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Independent Man

Inner Ocean

7 Ways To Sunday

Wellness Check

Domino

Pretty & Reckless

"Don't Make A Sound" wrestles with the sting of betrayal and the longing for something real. Still, it clings to hope—the hope of finding a faithful heart, of waking up next to someone true, and seeing them fully in the morning light. It imagines what it might feel like to finally know the kind of love that feels whole.

Don't Make A Sound

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Cordell Winter - "Don’t Make A Sound"

Sparrow in the Wind

WELCOME TO THE FUN HOUSE

Welcome To The Fun House

“The High Water Mark” is a cinematic heartland rock anthem for a working shore getting sold off piece by piece. Driven by relentless acoustic strums, echoing electric guitars, and a pounding drum groove, a ragged storyteller watches the Blue Crab bar, the boardwalk, and the town’s history get whitewashed into luxury condos and chalkboard espresso. As Hammond organ swells and a searing guitar solo rise, he leaves a scratched date in the beams like a curse—proof that the people who built this coast were here first. Nostalgic, bitter, and defiant, it’s a sunset soundtrack for anyone watching their hometown get priced out from under them.

The High Water Mark

I Do What I Do the Best

Funkinova's Steel Band Bonus track to replace a banned track on Soundcloud.

Funkinova & his Latin American Steel Band

Stevie Ray Vaughan - The House is a Rockin'

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Cabela & Schmitt are: Rich Cabela (guitar, keyboards), Wayne Schmitt (guitar, keyboards), and Tom Schmitt (bass guitar, keyboards).

We are a trio of friends who have been collaborating for over 40 years.  We are all given a voice, in some way or another, to communicate how we see and experience the world. Cabela & Schmitt have chosen to expose our thoughts, beliefs, and feelings in the best way we can....through a song. 

Our music is really a snapshot of our life. The birth of a song happens with just accumulating random thoughts on how life comes and how you react to it.  So, the thoughts are there, scattered, no rhymes, no order, just like anybody can have. We always have music in our hearts/heads, and all we do is learn what we hear. The melodies start playing, and suddenly those random thoughts and phrases begin to fall into place, like they belong. Most people call that songwriting, but we don't take that credit for ourselves. We believe we've been given messages that need to be shared.  
Our love for making music has been mostly a lifelong venture. These sounds come to life in our hearts and minds and they are gifts we have been given to be able to bring these songs to life in our recordings.  It's the most satisfying thing when we get feedback from some of our fans who have been touched by the music.

Sparrow in the Wind

Cabela and Schmitt