaking release.

Lana "Ember" Rivers delivers a scorching collection of tracks in Ashes and Anthems, an unapologetic dive into the depths of chaos, resilience, and raw emotion. With lyrics that cut like shattered glass and melodies that burn with primal energy, this album is both a battle cry and a hauntingly beautiful ode to the darkness within.

From blistering anthems of rebellion to haunting ballads of inner turmoil, Ashes and Anthems captures the duality of destruction and rebirth, making it a must-listen for anyone who craves intensity in its purest form. Lana's fiery words and electrifying delivery cement her place as a true visionary in modern metal.

Prepare to let the ashes settle and the anthems rise.

Atomic Shadows (Version 2)

A song I wrote about a dad watching his daughter grow up and about to leave. Although he would love her to stay,he knows that's impossible. Having three daughters - I know what it feels like firsthand ! :) 

I guess it could be about man woman relationship ending, but not what I intended.  Hope you like it.   Frank Michels is the musician that recorded it for me.

here are the lyrics and chords as I wrote it:

Verse 1
[Am] You can’t chain down the [G]whistling [C] wind
You can’t [Am] break a promise [G] made through thick or [C] thin
You can’t [Am] stop the changing [G]of the ocean [Am] tides
And you can’t [C]touch the stars [G] up in the [C] sky
.

Verse 2
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[Am] You can’t stop a raging [G] river from flowing [C] on
You can’t [Am] rush the night [G] or a morning [C] dawn
 You can’t [Am]grab lightning [G] from a thunder [Am] cloud
And you can’t[C]  stop the years, they [G] won’t slow [C] down
.
Chorus
.
[F] I know that she’ll be leaving soon
it's in her [C] voice, I see it in her eyes
[F] Gotta let her go, I gotta let her go, oooh
 I’ve [G] never liked to[F] say good[C]bye
no, I’ve [G] never liked to[F] say good[C]bye


Verse 3
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[Am] You can’t drink wine [G]from an empty [C]glass
You can’t [Am] go forward ‘til you [G] let go the [C] past 
You can’t [Am] hide from  yourself [G] or truth you [Am] see
And you can’t [C] tame a heart yearning [G]to be [C]free
.
Chorus
.
[F] I know that she’ll be leaving soon
it's in her [C] voice, I see it in her eyes
[F] Gotta let her go, I gotta let her go, oooh
I [G] never liked to[F]  to say good[C]bye
no, I [G] never thought I’d [F]have to say good[C]bye
.

Verse 4
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[Am] you can’t cage a bird that’s [G]meant to [C]fly 
You can't [Am] stop a dreamer [G]reaching for the [C]sky 
you can’t [Am]  get too close to a [G] raging wild [Am] fires  
And you can’t [C] hold back a [G] heart chasing de[C]sires 

Chorus
.
[F] I know that she’ll be leaving soon
it's in her [C] voice, I see it in her eyes
[F] Gotta let her go, I gotta let her go, oooh
It’s[G] so damn hard to [F]say good[C]bye
yeah, It’s[G] so damn hard to [F]say good[C]bye

Outgo
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no, I’ve [G] never liked to[F] say good[C]bye
no, I [G] never thought I’d [F]have to say good[C]bye
{ real slow}
yeah [G] it’s so damn hard to [F]say good[C]bye

Gotta Let Her Go

All Music Written by Alex Young and Patrick Britt

Demo

Makin' Me Smile (Alex Young/Patrick Britt)

Lauren Carson brings an honest take on the highs and lows of the daily grind with ‘Shut Up Liver.’ With sharp lyrics and a melody that sticks, it’s the kind of song that makes you want to kick back, take a breath, and maybe pour yourself a cold one. Whether it’s a weekend anthem or just a reminder not to take life too seriously, this one’s worth turning up. 

Shut Up Liver

"Brimming with nostalgic grit and a call for unity, 'We Could Use Some Woodstock' is a heartfelt country rock anthem that transports you back to the golden era of peace and music. With lyrics that recall legendary moments from Woodstock and icons like Janis, Hendrix, and the Grateful Dead, the track paints a vivid picture of a time when music was pure, communal, and transformative. It's a raw, unfiltered invitation to set aside our differences, embrace the spirit of classic rock n' roll, and believe that love and brotherhood can still light the way. Get ready to ride along on this two-lane midnight journey where every note reminds you: sometimes, we could all use a little more Woodstock in our lives."

We Could Use Some Woodstock

Retriblablabla

Classic Cliche' song about being done wrong

NUMBER TWO

toujours être là pour toi

When You Wouldn't Listen

legs feel heavy, the miles unfold

Ever since Benjamin Beiler first felt the pulse of loud recorded music at 16 and experienced the electrifying energy of his first live show at 18, he knew music was his calling. From that moment on, creating powerful, immersive musical experiences became his life's path. Now, with a vision for the future, Benjamin is driven to lead the revolution in a new era of music and live performances, helping people find themselves by losing themselves completely in the moment.

Join the revolution and be part of an ever-expanding family with over one million streams on Spotify, where music isn’t just heard—it’s felt.