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The 6th studio album by Here Come The Mummies

You Know The Drill

The Worm

That's What She Said

The 2002 release by Here Come The Mummies

Believe (In Things You Cannot See)

Peccadillo

We think you'll know what this song is about. It has a cool "undergroundy" feeling.

Where The Sun Don't Shine

Electric Haze is about finding your fire and stepping into the light. These songs capture the rush before the show, the doubt in the quiet moments, and the lift when the beat drops and everything finally makes sense. 

Midnight Dynamo

Miles of Gratitude (DannyHO)

Miles of Gratitude is DannyHO’s most heartfelt and human record yet a soulful tribute to mentorship, perseverance, and legacy. Blending soul-pop, Americana, and retro R&B warmth, the album moves through 12 deeply personal songs that honor those who teach us to stand, fight, and grow.

Across its journey from the reflective “Coach, I Hear You” to the gospel-soul energy of “Run the Way You Taught Me”, the funky swagger of “Under Your Whistle”, and the cinematic tenderness of “The Field You Built” the album transforms gratitude into groove. Each track is a thank-you letter in sound: gospel choirs lift, horns burst with joy, and Rhodes chords glow beneath emotionally raw vocals.

The latter half blooms into introspection and grace: Lantern in My Hands, The Quiet Call, and The Ground Beneath My Feet bring orchestral folk-pop intimacy, closing with Under the Same Sky — a communal world-pop anthem celebrating unity and enduring love.

✨ For fans of: Jon Batiste, Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, and Jacob Collier.
🎧 Sound palette: 70s-inspired funk, soft rock, modern soul ballads, cinematic folk storytelling.

inspirational soul-pop album 2025, songs about mentorship and legacy, retro R&B storytelling, Americana meets pop soul fusion, DannyHO Miles of Gratitude album, coach tribute songs, inspirational music about growth and purpose.

#SoulPop #RnB #Americana #PopSoul #Storytelling #GospelPop #DannyHO #MilesOfGratitude #UpliftingMusic #RetroSoul #SingerSongwriter #EmotionalBallads

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Run the Way You Taught M

Underground 

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Hard At Work

Comin' to getcha! Think "Brown, James Brown."

A Blessing And A Curse

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Tightrope Walker

Live at Stubb's, 7/2000

Ocean Man (Live)

All Excess

Whip It Out (Live)

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Sad Kermit - Hallelujah

boredom is weird isn't it

Original song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbVH6oiRzQo

First of October - Don't Go to My House (Cover)

The World's Premier Undead Funk Ambassadors

Peccadillo

Here Come The Mummies

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