Since life gets busy, sometimes its hard to get to the things you love. Always find time. No Excuses. So here you go my most recent song I've recorded. I hope you enjoy. Thank you

Demons

Tiger Striped

Demons pt2

Demons pt 2.

Reminisce

Row My Boat

Old Man (Neil Young Cover)

Power

Okay, Okay

This song is about over thinking everything and sometimes overlooking what you have. Shutting out the world, when all you wanted was to feel, but to feel you have to open up.

Hold Me Tight

Different take on an older song i had written

Extra Extra

Hold Me Closely

Oops I did It Again

Oops I Did It Again

Evil

In this fresh take on Yelawolf’s gritty track "Dope,"  bringing a unique spin to the song, showcasing raw emotion and powerful delivery. The cover stays true to the original’s intense energy but adds a personal touch. The gritty lyrics are balanced with an intense, infectious beat that builds throughout the track, creating a blend of rebellious spirit and introspective depth. Fans of Yelawolf will appreciate the nod to the original... I hope lol.

Dope (Yelawolf Cover)

"Set in Stone" is a mellow indie track that explores the uncertainty of life and the emotional weight that comes with it. With introspective lyrics like "today's here but gone tomorrow, oh how you never know," the song drifts through themes of self-doubt, resilience, and the feeling of being swallowed by the world. The laid-back vibe and raw emotion give it a reflective, almost haunting atmosphere. It’s a soundtrack for those moments when you’re caught between holding on and letting go, between reality checks and emotional escape. A thoughtful blend of vulnerability and mellow indie tones, "Set in Stone" invites listeners to sit with the unknown.

Set In Stone

Float into the warmth of the season with this smooth, reggae-infused track that radiates positivity and good vibes. With laid-back grooves and sun-soaked melodies, the song captures the essence of springtime bliss. Lyrics like "I'm feeling so fine, the sun kisses the earth so kind, spring gives life, all the flowers open wide" paint a vivid picture of renewal, nature’s embrace, and that carefree feeling when everything just feels right. Perfect for slow mornings, beachside days, or just vibing in the moment — this track is a sonic escape to a brighter state of mind.

Feelin Fine

"The Static Rise" is more than a song — it’s a reaction.
Built on raw emotion, heavy truth, and a refusal to stay silent, this track blends hip hop and indie into a sound for anyone feeling disconnected from the world around them.

If you’ve ever questioned the system, felt like something deeper is going on, or just needed a voice that feels like yours — this is it.

 Stream. Share. Let it speak.

The Static Rise

"All In My Head" is a genre-bending exploration of digital identity, simulated reality, and inner unravelling. Blending eerie alt-pop melodies, confessional rap, and ambient glitch textures, the track pulls listeners into a dream-state where nothing is quite real—and maybe never was. It’s for the ones who’ve questioned the world around them... and inside them.

All In My Head

A chill hip-hop groove made for slow mornings, smooth swings, and clear mindsets. Laced with subtle golf vibes and laid-back bars, this one’s for the players who keep it cool on and off the course. Press play and ride it out. 

Prov1sion

A soulful blend of introspection and groove, this track dives into the search for meaning, nostalgia, and resilience. With smooth flows over atmospheric production, it paints vivid scenes that linger. For fans of Mac Miller, this one’s for late nights, long drives, and deep thoughts.

Off Fifth

“3AM” is a late-night confession — a snapshot of silence, regret, and self-reflection.
Written in the stillness of early morning hours, this track captures the weight of memory and the numb drift through emotion. It’s about losing people, losing yourself, and still reaching for clarity through the chaos.

With a moody, atmospheric beat and vulnerable lyricism, “3AM” sits somewhere between lo-fi trap and R&B. It’s a moment of truth told through melody — raw, simple, and real.

Written, performed, and recorded by Brandon Giles
Mixed at Fang Studios

3 AM

"Heavy Mind” drifts in like a warm summer breeze over a restless heart. Built on a mellow, jazzy groove with subtle bounce, the track blends introspective rap verses with a smooth, melodic hook that lingers in your head. It’s a soundtrack where the sunlight feels good on your skin, but your thoughts are still heavy. The lyrics explore the tension between outer calm and inner storms, finding beauty in small moments, and carrying scars like art. It’s a soulful reminder to keep moving forward, even when your mind’s still catching up.

Heavy Mind

Is This?

Circles

Sunlight

Head-Lights In The Rain

Broken  Mind

Broken Mind

Hits like a late-night soul spill — that feeling when you’re half numb, half awake, just trying to find something real in all the noise. It’s vulnerable without asking for pity. The tone feels lonely but self-aware, like you’ve looked in the mirror too long and started to see through the reflection. There’s exhaustion there — but also a weird strength in admitting it.

Mirror On The Wall

“Raw, soul-searching reflection on faith, loss, and the struggle to find meaning in a world that feels disconnected from truth. With the haunting refrain “Why God," the track captures the pain of watching humanity drift from belief  enslaved by systems, blinded by distractions, while searching for something real.

Built on emotion and honesty, the song questions our modern reality: Why can’t we find Jesus? Why are we trapped in lives that feel empty? It’s not about religion it’s about awakening, breaking free, and remembering who we are.

Why God?

A neon-lit chase through the city at 2 AM — one man, one plan, no turning back.Gunshots is a tense, cinematic ride that blends smoky verses with a propulsive hook: a modern Clyde on the run, robbing the night for freedom. Equal parts swagger and strain, it’s a thrilling slice of outlaw cinema in three minutes.

Gunshots

Music has always been my escape. It’s carried me through the darkest nights and the brightest days, shaping the way I see the world. I’ve always been drawn to lyrics—the message behind the music—because they let me create my own vision, my own story. Writing songs became my way of speaking when words failed me. For years, I held everything inside until music gave me the outlet I needed. Now I pour my heart into every lyric I write, hoping my songs can reach someone the way music has always reached me

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