Mixed emotions

for anyone who has ever lost themselves to someone else 

buy 'excuses (demo)'

excuses (demo)

Sunny Day with You

Senyum Airmata

Masih Sama

How Did We Let This Happen is a powerful protest anthem from Barking Justice Music that confronts the collective silence and cultural decay that enabled democracy’s unraveling in America. With emotionally charged lyrics and an introspective tone, the track explores how civic disengagement, media distraction, and the glorification of personality over principle have led us to the brink.

The anthem calls out our shared responsibility—how we stopped teaching critical thinking, let entertainment replace ethics, and allowed outrage to drown out truth. Drawing on the moral courage of figures like John Lewis, Dan Rather, Fred Rogers, Barack Obama, and John McCain, this song is a wake-up call for citizens to reclaim integrity and civic purpose.

“This didn’t collapse—it decayed with our nod.”


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How Did We Let This Happen

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Enchanted (Danny's Version) (Acoustic)

Shepherd of My Soul

A song about love, loss, longing, reconciliation, and the moon. All lyrics written and arranged by Chan

Chantel & Jimmy - Goddess Of The Sky

the giver DEMO

Love(1)

Dana Al Fardan is a visionary Qatari composer, songwriter, and symphonic artist,internationally acclaimed for seamlessly blending Middle Eastern heritage with Western contemporary classical music. 

Her innovative compositions transcend cultural boundaries, creating immersive musical experiences that resonate deeply across global audiences.

With her latest album, 'Tempest,' Dana masterfully intertwines the enchanting rhythms of traditional Qatari pearl-diving chants with rich, evocative symphonic arrangements performed by the esteemed Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra. Drawing profound inspiration from Qatar's maritime traditions and the timeless, untamed spirit of the sea, 'Tempest' explores themes of resilience, personal growth, and cultural connection, marking it as Dana's most intimate and powerful work to date.

Dana's groundbreaking career includes notable milestones such as being the first Gulf artist to perform at prestigious international venues, including the Trophée Chopard Gala during the Cannes Film Festival and the historic Teatro Romano di Fiesole near Florence. Her trailblazing works, such as the musicals 'Broken Wings' and 'Rumi The Musical,' have earned critical acclaim, showcasing her versatility and profound storytelling.

Continuing to inspire artists and audiences alike, Dana Al Fardan's artistry positions her not only as a cultural ambassador but also as a pivotal figure shaping the future of music in the Gulf region and beyond.