A hard-hitting protest anthem from Doc Duck & The Dirty Deeds, "Whispered Screams" confronts the brutal realities of human trafficking and systemic corruption with raw, unapologetic storytelling. Gritty lyrics and haunting melodies expose invisible scars, challenge apathy, and demand justice for the forgotten. This powerful track blends outlaw country and alternative rock influences, delivering an emotional call to action that refuses to be silenced. Perfect for listeners who crave bold, socially conscious music with real impact

Whispered Screams

No Rest For The Wicked

Rebel Road Revival

Riders on the Reckless Wind

Wildfire Woman (Love Me Outlaw)

Feel the heat of Southern nights and outlaw dreams! "Wildfire Woman (Love Me Outlaw)" is a high-octane country rock track by Doc Raven that blends blazing guitars, fierce female vocals, and an untamed spirit. This song captures the burning passion of a wild love—unapologetic, unstoppable, and free as the open road. Perfect for fans of Southern grit, outlaw stories, and country with an edge. Crank it up and let your inner outlaw run wild!

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Wildfire Woman (Love Me Outlaw)

"Last Kiss in Dixie's Dust" is a soulful, heartfelt ballad painting a vivid picture of love and longing beneath the Carolina skies. With its blend of southern charm, poetic imagery, and raw emotion, this song tells the story of two souls finding refuge and redemption in each other's arms. From moonlit moments by the old oak tree to the bittersweet promise sealed with a kiss in Dixie's dust, this track captures the essence of deep connection and tender vulnerability.

Perfect for fans of country, folk, and Americana, "Last Kiss in Dixie's Dust" invites you to lose yourself in its melodic storytelling and haunting melodies. Let the music carry you down back country roads and into a midnight refuge where love reigns above all else.

Stream now and feel the magic of a love that’s enough—one last kiss under the southern stars.

Last Kiss in Dixie's Dust

Ladies Love Outlaws

Dirty South Blazing

DIRTY SOUTH SINS

Grind That Thing

THE CITY SHRINKS is a ska-indie breakup album told by a younger quantum me who thinks he can fix feelings with logic, plans, or a good Tesco meal deal. He can’t — and that’s the joke and the tragedy.

Across twelve jangly, frantic, hyper-real London tracks, he stumbles through pubs, night buses, parks, Shoreditch pavements, and the kind of conversations where one person asks to be heard while the other proudly offers solutions. His mates try to help, the city keeps getting smaller, and every shortcut to healing turns into another reminder that he can’t out-think heartbreak.

The guitars are scrappy and warm, the drums punchy, the vocals half-spoken, half-broken, and the songs bounce with the kind of upbeat melancholy you only get when you’re not okay but pretending hard enough to dance anyway.

It’s funny until it hurts.
It’s sad until it laughs.
It’s the sound of a city closing in and a heart finally learning to breathe.