My heart is saying die

Meet me in the backseat 
Tell me that you love me 
Please just be so caring to know that i'm here 

Know your limitations 
Before things start to fade and 
Never Let me know or please just be kind 

Tell me when you're angry 
Rock you just so gently 
I just need to know, know that you are mine 

Boarder line neurotic 
Seamless and psychotic 
I get so exhausted from hums and some rings 

All my sensitivity 
Never let it get to me 
Grabs me like a cavity 
Brings me to a Tragedy 
Show me hospitality 
Sorry for the fantasy 
I just want to know you for a long long time 

(Guitar Solo) 

Treat me like a brother 
Climb under the covers 
You always think and wonder if you love him 

He treats you with perfection 
I guess it's more complex than 
Things that make my head spin ALL OF THE TIME 

It's all that sensitivity 
Always seems to get to me 
Throws me up like gravity 
All built up inside of me 
It takes me to a fantasy 
Works just like a factory 
And creates things that I shouldn't do 

Bridge: 
And when I get you alone 
Were out on the Town 
But lately I feel you don't want me around 
Pr-pr-pr-prancing around, around the sycamore tree 
I need somebody to help me 
to set me free 
oh oh (oh oh oh oh oh oh)
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released December 29, 2015 
Ali Rosser - Cover Photo 
Kerry Brown - Mastered the Track
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Sensitivity

All songs written and performed by Spencer Morphy and Addison Hiller. 
Piano on “Hanging From the Ceiling by Chad Alexander. 
Recorded in Nashville, TN. 
Produced by Lincoln Parish. 
Engineered by Ryan Speakerman. 
Mixed by Addison Hiller. 
Mastered by Patrick Haight. 
Special thanks to our Family, Friends, Supporters, Kickstarter Donors, Neal Dahlgren and all of you for listening!
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Released May 27 2016 via fierce panda canada. 

Hanging From The Ceiling

Ian Ruhala, better known as HALA, has been writing and recording music for several years now and at the
young age of 18, he is already a singer/songwriter veteran.
 
With several releases already under his belt, even before graduating high school, Ruhala has created some
buzz with his solo, at-home/DIY recording style that relates well with music from artists like M. Ward,
Mac DeMarco and Travis Bretzer.
 
After attending college at Central Michigan University for a semester, Ruhala’s mind was more on lyrics than
on school-work. Writing over sixty songs during this time period, Ian decided to fully immerse himself into his passion to manufacture his first proper debut, Spoonfed.
 
The meaning behind Spoonfed, as Ruhala explains, is about dealing with the things and ideas that people feed you when you are young, and trying to do your best to not repeat the norm. Songs like “Phone Calls,” and
“Not Your Modern Man” discuss topics like marrying young, and society’s fear of face-to-face interaction
with each other, with lyrics that you will be surprised to find out, came from an 18 year old kid from Michigan.
 
Every song on this album tells a story; heart-break is talked about in the ironically upbeat song “Reruns,” and the track “Just Because,” shows HALA’s appreciation for the simple things in life, with the line, “Sunday morning, Dad’s at home, watches football and paints his toes, will I ever be?” One thing is for sure, it is extremely refreshing to see someone so young be able to produce something of this magnitude; Ruhala’s future is bright.
 
Get your bowls, and a spoon, because this Indie singer/songwriter says, "breakfast is served."

What Is Love? Tell Me, Is It Easy?

You come around playing with my heart 
You come around telling me secrets 
You come around asking me why I've been such a fool 

But I'll take it back to the start 
Back to when it was something new 
Change, it comes around, with its reflections too 

It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through the night 
It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through 

Slide your way on over baby, 
light the cigarette 
stacking up in between your teeth 
yeah, no regrets - baby I said 

It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through the night 
It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through 
It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through the night 
It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through 

Woo 

It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through the night 
It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through 
It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through the night 
It'll be alright 
If we make it through, make it through

from "The Cart", released August 31, 2016 
Recorded by CERAMIC ANIMAL at Daddy's Basement Studios 
Written produced and mixed by Warren Regan

"The Cart"

Dreams Via Memories

Mixed Emotion (Demo)

Stream 'Here I Am' here - https://fanlink.to/HereIAm

Tommy Newport (fka Milmine) - Here I Am
Written & Produced by Milmine

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Here I Am

Tommy Newport (fka Milmine) - Here I Am

I think I'm falling out of love...

Written, Recorded and Produced by My Friend Alan

Vocals by Worn-Tin
Backing Vocals by Daisy Hamel-Buffa
Trumpet by Noah Weinman
Mixed by Alex Kasvikis
Mastered by Rat Fildey

Falling

Hit Or Miss

from the LP "Hazel" June 11, 2013 via Gold Robot. Pre-order here: http://goldrobotrecords.bigcartel.com/product/young-hunting-hazel-12

Sweet Bird

Lo-Tide

Downtown

Hala is the borderless alt-indie project of Detroit-based songwriter/producer, Ian Ruhala. Beginning as an at home, D.I.Y., recording venture in 2014, Hala has since released two full length records, one EP, and several singles. This includes; 2016’s, Spoonfed, which recorded in an attic behind the Motown Museum offered the bedroom pop breakout, “What Is Love? Tell Me, Is It Easy?.” 2018 brought the release of “Sorry,” a fun, jangly, pop piece, which flashed Ruhala’s guitar prowess at its pinnacle. Red Herring via Cinematic Music Group, would be Hala’s second proper full length, but it also marked the first time the recording outfit would shift into a professional studio. The album would become a “hodge-podge” of home recordings, and studio recordings, showcasing Ruhala’s genre-hopping capabilities, rendering songs like “Somehow,” and the caffeinated, but pop-centric number, “Why Would You Want Anything To Do With Me?.” Hala’s first release in 2023 brings yet another new chapter. Single “R.S.V.P.” is both heavy and danceable in an interesting juxtaposition. It also hints at Hala returning back to the more independent mentality in which it began. Look forward to Hala’s intensive release schedule throughout the rest of the year, and companion music videos as well!

What Is Love? Tell Me, Is It Easy?

Hala

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