SECULAR SONGS: Volume 1 🌌

An album of humanist anthems for freethinkers, atheists, and everyone who finds meaning without gods.

THE VISION: These aren't just songs—they're a movement. Music for the growing community of secular humans who celebrate science, embrace mortality, raise kids with wonder instead of fear, and defend pluralism against rising theocracy.

THE SONGS:

🌟 Beyond the Stars - A cosmic dance anthem celebrating that we are the universe discovering itself. No gods required. Just stardust, consciousness, and the beautiful accident of being alive.

💙 Teach Them Wonder - A gentle response to "how do you raise moral kids without religion?" With kindness without hell. With critical thinking over dogma. With love that needs no religious doors.

🌌 Ashes to Stardust - A meditation on death without fear. We don't end, we transform—returning to the cosmic cycle that gave us life. Living fully now because there's no eternal shore.

THE PHILOSOPHY: Secular humanism believes:

    Morality doesn't require religion
    This one life is precious because it's finite
    Human connection is the only heaven we need
    Science and reason light our path
    We create meaning through how we live and love
    Legacy lives in hearts we touch, not afterlife promises

FOR EVERYONE WHO:

    Was told atheists can't be moral or patriotic
    Faces judgment for raising kids without church
    Feels isolated in their secular worldview
    Knows that "we are star stuff" is profound enough
    Believes love, not fear, should guide humanity
    Wants music that reflects their humanist values

This album spans cosmic wonder to intimate parenting wisdom to urgent political defense to peaceful death acceptance. It's the secular humanist experience set to music.

We are stardust. We are enough. This life is enough.

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Beyond the Stars

Teach Them Wonder

Dancing on a Pale Blue Dot

Ashes to Stardust (Radio)

"The Harvest Ballet Suite" is an enchanting classical ballet composition that celebrates the rhythms and rituals of the autumn harvest season. This evocative suite weaves together pastoral melodies and dramatic orchestral movements, capturing the golden warmth of harvest fields, the communal spirit of gathering, and the bittersweet beauty of seasonal transition. Each movement tells a story through dance - from the morning mist over ripening fields to the jubilant harvest feast under autumn stars. Perfect for ballet companies, dance students, and lovers of classical music who appreciate the timeless connection between nature's cycles and human celebration.
Created with the help of Claude.ai and SunoAI

The Harvest Ballet Suite

🤠 Digital Cowboys - Where the Wild West meets the Digital Frontier 🌵
Saddle up for a sonic journey through neon-lit desert highways and cyber saloons. Blending haunting synthesizers with twangy guitars, this track reimagines the American frontier for the digital age.
Electronic beats meet western grit. The future sounds like spurs on chrome.
🎧 Genre: Electronic Country / Synthwave Western
🎸 For fans of modern outlaws and retro-futuristic soundscapes
Turn it up and ride the binary sunset.

Digital Cowboys

An unapologetically honest Thanksgiving album that captures every side of the holiday - from late-night adult adventures to heartfelt family reunions.
This collection explores the full spectrum of November emotions, mixing playfully explicit party anthems with genuine gratitude and reflection. Whether you're navigating post-dinner romance, fighting food comas for intimate time, or getting genuinely emotional about family bonds, this album speaks to the real, uncensored Thanksgiving experience.
⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: Most songs contain adult themes with innuendo and suggestive content. Not suitable for family gatherings. However, the album also includes heartfelt, wholesome material perfect for actual dinner time.
From heavy 808s and sultry slow jams to emotional piano-driven anthems, this is Thanksgiving music for adults who appreciate both humor and heart.
Perfect for Friendsgiving parties, adult gatherings, and that one emotional moment when you actually think about what you're thankful for.

Grateful (For Your Female Body)

The In-Laws Are Coming

Pumpkin Spice & Everything Nice

Grateful (For Your Male Body)

The First Spanksgiving

See You Next November

Stuffing Season

The Tryptophan Trap

Gravy Train

The Thankful Twerk

Feast of the Damned

Drop the Bass-te

Not Yet December (Thanksgiving's Here)

The Leftovers

The Turkey Trot

An anthem for free thinkers who refuse to accept conclusions without evidence. Question everything, build from the ground up, think for yourself. For everyone told to "just have faith" who said "show me the proof instead." Modern pop empowerment for the intellectually curious. Don't take their word for it - verify everything.

First Principles

A clever deconstruction of supernatural beliefs through logic and reason. Each verse adds another layer to the impossibility stack - for prayer to work, you'd need omniscience, for that you'd need timelessness, for that you'd need... The song playfully exposes how much you have to believe just to believe one thing. Perfect for doubters discovering the logical holes. Cheeky indie-pop that builds with each absurdity. 

For That to Work

Music for the faith transition journey. These songs tell the stories the LDS church doesn't want told - Joseph Smith's polygamy, convenient revelations, historical manipulation, and the emotional reality of deconstructing from Mormonism. For everyone processing the grief, anger, relief, and freedom that comes with walking away. Whether you left last month or decades ago, these songs validate what you experienced and give voice to what you've been thinking. You're not crazy. You're not alone. The truth matters.

Ian McMurray

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