The 1920s was the decade that gave birth to the Jazz Age — a time of roaring rhythms, big brass bands, and smoky speakeasies. Jazz and blues exploded across dance halls, blending syncopated beats, improvisation, and soulful vocals. Ragtime faded into swing, while crooners and torch singers set the tone for romance. It was also the golden age of gramophones and radio, spreading music faster than ever before. Whether it was hot jazz in New Orleans, the Harlem Renaissance in New York, or the glamorous orchestras of Europe, the 1920s defined a sound of freedom, rebellion, and joy.


05, Powered By Hope, Driven By Soul - 1920's

🙏 Hope was the first song I ever wrote — it carried all the weight I was holding, and it became the foundation for everything since.

🎶 Echoes of Us showed me how far music can travel, how it can connect in ways I never imagined.

💜 Powered By Hope, Driven By Soul… that one feels bigger than me. It’s an anthem, not just for me to sing, but for anyone who needs it.

✨ These songs mean more to me than I’ll ever be able to fully explain.

I don’t chase perfect words here — I just want you to know these tracks come from somewhere real. If they mean something to you, then we’re already connected.

— Connor Charles 💜

🔥 Songwriter, producer & the fire behind Hopefire Records.
From cinematic ballads to neon-soaked anthems, every track is built to make you feel something — loud, raw, and real.

If you’re into music with teeth, hooks you can’t shake, and lyrics that cut deeper than the charts allow… you’re in the right place.

⚡ New music dropping soon. Hit follow to stay ahead of the noise.

#Hopefire #ConnorCharles