Lost and Found is the debut album by Wagner Fox — a journey through time, emotion, and self-discovery, with songs written between 2002 and 2015, now finally brought to life.

The Eighties Called

Learning Myself is the second album by Wagner Fox — a return to the messy, hilarious, painful, and unforgettable years between school hallways and early adulthood.

I Forgot My Homework (Again!)

“I’m No Redneck” is an upbeat country-rock track that mixes humor, personality, and Southern energy. It plays with redneck stereotypes in a fun, lighthearted way while keeping strong guitars, confident vocals, and a catchy, feel-good groove.

I'm no Redneck

Country Days is a collection of songs born from open roads, quiet mornings, and long afternoons under wide skies. Blending modern country with americana and country rock, the album tells stories of simple moments, restless minds, and the places we carry with us wherever we go.

Acoustic guitars, warm melodies, and honest lyrics drive the sound — rooted in tradition but shaped by a contemporary, independent spirit. These songs aren’t about chasing trends; they’re about chasing feeling, memory, and meaning.

Country Days is for anyone who finds freedom in the journey, peace in small towns, and truth in songs that sound lived-in.

Press play. Let the road roll.

Anywhere We Could

The 80s Called

Daryl Fox O’Neill is a country rock storyteller from Chattanooga, Tennessee, blending warm guitars, steady grooves, and a slightly raspy voice. His songs reflect on memory, loss, and resilience, carrying a melancholic tone with forward motion and honest, lived-in emotion.

Anywhere We Could

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