Unshatter

From Zero

Let You Fade

How Far Does A Goodbye Go

A raw country ballad shaped by acoustic guitar and steel lines, steady in pace but heavy in weight.  
The vocal is weathered and unpolished, carrying grit and reflection in equal measure.  
The lyric leans into survival and scars, finding strength in imperfection rather than polish.  
The production stays minimal, letting silence and space frame the story.

Built From Dust

A slow-burning country ballad built on acoustic guitar, steel textures, and restrained rhythm.  
The vocal delivery is reflective and weathered, carrying tension without breaking.  
Lyrically, it explores themes of invisibility, memory, and quiet endurance.  
The arrangement leaves space—every element serves the narrative.

Ghost In My Name

A stripped-down acoustic track built around irreversible decisions and the silence that follows. “Reckoning” documents the moment a life splits—no metaphor, no resolution. The arrangement stays lean and deliberate: fingerpicked guitar, upright bass, snare brushes, pedal steel accents, and restrained piano. Vocals are weathered and direct, gaining quiet intensity without theatricality. Every line is a record. Every choice is final.

Reckoning

“Still Your Dad” is a mid‑tempo country ballad built on acoustic guitar, steel fills, and a warm, steady rhythm section. The lyrics trace a father’s loyalty through years of silence and distance, balancing regret with unshakable love. With a calm, slightly rough vocal delivery and an early‑2000s country radio feel, the track carries both grit and tenderness—anchored in legacy, not trend.

Still Your Dad

Open Sky is a mid‑tempo country ballad built on acoustic guitar, steel guitar, upright bass, light kick, and gentle fiddle accents. The lyrics move from hard nights and scars to steady hope, delivered by a warm, steady male vocal with a hopeful edge. With classic Americana warmth and a clear forward drive, the track lands as a quiet declaration of resilience and new beginnings.

Open Sky

From Where I Stand is a slow‑to‑mid 90s country ballad built on acoustic guitar, gentle steel pedal swells, and occasional fiddle accents. The lyrics trace a father’s distant but steady pride and regret, delivered in a warm, slightly weathered male vocal that favors sincerity over flash. With organic, intimate production and classic country phrasing, the track settles as a quiet pledge of presence and hope.

From Where I Stand

Bryce Vandiver  
Musician | Trucker | Composer

Bryce Vandiver is a precision-driven musician and composer whose work bridges technical mastery with emotional depth. A working trucker, his music reflects the rhythm, grit, and geometry of the road—built for clarity, not decoration. 

From Where I Stand

Bryce “B” Vandiver