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Lickwid Indie Folk

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Be Somebody

DanielwiththeBalance - Be Somebody

Touch Of Magic

'Games" is my new electronic / dark pop song about the push and pull of toxic relationships - the moment you realize that the person you thought you knew is nothing like they seemed. If you're into moody, emotional pop like Tate McRae, Billie Eilish or Olivia Rodrigo, this one is for you.

'Games' dives into the emotional rollercoaster of a love that feels like a battleground - one that's falling apart but still holds you in its grip, leaving you torn between letting go and holding on. If you're into dark pop, alternative pop or electronic-infused emotional music, you will definitely vibe with this one. 

https://open.spotify.com/album/3PkZgxVvxtaEyKeKpVAaCK?si=Sr6KvGvyQweNIO5pWISN-A

GAMES

Mariachi Desperado Running Club

Il tempo si ferma

Night Drive

"Dead Butterfly" is the first single from our upcoming album-a story of love that burns from within, like fire consuming the fragile wings of a butterfly.
With powerful guitars, heartfelt lyrics, and intense, passionate vocals, this track captures the essence of desperate love and inevitable fate.

The Lovekiller - Dead Butterfly (Killer)

Watching Darkness Fall (A Bruce Sketch)

DT James and Kimbo team up once again for a bran new chill house song. Check it out!

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Human Love

DT James & Kimbo - Human Love

Void

Freedom

“Back to the Farm” is a heartfelt, neo-traditional country ballad that blends emotional honesty with cinematic storytelling. Musically, it leans into classic country roots — pedal steel tones, warm acoustic textures, and a steady rhythm section — while lyrically it reflects the quiet reckoning that comes after heartbreak.

At its core, the song is about returning home to heal — both literally and emotionally. The narrator wakes up in their childhood bed, grappling with the loss of someone they deeply loved and trying to make peace with the aftermath. The lyrics paint vivid rural imagery — mending fences, coffee with mom and dad, barbed wire and coyotes under an August sky — all serving as metaphors for rebuilding a sense of self after emotional wreckage.

What makes the song stand out is how it captures the intersection of regret and resilience. The farm isn’t just a setting — it’s a symbol of grounding, a place where life slows down enough to process pain. The melody and delivery feel intimate and reflective, channeling the sincerity of artists like Tyler Childers, Chris Stapleton, or early Eric Church, with songwriting depth reminiscent of Gillian Welch or Jason Isbell.

In short, “Back to the Farm” is an honest return to roots — musically, emotionally, and spiritually — the kind of country song that reminds listeners that sometimes, to move forward, you’ve got to go home.

Back to the Farm

Singer/Songwriter, Former member of Brooklyn Dreams and Alive 'N Kickin'

Watching Darkness Fall (A Bruce Sketch)

Bruce Sudano