"stable” - what does that word mean to you?  What does it feel like?  How do internal/external forces sway stability? These are all conversations I wanted to shed light on when I wrote this song with artist, Andreas Moss.  “stable” is an expression of how I felt when I began finding balance during recovery.  I never imaged I'd be happy again after all the guilt/pain I had experienced.  Once I was able to focus on areas in my life which had been neglected for so long, I found my deepest passions & rejoiced in the rediscovery of my soul’s highest purpose.

"stable"

It’s about a girl i meet back in my hometown, she made me feel like never before, she was sweet, cute and we was so alike. Even tho it was just for some hours she made me feel good.

Rapid Feelings

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Say It

A romance song about falling in love for the first time and being afraid about it ending, but you actually know it's gonna work out in the end.  It’s a bit mellow compared to my other recent songs and has a bit of country influence, ala a little Kasey Musgraves, which is new for me.

something we'll figure out

I don't even know if I'm just a fool 
Wanna kick it I'll play it cool 
I don't even know if you want me too 
I'm not crazy, just in love with you 
  

Am I wrong or am I wrong 
Am I wrong or am I wrong 

  
I need you 
I hate you 
You're the one I crave 
Even though I know it's bad and that you're toxic 
And i talk shit 
Take me to my grave 
And honest I won't stop it 

  
If it's not real and it's not fake what is it 
Fuck it I don't care let's just go with it 
We're still young and full of bad decisions 
Riding on this high like blinded vision 

  
Am I wrong or am I wrong 
Am I wrong or am I wrong 
 

Cause I need you 
And I hate you 
You're the one I crave 
Even though I know it's bad and that you're toxic 
And I talk shit 
Take me to my grave 
And honest I won't stop it 


Music and Lyrics by Sofie Alise Landsman, Justin Gray
Produced by Justin Gray

talk sh!t

Australian singer-songwriter and performer Renee Naccari returns with her fierce new single DESTRUCTIVE, dropping worldwide on Friday, September 5th, 2025. Following her intoxicating dance track Fantasy, Renee now dives even deeper into her recent rebrand, blurring the line between light and dark, seduction and destruction.

A dark pop/dance-pop anthem, DESTRUCTIVE is ghostly yet electronic, weaving pulsing beats with seductive storytelling. At its core, the track is an exploration of Renee’s alter ego—her darker self, seductive and chaotic, always tempting her to burn the world alive. Through shifting perspectives, the lyrics toy with the listener’s perception: what begins as the tale of a dangerous female lover is revealed to be an intimate confrontation with herself.

“It’s like my own version of Fight Club,” Renee explains. “At first you think I’m singing about someone else, but then it twists—I’m talking about myself. It’s about embracing the darker, chaotic part of me that thrives on the idea of destruction. She’s dangerous, she’s seductive, and sometimes… I want to be her.”

Before its official release, DESTRUCTIVE will be unveiled live for the very first time at Homegrown Festival at The Corner Hotel (VIC) on Saturday, August 30th, 2025, where Renee will perform it alongside two other unreleased tracks and previous catalog. This exclusive debut performance promises to set the stage for her most daring release yet.

Visually, DESTRUCTIVE continues Renee’s darker aesthetic—rebellious, intense, and rooted in her mantra ‘Amplecti Chaos’ [Latin: To embrace the chaos]. It’s a fearless anthem of duality, destruction, and liberation, further cementing Renee as one of Australia’s most upcoming daring voices.
DESTRUCTIVE will be available on all major streaming platforms on September 5th, 2025 at 12 AM.


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HeartStop

You Can’t Go Back to Tupelo is a Southern rock/Americana song rooted in Mississippi storytelling. Written by Stateline Saints, it reflects on Elvis Presley’s beginnings in Tupelo while weaving in personal truths about leaving home, chasing dreams, and the haunting pull of the past. With gritty vocals, soulful guitars, and a Southern backbone, the song blends nostalgia with raw honesty.

🎵 For fans of: Blackberry Smoke, Drive-By Truckers, Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton
📍 From the Mississippi–Tennessee stateline, straight to Tupelo
👉 More music, socials & press kit: https://linktr.ee/statelinesaints

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Can't Go Back to Tupelo

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Honey Ribar's life is a melody, a testament to the transformative power of faith and the unwavering call of a lifelong dream. From her very first performance at five years old, singing "Tomorrow" from Annie, Honey felt a "glimmer of the Lord's voice," instantly knowing her purpose. This profound sense of peace, joy, and gratitude ignited a passion that has guided her through every challenge, shaping her into the authentic, loving artist she is today.
From Pop to Purpose

Honey's early career saw her light up stages, winning singing competitions across the tri-state area, including Minnesota Idol and the Minnesota State Fair Grandstand Competition. She even released pop singles like "Plastic" and "Have Mercy," performing for audiences at iconic venues like Madison Square Garden and the Xcel Energy Center. Yet, it was in 2020, through her courageous journey of recovery from addiction, that her music truly found its sacred calling. Facing immense personal struggles—including addiction, eating disorders, depression, and anxiety—Honey consistently found solace and an unbreakable connection to God through worship and song.
A Voice for the Lord

This profound experience led her to become a dedicated worship leader, solidifying her conviction that her ultimate purpose is to create music that draws hearts toward the Lord. Her recent singles, including "Be My Vision (Hallelujah)," "Earthquake (Singing Your Praises)," and "Here I Am (Glorify You)," are far more than just songs. They are powerful reflections of her raw, real journey, brimming with emotional depth and an authentic expression of faith. Each note is a testament to the healing and hope she's found.
Milestones & Miracles

Honey's unwavering dedication and heartfelt message have resonated with millions. Her YouTube channel boasts over 4 million views, and her music has garnered international attention, with "This Time" receiving radio play in the UK and being featured on Spotify's Discover Weekly. In 2025, she was honored with the Annual Christian Songwriting Award for "Earthquake (Singing Your Praises)" and was a 2nd quarter winner for "Be My Vision (Hallelujah)." She's been nominated into the prestigious Recording Academy and continues to go viral, touching lives with her powerful, God-given message.

For Honey, God is the ultimate musical influence, the divine author of every note and lyric. Her story is a vibrant testament to surrendering control, trusting in a higher power, and allowing past struggles to forge a path of unparalleled purpose. Honey Ribar isn't just singing; she's sharing God's transformative power, one soul-stirring melody at a time, inviting everyone to experience the love and redemption that has changed her life.

"stable"

Honey Ribar

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