WELLS RUN DRY is a direct message to RISE GOLD, a Canadian Mining Company looking to reopen a Gold Mine in Grass Valley, California which would literally drain the wells of hundreds of locals, and would very seriously damage the environment.  The BRIDGE of the song speaks to the fervent need for us to transform our relationship to the earth "It's time to put the planet back to the place where it belongs:  the sacred, righteous architect of each and every song.  Take dominion, exploitation, and greed without remorse.  Bring harmony, and dignity, and honoring our source."  Wells run dry and the people are thirsty.  Wells run dry and the people awake.  Just as we are, all of us, awakening right now.

Wells Run Dry

Stop Killin' uses Alt-Pop to express the angst and frustration of modern-day violence and provide a solution: just stop. The song was released on June 24th, 2022, auspiciously on the same day as bipartisan gun safety legislation was signed into law. Of the song, Eido says “STOP KILLIN’ was written out of desperation. The song references some formative horrors of my lifetime: the Rwandan Genocide, ethnic cleansing in Sudan, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Unfortunately, senseless violence continues. War rages in Ukraine. School shootings and mass shootings are now nauseatingly commonplace. How do we get to a place where everybody wins? How do we get to a place where nobody dies from unnecessary violence? These are the questions that might lead us to the next evolution. I believe in the heart of humanity, and our innate capacity to live in harmony with each other and the planet in a way that honors life and refuses to take it for granted.”

Stop Killin'

HERO is a track about searching within to find how it is that I rise above the mundane to be a hero in this life.

HERO

NOTHING IS REAL” is an ethereal pop ballad full of personal reflection and contemplation of the notion “If nothing is real, then why do I feel so much love for/from you?”.  The Music Video, shot mostly on the YUBA River depicts a love story with the forest itself.

Geoff Eido