“Rock the Redhead” is a wild, retro-charged rock track inspired by an episode of the classic time-travel series Quantum Leap — not the show itself, but the idea of being suddenly thrown into a moment you never expected… and meeting her.
The song centers on an unforgettable woman: a fiery, larger-than-life redhead with bold attitude, leather-and-lace swagger, and that unmistakable charisma of late-80s bombshells. Her look nods to the iconic Peg Bundy style — teased crimson hair, leopard print, and a smirk that could stop time — but reimagined as an original AI character created specifically for this track.
From the first verse, she kicks the door open at six-foot-four, towering with confidence and danger. Her voice drips temptation, her presence electric, and every move she makes sparks imagination like neon lightning. She’s the kind of woman who could pull you through a glowing time portal with one glance and leave you begging for more.
The chorus explodes with energy — a mix of glam-rock attitude and modern punch — celebrating that magnetic pull of the fearless redhead who takes you higher and keeps you up all night.
“Rock the Redhead” is loud, unapologetic, seductive, and just a little chaotic…
like getting dropped into a new timeline with the hottest woman you’ve ever seen — and no way back.



Rock the Redhead (COIL★76)

The Legend Rides On  (COIL★76)

A rebellion’s roar set to modern power.
“Don’t Tread on Me” is a thunderous anthem born from the same fire that sparked 1776. Driven by pounding rhythm, soaring vocals, and the spirit of freedom itself, this track brings the Revolutionary War to life with raw modern energy.
The lyrics strike like a musket shot — telling the story of patriots who stood where the wild winds scream, fought for a dream written in ink and blood, and refused to bow to tyranny. Every verse honors the courage of those who carved a nation out of rebellion, while every chorus erupts with the unmistakable message:
Don’t tread on me.
Don’t take my name.
This fire can’t be tamed.
From parchment and ink to rifles and resolve, the song blends history with attitude, paying tribute to the defiant spirit that shaped America — the spark, the flame, the unbreakable will of 1776.
If you’re drawn to patriotic metal, powerful storytelling, and anthems that hit like a cannon blast, this track delivers the full force of freedom’s roar.


Don't Tread on Me (COIL ★76)

“Whites of Their Eyes” is a gritty Rock-and-Blues battle cry that drags you straight onto the blood-stained dirt of Bunker Hill. This track hits hard — smoky guitar grit, pounding drums, and a blues growl that feels like gunpowder in the air. It’s the sound of ordinary Americans turning into legends.
The verses paint the climb up that dirt rise: farmers gripping muskets, doctors dropping tools to fight, men with nothing but backbone and borrowed courage. The pre-chorus hammers in the historic command — “Don’t shoot… hold steady… hold true” — tightening the tension until the chorus explodes like the first volley.
When the hook drops — “Whites of their eyes… the hill we held” — it captures the exact moment a raw militia faced down the king’s finest and refused to break. No gold. No grand army. Just sweat, fear, and freedom roaring in their chests.
A Rock-and-Blues anthem of rebellion, grit, and the price paid by men who stood shoulder-to-shoulder and dared an empire to step closer.
If you want an even meaner edge or a more patriotic slam, I can tune it further.

Whites of Their Eyes  (COIL★76)

Kick Ass & Chew Bubblegum is Coil★76 at full power — a neon-drenched rebellion anthem born from the underground. With a mix of rock, synthwave, and industrial grit, this track tears straight through the lies, the noise, and the puppet strings of modern life. Inspired by the cult-classic film They Live, it channels the same raw energy of seeing through the façade and waking up to the world hiding in plain sight.
Crank it. Break the illusion.
Coil★76 is here to kick ass… and he’s all out of gum.

All Outa Bubble Gum  (COIL ★76)

Me and My AR-15 is a raw, unapologetic anthem about independence, responsibility, and the bond between a free individual and the tools they trust. It’s not about aggression — it’s about self-reliance, standing your ground, and refusing to be told you’re weak for valuing your own protection.
Driven by grit and attitude, the song taps into the mindset of those who believe freedom isn’t given — it’s maintained. A modern outlaw vibe with a nod to American tradition, this track is about personal liberty, personal responsibility, and drawing a line that won’t be crossed.
Freedom isn’t loud — it’s ready.

Me and My AR-15 (COIL★76)

🎵 Freedom Already Won – Coil★76
“Freedom Already Won” is a hard-hitting protest track aimed at power itself—no matter the flag, label, or ideology it hides behind. It calls out the recurring cycle of control, deception, and false promises that trade liberty for authority and leave ordinary people paying the price.
The song cuts across systems and slogans, rejecting communism, socialism, fascism—any structure that crushes voices, erases truth, and feeds on obedience. It’s a reminder that tyranny wears many uniforms, but freedom has always outlasted them all.
With driving intensity and defiant lyrics, this track isn’t about hate—it’s about refusal. Refusal to submit. Refusal to forget. Refusal to believe the same old con yet again.
Created under Coil★76, an AI-assisted music project exploring resistance, identity, and the enduring human demand for freedom.
🔥 Confrontational. Unfiltered. Unbowed.
✊ Freedom isn’t granted—it survives.

Freedom Has Already Won (COIL ★76)

Freedom Has Wings is a defiant anthem about standing your ground when power overreaches and voices are ignored. Built on the spirit of We the People, the song is a reminder that freedom isn’t something granted or controlled — it’s something that rises, fights back, and refuses to be caged.
With sharp lyrics and a driving edge, this track pushes back against control, empty authority, and manufactured narratives. Truth doesn’t bow. Rights don’t kneel. And when pressure is applied, freedom doesn’t break — it takes flight.
This is a song for anyone who believes that voices matter, truth rings louder than noise, and liberty will always find a way to soar.
🪽 Freedom has wings — and it’s not coming down.

Freedom Has Wings (COIL ★76)

Snake Plissken’s Escape is a dark, neon-lit anthem about survival, defiance, and becoming a legend by refusing to play by anyone else’s rules. Set against a crumbling cityscape of sirens, smoke, and ticking clocks, the song follows a lone anti-hero slipping through the cracks while chaos burns in his wake.
Driven by tension and attitude, this track captures the spirit of a man with no allegiance but his own code — no chains, no fear, no apologies. The city hunts him, the night closes in, and still he moves forward, untouchable and unbroken.
Inspired by classic dystopian action cinema and synth-soaked rebellion, this song is about one truth above all else: Legends don’t ask permission — they escape.
🕶️🔥 No friends. No faith. Just the road he makes.


Snake Plissken's Escape (COIL ★76)

Hauling Freedom (COIL★76)

TWO-FIVE-ZERO America is a thunderous tribute to 250 years of defiance, sacrifice, and unbreakable spirit. From blood-stained battlefields and factory floors to town halls, front porches, and the open road, this song honors the generations who built, defended, and carried the American experiment forward.
Gritty verses collide with a soaring, defiant chorus as the track reflects on hard-won freedom, brotherhood, faith, and the cost of standing your ground. It’s not nostalgia—it’s remembrance. Not politics—it’s identity. A reminder that America was forged by imperfect people who refused to kneel, and sustained by citizens who still believe freedom is worth fighting for.

TWO-FIVE-ZERO America (COIL★76)

The name speaks for itself, Abolish the 16th

Abolish the 16th (Fight,Fight,Fight)

The U.S.S. Constitution is one of the mighty ships in the American Navy. Fought in the war of 1812 and she is on the Navy registry as still active. This song is dedicated to Old Ironsides and her crew.

Old Ironsides

in the cold the trenches of the forgotten war (World War 1) the Iron Beasts rage though the No-Man's Land.

Iron Beasts

Hate is a learned behavior, so where are thses kids (and adults) learning to hate our country,  our flag, our people, even themselves. This song should be a wake up call and find the root of the problem.

Where Did You Learn This Hate

Coil★76 is an experimental artist mix of all different typesof music. From rock and blues to heavy and aggressive. With a touch of modern cinematic energy through the raw creative power of A.I. Each track is a fusion of styles — battle-hardened storytelling, gritty riffs, atmospheric soundscapes, and emotionally charged vocals shaped through cutting-edge generative tools.
Every song is built to feel like a moment: a fight for freedom, a fire in the chest, a memory from another life, or a scene ripped straight out of American history and the movies.
No boundaries. No rules. Just pure creation.
If you’re into music that hits with heart, grit, and imagination — welcome to the world of Coil★76.


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