Copy of Dreamy Folk

Broken Record, Pt. 1 - Heart

I Just Want To Talk

Не сходи с пути

Yelling at the Sky

Another Time, Another Day

Mata Saling Menyapa

GIRLHOOD: THE ENCORE is a continuation of the story, an intimate reflection on the transition from girlhood to womanhood. These songs, written during that transformative time, felt too important to leave behind. This EP brings them to life alongside stripped-down, acoustic versions from GIRLHOOD, offering a raw, unfiltered glimpse into the emotions that shaped the journey. It’s a softer yet equally powerful echo of the original—one last chapter before closing the book.

Crave

nada

Jellyfish is a haunting, orchestral descent into fragility, memory, and the slow unravelling of identity. With layers of guitars, ghostly strings, fractured piano and a myriad of synthesizer textures, the album captures Junkballer at their most vulnerable and cinematic. From the turbulent energy of “Brace Yourself” to the devastating stillness of “Hope You're Gonna Wait,” each track dissolves the boundaries between analogue warmth and digital disintegration. It’s a record that drifts like fog through emotional wreckage — political, personal, and planetary — wrapped in Junkballer’s complex arrangements and post-rock textures. Subtle, sorrowful, and immersive and also punctuated by moments of raw, youthful urgency

The Little Things

Consider Me In

Consider Me In (Radio Edit)

Gods House

“Just Who You Are” is a love letter to self-worth. It’s the voice we all need in the quiet moments—the reminder that we don’t have to prove anything to be lovable. With a gentle groove and soulful delivery, Tim Cooney offers a message of unconditional acceptance, not just to a lover or a friend, but to anyone who's ever doubted their value.

Part of The Journeyman soundtrack, this song is a soft anthem of healing and a celebration of authenticity. It doesn’t shout—it uplifts. And in a noisy world, that might be the bravest thing a song can do.

The Journeyman Vol I

Just Who You Are

Enormous Flowers

Good Morning (Remastered 2025) [feat. Thuli Cox]

Lyrics 

I remember sitting at that wooden desk one spring
Your weathered hands traced circles on the board
About the way that water moves through everything
While outside, rain was falling, largely ignored
You turned to face the class with fierce intensity
That made us all sit straighter in our chairs
"The world," you said, "is not our property"
And something in your voice caught me unaware


Your words that day changed everything I knew
Now I see the world the way you do


You brought a jar of soil and poured it on your palm
Explaining how each handful holds a universe
Of creatures keeping all our systems calm
The food chain's not a chart, it's something worse
You showed us photographs of melting polar seas
And spoke about the bees that didn't return
I watched you plant a seedling by the maple trees
And waited after class, now desperate to learn


Your words that day changed everything I knew
Now I see the world the way you do


Twenty years have passed, I'm teaching science now
Standing at my own board, drawing water's flow
When students ask me why I care so much somehow
I hear your voice still teaching what I know


I take my classes out to touch the morning dew
And watch their faces change just like mine changed
When understanding breaks and something deep and true
Connects them to this earth we've got to save
The passion in your lesson echoes through the years
As I pass on the wisdom that you shared


Your words that day changed everything I knew
Now I see the world the way you do




I Just Want To Talk

Don Amero

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