first song i've recorded since august! (that's a lie, I have about 12 others that I just haven't posted). this was the first one actually worthy of posting. enjoy it!

Baylor Blazer

Realluminati

It's December so it's about time to start bumping Rap Christmas in the car with your parents!

Rap Christmas (2012)

It's about that time of the year again. #Seaside2014 

Seaside On My Mind (2012)

For those of you who are used to my white boy rapping, please for a second disregard everything you have ever listened to. This album is different. About a year and a half ago I picked up a ukulele and started writing songs in my bedroom. What started as a hobby quickly turned into an aspiration to do something incredible with my music. There is no longer an element of instrumental backgrounds on my songs, but instead my songs are simplistically oriented with only the ukulele and my voice. I am no longer a white rapper but instead a singer/songwriter. This is the Jack Gray you've always wanted to hear but never knew was there. May You Marry Wealth And Never Find True Love.

To The Sky

Addicted

'Till The Day That I Die

May You Marry Wealth

Self worth isn't the apple; it's the seed.

The Seed

First single off of my album Through Air Vents In Benedict scheduled to be released in early 2016. 

Off Its Axis-Single

This song requires a little bit of a back story. So in late 2014, I was performing at the Sewanee Inn in Monteagle, and after my show, this lady approached me and told me that she loved my performance and told me that I reminded her a lot of her granddaughter Rainee who lived in Colorado. She told me about how talented of a musician Rainee was (she played cello) and showed me pictures of how beautiful she was. She went on to tell me the story about how Rainee had gone through terrible depression when her parents went through a divorce. She never fully got the help she needed, and she eventually committed suicide by walking in front of a moving train in late 2014. Her grandmother was at my show only a few weeks after Rainee passed away. After talking to her for a couple of minutes, she asked if I would one day write a song for her granddaughter. I promised her I would, and a couple of months later I sat down and I wrote a song through Rainee's eyes. I don't know if her family will ever hear this song, but I pray they do. Here's my second single off my new album. It's called Rainee.

Rainee

Welcome to my second official album, Through Air Vents In Benedict, written in the comfort of my dorm room at The University of the South. This is the first project I've worked on in which I really pushed myself to strengthen both my lyricism and production. I attempted to plow new ground. As you know, the last album I released had minimal production, only a ukulele and vocals. TAVIB incorporates many other instruments and harmony parts. As for the writing, I took on new challenges as well. I wrote about everything from Sewanee kids doing drugs during finals week to depression to ADHD medicine and my brother and even to how much I just really do not like strip clubs. I wrote songs while sober, I wrote while under the influence. I wrote songs midday and late night when I was delirious. I also wrote about 4 different girls throughout the album, so that's gotta be some sort of record for me. Special thanks to everyone who made this album possible including my parents who helped a lot with the production of every song. Also thanks to Bryce Cronan, Elizabeth Hollerith, Thomas Hatling, Marshall Farrell, and especially my brother Parker for featuring on the album. All of the recording was done in my bedroom with nothing more than an audio interface and a microphone. Enjoy.

Drunk On A Monday (ft. Marshall Farrell, Bryce Cronan, & Thomas Hatling)

October's Prayer (ft. Parker Gray)

I Hate Strip Clubs

Off Its Axis

Flows During Finals

Sally

Claritin (ft. Bryce Cronan)

One last go before I put the recording stuff away for a little while. You'll hear from me when you hear from me. Much love. Don't do drugs. 

Tobacco-Single

Tobacco (ft. Peeks)

Nine (2013)

Golden (2013)

Tyler Bray (2013)

No Mórneau (2013)

VIA-Single

Hiatus

This mixtape is dedicated to the person who turned me into Admissions. Because of you, I am now notoriously known by the faculty at my school for making offensive music. So not only do I hope my friends and other parents enjoy this mixtape, I especially hope you enjoy this mixtape. You will forever be known as the anonymous person who single handedly brought me down. So enjoy it. Enjoy this last mixtape and remember me as the person in these last 6 songs. Sorry to all the people I've offended throughout these last couple of years. Thank you to all the people who have supported me and spread my music. But I'm not a rapper.

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