Sell out, Lie, Cheat, Fuck em. Sell Out is the first song, in a similar-enoughish realm to what I make now, that I performed in front of a live crowd. The Cauldron was an underground venue in Northeast Seattle. It was sweaty, dirty, and live as shit. By the end, everyone was screaming, “Sell out, Lie, Cheat, Fuck em”, along with me.

The energy was livid… in a good way.

The Archives: Sell Out

Garbage Bag

This is a song I wrote in rehab, 2014. Gabrielle and her Dad helped me bring this vision to life and I am incredibly grateful. This is my pain, heart and soul. I hope you can enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it. Just a sneak peak from the upcoming mixtape.

https://soundcloud.com/gabrielle-j-locke

Dress Shoes (Feat. Gabrielle Locke)

Hydroplane is part one of a four-part journey.  Hydroplane depicts the struggles of depression, anxiety, addiction, self-harm, and life in general. Hydroplane is a shaky takeoff; having an interesting start to life. This music is for anybody who can listen to it and gain something from it. Hydroplane was made so that if someone somewhere has been through what I have been through, they can know that they are not alone. I can't say that I understand your exact struggles, but please know that someone is here with you as you trudge the Road of Happy Destiny.

Embrace (feat. Nicholas Ogum)

My Ghost

Sing

Apple Orchard

Dress Shoes (feat. Gabrielle Locke)

Walking Alone

Fresh Air

Hydroplane

A broken boy, who lost his hope. Suffering the melancholic depression of an institutional life.

Then, he woke up.

Much thanks to Lauren O'Driscoll, Moses Ray Walker, Michael Cooke, Matthew Drake, Zoe Voss, Coltrane Fisher, Owen Darling, Madi Serr, Alana Leeder, My Mom, My Dad, and Everyone Else who has guided me on this road, and motivated me to Trudge.

To The Woods (feat. Laureli)

Free Youtube beat inspired us to make this little jammer during this quarantine period. Hope it helps y'all get through it like it did for us.

That Summer (feat. Nicholas Ogum)

Here is a collection of letters I wrote to some of the dearest to me. I hope they can be heard as letters to You too.

Doctor

Thank you for being here to witness this.

Yours truly,

-Carter Costello

Carter Costello

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