Fur Elise

Fur Elise (Guitar)

Gorgeous (Good Life)

Gorgeous (Good Life)  Original

🕊️ ​Daniel Joseph Chiasson – "Faith’s Embrace" | Daniel's Music Productions​

🫂 “Faith’s Embrace” is an original piece of a Christian acoustic gospel track that deals with significant themes like faith, love, and healing. The words and the melody soothes the listeners as they embark on the journey of claiming faith through self-rediscovery. It invites self vigilance and self contemplation.

When “Faith’s Embrace” nudges you to encourage faith, the track auto-plays with the intention of reminding you of the need to go back to the roots while guiding you to seek refuge in faith.

🙏 Just like any other faith based song, my wish is for this track to increase your faith, inspire you, and ease your spirit all together throughout your personal spiritual path and journey.

If the underlying intention of the music moves you, you can always choose to like, share and subscribe propagate the idea of faith and love through music.

Faith's Embrace

🕊️ Hello, friends! Listen to the moving acoustic rendition of "How To Love The Lord" by Daniel Joseph Chiasson. Despite the fact that these are merely home recordings, I sincerely hope you enjoy this song, which is all about connecting with God. It's about loving Him with all of our hearts, souls, and minds. A gentle reminder to consider the promise of eternal life in heaven and our spiritual journey. This song inspires us to deepen our understanding of divine love and to grow in our faith, whether we are worshipping with friends or alone. Let it serve as a brief manual to help you remember the unending hope we have and to feel closer to God. Let it be a little guide to help you feel closer to God and remember the eternal hope we have in Him.

How To Love The Lord

Produced, written and performed by RikoJamez.

Downtown

Produced, Written, and performed by RikoJamez

ERBODY

Window Shopper (Prod.Xundr)

Love Blaze, wanted to make something similar.

Woke up pissed at the city again,
Same damn sirens kickin’ at 5 a.m.
Window view was a concrete wall,
Neighbors screamin’ through the hall.
Town felt tired and so did I,
Been drinkin’ too hard just to get by.
Found a half-smoked joint on the windowsill —
Took one drag, I’ve had my fill.

I’m just lookin’ for somewhere new,
A place where a lost man can make do.
World keeps turnin’, hurt keeps burnin’ —
But I’m tryin’ to turn me too.
I’m just lookin’ for somewhere new,

Met an older lady by the station door.......
Silver hair tied back, maybe late fifty-four...
She said, “Son, you look like hell warmed twice,”
I laughed, said, “Ma’am, that’s oddly nice.”
We shared a smoke and a cheap beer can,
Talked about life, how it ruins your plans.
She said, “This city took years I can’t get back —
And stayin’ put just keeps you stuck in the past.”
Then the bus rolled in with a rusty sigh —
She squeezed my hand, said, “Give wandering a try.”

I’m just lookin’ for somewhere new,
A place where the hard days don’t come due.
Hope’s still open, faith gets broken —
But I keep walkin’, it’s what I do.
I’m just lookin’ for somewhere new,

Every barstool preacher’s got his version of truth,
Every addict’s carryin’ somethin’ from youth.
Some folks sober, some folks drown —
We’re all just tryin’ to turn life around.

Rolled through fields where the wheat stood still,
Found a bar tucked under a low brown hill.
Ordered whiskey ’cause the cold bit hard,
Said, “Figure I’ll thaw before I fall apart.”
Bartender snorted, “Son, you’re half bad luck.”
I said, “Yeah… bein’ me ain’t no skill I picked up.”
He slid the glass — I took a burning sip,
Said, “Next year I’ll quit… once I get a grip.”
He laughed, “Nobody’s perfect — keeps my doors open’ wide.”
Then pointed west, “Go chase a warmer sky 

I’m just lookin’ for somewhere new,
A place where a man ain’t trapped in his blues.
Road keeps callin’, fears keep fallin’ —
But I’m still movin’ through.

Maybe someday I’ll settle down,
Find a porch, claim a little ground with you.
But not today — I’m jus passin’ through,
Tryin’ to learn how to be brand new.

Something New

American Soul is a journey through the heart of a modern cowboy—raw, reflective, and built on lived experience. Across nine tracks, the album blends gritty realism with emotional storytelling, capturing the quiet moments, heartbreaks, and hard-won strength that shape a man’s character.

It opens with “Cold Coffee Mornings,” a slow-burning reflection on routine and regret, before expanding into the dreamlike hope of “The Breath Between Stars.” Songs like “River Takes the Weight” and “Backroads Built My Heart” explore loss, memory, and the places that raised us, while “Porchlight Glow” brings warmth back into the darkness.

The middle of the record hits harder—“Dirt Road Revival” and “Iron In My Chest” pulse with grit, resilience, and the heavy bass of a life lived close to the edge. “Almost Had You” dives into heartbreak deep enough to leave a scar, while the finale, “Soul Fire Rising,” lifts the listener out of the ashes with a cinematic, powerful sense of rebirth.

From stripped-down acoustic moments to full-bodied, cinematic country crescendos, American Soul captures the dust, the quiet, the storms, and the resilience of a man carving meaning from a wild world—one song at a time.

Cold Coffee Mornings


Rock & Roll

7th Order is an American progressive rock & roll band whose debut "extended play" CD release, The Lake of Memory, was issued on the Big Island Sounds label in 2007 (although 7th Order had been together for several years by that time). The band has, at various times, been assisted by veteran British guitarist Martin Pugh (of Steamhammer, "The Rod Stewart Album", and Armageddon), drummer Tim Kelliher (of Randy Hansen's Machine Gun), and legendary American rock guitarist Geoff Thorpe (of Vicious Rumors). Reviewers have recognized their particular sound as reminiscent of blues-rock bands like The Rolling Stones & The Yardbirds, with progressive undertones ala Led Zeppelin.

The band's web site references a forthcoming compilation/career retrospective titled "The Initiate's Journey, 2003-13", and pre-release CD's were dispatched to numerous radio stations around the world. 

Lazarus

Road to Yerevan

🎸 Daniel's Music Productions | 70X7 🎵 Christian Classic Rock & Instrumental Guitar Hymns:

🔈 Moments of life into a sanctuary of sound—where faith meets endurance, and music becomes a vessel of truth  Discover my music as I create memorable experiences through music.

🙋‍♂️ I’m Daniel from Bathurst, NB.  My discography is shaped by memory, forged in hardship, and offered in faith. My rock sound bridges two distinct genres: Classic Rock textures with Christian themes, and a separate genre—Peaceful Instrumental Guitar Hymns.

🌍 Every soul bears God’s image—no partiality, no judgment, and no division because The Lord is my Judge.
📡 To restore peace, and give rest for the weary. 

✝️Let my place be in remembrance. 
💧 Let it be a fountain of mercy. 
🕊️ Let Thy Kingdom Come.