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"Heads or Tails" represents the struggle of a “changed” person, haunted by the ghosts of their past. “The phone is ringing at the bottom of the stairs, the ghosts are calling, and they’re haunting my past.”  By the end of the song, the protagonist has learned to confront the past with the people in his present.

Heads or Tails

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EveryNightDrive - "Heads or Tails"

"Gabriel wrote Cedar Mountain on a chilly autumn afternoon in South Carolina, just miles from its namesake. A new environment can stir unexpected emotions—and that day, it sparked inspiration. It’s a breakup song, but with a thread of hope. Hard times often lead us somewhere better. Mistakes can be mended, and as the sun sets, we’re reminded that a new day is coming. Sometimes, it’s okay to return home and start again.
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Beyond What I Can See

Cedar Mountain

Remedy Tree - "Cedar Mountain"

Leave This World Alive

“Conviction” is an honest reflection on the things that pull us away from the life we’re meant to live. Some struggles feel too heavy to face, but ignoring them only deepens the damage—to ourselves and the people around us. The song is a desperate cry for the will power to break old patterns and live greater.

Conviction

Psalms Of David - "Conviction"

“Needle in the Heart of West Virginia” is as stark and unflinching as the hills it comes from. Written with Rick Stanley and Donna Ulisse, it lays bare a land stripped to the bone—where the mines took the fathers, grief took the mothers, and addiction takes what’s left. The song climbs the highest ridges, where hope feels near, then drops into the deepest mines, where light fades and dreams are buried—one at a time. Rebekah Speer is an acclaimed vocalist, songwriter, and front-of-house engineer for 2x GRAMMY-nominated Sister Sadie.

Needle in the Heart of West Virginia

Rebekah Speer - "Needle in the Heart of West Virginia"

Get Me Down The Line

That Summer

Flat Foot Charlie

"That Summer" is one of the few songs Colebrook Road has covered—and for good reason. Vocalist Jesse and mandolinist Wade grew up on ’90s country, where honesty ran deep and stories unfolded like a film reel. In this one, wheat fields ripple to the horizon, leather turns to velvet, and a brief, electric summer changes everything. Garth Brooks’ voice made it unforgettable, and now Colebrook Road makes it theirs.

Colebrook Road - "That Summer"

Life sometimes causes us to feel anxious, hurried, rushed, and out of breath. Everything needs our attention at once, or so it seems. In "Test of Time", Solachi Voz falls back on her East Coast roots and delivers a reminder to calm down, breathe deep, and process each day one at a time. This is the next single in an upcoming album, releasing in Fall. 

Test of Time

Solachi Voz - "Test of Time"

"Time Bomb (Until I'm Gone)" is about looking back on your old life and the choices that shaped you. Maestro reflects on a memory of sitting by a fire, thinking back on a string of reckless nights he barely remembers. He questioned why a part of him was still drawn to that chaos. The title hints at how this kind of self-reflection lingers, like something quietly ticking just beneath the surface.

Time Bomb (Until I'm Gone)

Myles Maestro - "Time Bomb (Until I'm Gone)"

“Not Ok, My Brother” was written by Ben Parker (banjo/vocals), with input from the band’s circle of voices—wives included. But it didn't catch fire until the studio, where producer Steve Wilson pushed Tidalwave Road past safe territory. It’s a headlong run through life’s peaks and pits—dreams chased, losses swallowed, private wars fought in silence. This isn’t a song for tomorrow; it’s a call to grab the fleeting moments now, before they’re gone.

Not Ok, My Brother

Tidalwave Road Bluegrass Band - "Not Ok, My Brother"

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Get Me Down The Line

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