Intimate.  Addictive. This is the darkness you can’t resist.

We’ve been working on this record for almost two years – and now it’s finally here: “Devil” has been born.
But this album is nothing like anything we’ve done before. Dark, cryptic, yet strangely catchy – a sound that mixes our roots with pop culture fragments, hypnotic songwriting, and a touch of madness.

It’s by far our most experimental project, maybe even the most mainstream thing we’ve ever created. And still, it’s undeniably us – raw, uncompromising, layered, like a mirror of the darkness in our time.

This album is more than just music. It’s an invitation:
A dance between desire and downfall, a ritual between shadow and light, a voice pulling you into the unknown.

And here’s the best part: “Devil” is only dropping on SoundCloud. Nowhere else. No streaming platforms, no physical release. Just here.
It’s our little gift to the community that’s been with us all along.

We hope you’ll love it as much as we do.
Because for us, this isn’t just another chapter –
it might just be the best thing we’ve ever done.

Let yourself be tempted. Step inside.

The Devil’s Prayer

BEAUTIFUL POP SOUL BALLAD. IN MEMORY OF ZEGRETTI ELENA.

WHEN I LOOK INTO YOUR EYES

🎧 Willa – Out The Frame (Album Description)

Willa’s latest album, Out The Frame, is a raw, cinematic journey through resilience, reinvention, and emotional clarity. Across 11 tracks, she blends alt-pop textures with introspective lyricism, crafting a sonic diary that’s both vulnerable and defiant.

🖼️ Themes & Vibe The album opens with “Still Here,” a quiet declaration of survival, setting the tone for a project that refuses to be silenced. From the glitchy rebellion of “CTRL ALT DELETE” to the shimmering fragility of “Glass Skin,” Willa explores the tension between breaking down and breaking through. “Painting the Town Red” flips the narrative—no longer hiding, she’s reclaiming space with bold, unapologetic flair.

🎯 Standout Moments

“Out the Frame” (title track) captures the album’s ethos: stepping beyond expectations, shedding old versions of self, and embracing the unknown.

“Rent Free” is a haunting reflection on emotional entanglement, while “Exit Wounds” turns heartbreak into poetry.

“No Apologies” and “Didn’t Break Me” form a one-two punch of empowerment, closing the door on past pain with clarity and conviction.

“Clean Hands” ends the album with a sense of moral reckoning—Willa’s final word is one of integrity.

🌀 Overall Out the Frame is more than an album—it’s a metamorphosis. Willa doesn’t just sing about change; she embodies it, track by track. Whether you’re healing, evolving, or just trying to stay afloat, this record meets you where you are—and dares you to step out of the frame.

No Apologies

Late at night.. alone with just your mind running... 

In The Quiet Hours

Shine A Light

Man on the moon

guy comes to terms with how he squandered his life yet has no regrets 

Slimeball

love the beat flow of this song and how it portrayed the story. let me know you're thoughts 😌 

Individual

The hanging Tree

Old mustang

Lyrics available 
Title: Crown of Thorns  
Writer: Phillip Thomas  
Publisher: Outlaw Gospel Publishing  
Copyright: © Phillip Thomas, 2025  
Email: thejesteraimusic@gmail.com  
Genre: Outlaw Gospel / Southern River Hymn  
Tags: #OutlawGospel #Faith #Struggle #SouthernIllinois #TheJester
#lyrics
[Verse 1 – Male Lead]  
Forty nights in the desert wind  
No bread, no fire, no next of kin  
The devil came with a silver tongue  
Said, “You’re the chosen, you’re the one”

[Chorus – Male Lead + Church Choir Harmony]  
But I don’t bow for a crown of gold  
I walk the line where the truth gets told  
Scripture’s my sword, and I won’t back down  
I wear the thorns, not the desert crown

[Verse 2 – Male Lead]  
He showed me kingdoms, towers tall  
Said, “Jump and fly, you’ll never fall”  
But I heard the Word in the canyon’s breath  
“You shall not tempt the Lord of death”

[Chorus – Male Lead + Church Choir Harmony]  
No, I don’t bow for a crown of gold  
I walk the line where the truth gets told  
Scripture’s my sword, and I won’t back down  
I wear the thorns, not the desert crown

[Bridge – Church Choir Lead, Male Echo]  
He offered power, fame, and pride  
(But I saw nails and hands stretched wide)  
I chose the cross, I chose the pain  
(I chose the blood that breaks the chain)

[Final Chorus – Full Choir + Male Lead]  
I don’t bow for a crown of gold  
I walk the line where the truth gets told  
Scripture’s my sword, and I won’t back down  
I wear the thorns, not the desert crown

[Outro – Spoken Dispatch Style, Male Voice]  
I met the devil in the dust.  
He whispered comfort, but I chose the cross.  

crown of thorns written by Phillip Thomas

CJ is an amateur lyricist and works with different AI's to create self reflective music and concept exploration.  Exploring loss and love.  Some songs are available to other artists, contact for more details.

In The Quiet Hours

CJ n AI