This one wasn’t written for applause.
It wasn’t made to impress, or to go viral, or to fix the pain.
It’s what comes after all that.

This One’s for Me is the sound of a man clearing his head, not burning bridges.
It’s not a cry for help. It’s not a callout.
It’s the deep breath you take when you’ve carried the weight too long
and finally say:
“Fuck it. I’m still here.”

You’ve heard the heartbreak.
You’ve heard the silence.
You’ve felt the fear of being unseen.

This track?
It’s the moment you stop chasing everyone’s approval
and start singing for the only person who needed it:
you.

No claps.
No filters.
No fuckin’ shame.

This is the most honest moment on the whole EP —
and it’s the one where the artist finally steps out of the algorithm
and back into his own skin.


This One’s for Me

A Long Way

Built for Burning

Criminal

IOD on YOU

My Bad

Whiskey And Women Revised

"Toes Out, Troubles Gone" is a feel-good country soundtrack for sunsets, tailgates, and everything in between. Mr. DadGuy & Co. capture the freedom of kicking your boots off by the shoreline, lighting a bonfire with friends, and soaking up the kind of weekend memories money can’t buy.

From the laid-back title track “Toes Out, Troubles Gone” to party anthems like “Cooler Full of Weekend”  this album blends storytelling, humor, and honesty into a summer-ready collection. Each song celebrates simple joys—cold drinks, warm sunsets, good company, and the reminder that sometimes the best riches are found in the sand beneath your toes.

Perfect for beach drives, backyard hangs, or just daydreaming of a life slowed down, Toes Out, Troubles Gone is country living wrapped in golden light.

Country Aint A Place It's A Mood

Hate Me

Fall Too Far

This one is personal. I’ve lived with depression and suicidal thoughts most of my life. I’ve stayed — through nights I thought I wouldn’t, through scars and silence. But I’ve lost too many friends who didn’t.

I Stayed, I Wish You Had Too is a country/metal hybrid I wrote out of grief, anger, and love. It’s for the ones who couldn’t find a reason to stay, and for the ones still fighting to.

If you’re in that place: reach out. Call someone. In the U.S., dial 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Wherever you are, find your local hotline or talk to someone you trust. You don’t have to go alone.

I Stayed, I Wish You Had Too

I don’t make music to be famous. I make it so no one feels as alone as I did.

For 40 years I’ve carried scars that never seemed to heal. My songs are pieces of that fight—pain, survival, and the long walk through fire. Every beat, every lyric, is a hand reaching back for the ones still trapped in the dark.

I’m AIBRY. A songwriter, a builder, a survivor. My music isn’t polished for the charts—it’s raw, unmasked, and honest. If it keeps even one person breathing through the night, then it’s done its job.