Redneck Yacht Club

"Fracking Life" by DJ Jave is a raw, heartfelt anthem for the men and women who work the oil fields — the unsung backbone of America’s energy. Set against a backdrop of pounding drums and steel-string twang, the song captures the grit, grind, and glory of long days under the open sky and longer nights spent miles away from home. DJ Jave’s storytelling pulls you into the boots of someone living life on the road, chasing the paycheck that keeps the lights on but costs them sunsets with their kids and quiet nights with the one they love.
It’s a song about sacrifice — the kind you can smell in the diesel fumes, feel in your calloused hands, and hear in the way his voice cracks when he sings about missing his wife’s goodnight kiss. The verses paint vivid pictures of mud-caked work sites, coffee gone cold before the first break, and the hum of machinery that becomes a second heartbeat. The chorus soars like a sunrise over pump jacks, both proud and weary, reminding listeners that this life is more than just a job — it’s a calling.

With its blend of modern country grit, blue-collar pride, and an undercurrent of longing, Fracking Life isn’t just about drilling into the earth — it’s about digging deep into the soul. It’s for anyone who knows the price of hard work, the ache of being away, and the quiet satisfaction of building something that lasts.

Fraking Life

No Time To Kill

State Of Mind

Justin Moore

Good Ole American Way

That Don't Make Me a Bad Guy

God Love Her

Tim McGraw - Indian Outlaw

If You Have A Right To Burn My Flag (Then I Have A Right To Kick Your Ass) (320  Kbps)

If You Have A Right To Burn My Flag (Then I Have A Right To Kick Your Ass) (320 Kbps)

Connor Baine