Together with producer J.War, we bring you a synth-driven bop with some sad(?) lyrics. @j_war

Good for You (with J.War) [DEMO]

"Silvertone Guitar" is a completely autobiographical song telling the story of how I obtained my first electric guitar when I was nine-years-old. The event took place in 1966, inspired by my love of the Beatles and desire to write my own songs. I intentionally went for a "60s retro-vibe" to fit the setting. For friends from my hometown of Cherryville, the "neighbors basement" I refer to was actually Wonnie Webb's house in Eastwood. The "teenage band" my dad and I watched rehearse was called The Toronadoes (pronounced "Tor-Nah-dos") featuring Rick Webb on drums, his brother Danny on guitar with cousin Harold Mauney, who was a classmate of mine, on the other guitar and Blake Beam on bass. The event occurred pretty much as sung in the song. Up until the moment I walked into our living room on Christmas morning, I had no clue whether I was getting the guitar or not. The feeling of ecstasy when I saw that Silvertone leaning against the amp is one I will never forget and is one of the special moments of my life. I don't know how my dad swung it because the guitar was priced well above our normal Christmas budget. I'm thinking Wonnie Webb might have taken pity on him and given him a great deal. The Silvertone (made by Sears) was a quality guitar for a nine-year-old to learn on and I am always thankful that my dad had the foresight to start me off with an instrument I could succeed on. By the end of that Christmas holiday, I had already written my first two songs, "Lover's Time" and "A Perfect Day' which my neighbor Keith Nolen and I sang together for years.

This entire project was solely my affair. I wrote the song and lyrics, recorded all instruments and vocals and mixed and mastered the finished product. To say the least, it was a labor of love.

Silvertone Guitar

american boy (estelle cover)

idk i'm dying my hair so here's a one take cover cheers to new beginnings hoes
sorry for my shitty guitar skills LMFAO
this is mostly just for luciana.

violence (dijon cover) - 12:13:19, 9.21 PM

when i wake 
right next to you 
you make me feel 
all right 
when i dream 
right next to you 
you make my dreams 
come true 

and when you look at me 
from across the room 
oh, i feel it still 
right to my bones 
and when i look at you 
you just see me 
you always just see me 
oh, you do 

you and i 
we are 
two honey pies 
that taste 
sweeter 
with each 
and every bite 

when i walk 
right next to you 
you make me feel 
so proud 
when i fall 
right next to you 
you pick me up 
and i'm ok 

and when i think about 
what i'll do without 
you, it scares me 
right to the bones 
and you look at me 
and you hold me tight 
and i hold you tight 
'til we wake up 

you and i 
we're two-hundred-year-old wine 
that tastes 
deeper 
with each 
and every sip

two honey pies

mohair

Inspired by the Forever Chemicals scandal / BLM movement, the unfettered late-stage capitalism and its affluent policymakers (capital in capitol) and how they perpetuate almost every other modern American tragedies.


"CAPITOL"

it's all you say
"we got it"
and here we are —
i have dark waters 
coursing through my veins
and so do we all

kill us
choke us
starve us
as you lie
filled up and bare-eyed
kill us
blind us
strip us
as you lie
to your heirs of your Dream

Rayshard sleeps
parked in his car
in a drunken drowse
he needs a hand home
not hands on him
and another draws last breath

kill us
choke us
starve us
as you lie
filled up and bare-eyed
kill us
blind us
strip us
as you lie
to your heirs of your blood

kill us
kill us
we'll keep
walking
we'll keep
we'll keep
breathing
breathing
we live
we live

capitol

Aura

hello frens

this is also on spotify as my second ever release!!
i hope you like this song, i wrote it a while back (it's one of the first songs i ever wrote) and it means quite a lot to me :)

hope you're keeping well <3

Signal - tinyumbrellas

Tape-soaked synths with booty-shaking beats. Looking for a vocalist to collaborate with and produce songs remotely!