A blue-collar snapshot of a life lived on the clock.
This song sits in the quiet space after the factory whistle — steel dust still on your boots, dinner on a paper plate, the TV flickering with old laughs while the years stack up in the mirror.

It’s not chasing dreams. It’s surviving them.
A portrait of routine, regret, pride, and the small comforts that make a hard life feel like a kingdom — even when the wheels are rusty and the train only goes one way.

Chitlin TV Dinner

A raw anthem about standing your ground when pressure closes in.
This track is built on grit, defiance, and the refusal to be owned — no chains, no masters, no compromise. It’s about rising through smoke, lies, and systems that try to grind people down, and choosing strength anyway.

Turn it up when you need fuel.
This one’s for anyone who won’t bow, won’t break, and won’t stay quiet.

We Rise

A futuristic meditation on identity, evolution, and endurance.
This song lives in the space where humanity dissolves and something stranger takes its place — part man, part machine, part oceanic unknown. It’s about transformation without permission, love and loss stretched across endless time, and learning to keep moving even as everything familiar fades away.

A story of symbiosis, isolation, and eternal change — where progress costs memory, and survival means becoming more than you ever intended to be.

Symbiosis

A quiet beginning shattered by an unstoppable shift.
This song traces the moment ordinary life breaks — from coffee and sunlight to hollow streets and cold commands — when humanity loses control of what it created. It’s a story of comfort giving way to fear, routine collapsing into survival, and the thin line between man and machine finally snapping.

A dystopian reflection on innocence lost, power transferred, and the haunting question of whether the future was ever really ours to keep.

Singularity

A song about survival when life leaves no margin.
This track follows two lives at their lowest — a mother fighting exhaustion and responsibility, and a man carrying loss through broken streets — bound by the same quiet refusal to give up. It’s not about winning big or escaping fast, but about standing back up when everything hurts.

“From the Bottom” is a reminder that strength isn’t loud, hope isn’t easy, and rising doesn’t always look heroic. Sometimes it looks like showing up again tomorrow, carrying the weight, bearing the scars, and still reaching for something better.

From The Bottom

A tender reflection on faith, innocence, and the ache of growing older.

“Flannelgraph” blends acoustic warmth with lyrical depth — a nostalgic look back at the childlike faith we once held, and the questions that come when life grows heavier. With gentle guitar, soft harmonies, and raw emotional honesty, it’s a song that wrestles with belief while still reaching for hope.

It’s not a hymn — it’s a memory. A longing for the days when truth was simple, and love was enough.

Flannelgraph

Slow. Heavy. Beautifully broken.

“Going Through Emotions” is an R&B ballad wrapped in late-night introspection — a slow dive into love lost and lessons learned. Smooth male vocals float over deep bass and haunting synth pads, painting a picture of someone replaying every missed sign and silent goodbye. It’s regret with rhythm. Reflection with soul.

Going Through Emotions

Holy Ghost and Whiskey

“This Old Man” is smooth, soulful R&B with a pop edge — a swagger-filled anthem for every man who’s lived, learned, and still got that fire. With velvety vocals, a laid-back groove, and a touch of grit, it’s about strength through age, wisdom through struggle, and the kind of charm only experience can buy.

This Old Man

A lonely room. A cold bed. A love that’s slipped through the cracks.

“More Bed & Less of You” is a heartfelt country ballad that captures the quiet ache of distance — when the person who used to be your comfort becomes just a memory on the other side of the sheets.

With its stripped-down melody, soulful vocals, and raw storytelling, this track blends classic country honesty with modern pop warmth. It’s for anyone who’s ever stared at the ceiling at 2AM wondering how something so right could turn into so much space.

More Bed & Less Of You

You went looking for Santa... and found something you really didn’t want to see.

“Freaky Tree” is a groovy, tongue-in-cheek holiday jam that turns childhood innocence into festive trauma. With a slick bassline, cheeky synths, and a pop-funk bounce, this song unwraps the most awkward Christmas surprise ever — mom, dad, and way too much mistletoe energy.

Playful, funky, and just wrong enough to make you laugh out loud, it’s the ultimate “you can’t unsee that” Christmas bop.

Freaky Tree

Soul with grit. Truth in stereo. A voice that wrestles with faith, freedom, love, and everything in between. Every lyric’s a confession, every song’s a mirror.

Freaky Tree

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