All songs written, performed, and recorded by Carl Hauck
(vocals, guitar, piano, synthesizers, percussion, and field recordings)

Additional musicians and contributors:

Jake Hawrylak
Drums and bass on “Two-for-One Special” and “Trophy Hives”
Drums, bass, trem guitars, and Wurli on “Monumented”
Percussion, organ, and piano harmonics on “Drug Holiday” bridge
(all recorded by Jake at Space Cowboy Studio)

Lia Kohl
Cello on “Count the Rings”
(recorded by Lia)

Jordan Martins
Pedal steel on “Two-for-One Special”, “Trophy Hives”, and “Rootbound”
(recorded by Jordan)

Lígia Pucci
Piano on “Count the Rings”

Molly Robison
Vocals on “Death Farm”

Kelsey Wild
Vocals on “Death Farm”, “Two-for-One Special”, “Count the Rings”, and “Monumented”

Production:
Mixed by Brett Bullion
Mastered by Huntley Miller
Album artwork by Pedro Gomes

Airsick Love Letter

Time Capsule

Glue

How Lucky Am I

A raw, sarcastic take on modern ambition and burnout, “Isn’t That Lovely, Dear” traces the pressure to succeed, the grind that drains us, and the hidden battles no one sees. Blending irony with empathy, it shifts from biting social commentary to a heartfelt reminder that worth isn’t measured by goals.

Isn't That Lovely, Dear

Hey, old friend
Remember the storm?
And maybe I'm a fool

Burn my youth
On Monday, or in the winter
Amazing mound of mine

Cause all I have is all I know
Something close to nothing
Cause all I have is all gone

Wait
Was it the wrong fire?
Or the fable?
Man of mine
Amazing time

Cause all I had is all I want
Something close to nothing
Cause all I have is all gone
Something close enough

Mix+Master by Gus Van Sound

Man of Mine

Limestone, TN

Sad and dark songs of the broken, busted up, and brittle in a soulful Americana Country Rock style capturing pain, emotion, and elements of greater hope and outlook. All songs written by J.T. Patten (Scott Swanson) through Lone Woolf Lyrics. Available for cut, collaboration, cover, or sync. All rights owned. 
Cover image by JeffnCompany Artwork

Continue On (HOWLLOW)

Ambient music with subtle and calm tones, intriguing but light

Veld

Listen everywhere: https://tonetree.ffm.to/i-let-the-poems-have-you

Swedish singer-songwriter Francis Moon return with new single 'I let the poems have you', a collab release with Sine Wave Square. It's a breakup song about the struggle to move on, and captures the thoughts that linger when love ends and how memories keep returning no matter how hard you try. Honest and vulnerable, it’s for anyone who has found themselves replaying the past in their head.

Find Francis Moon on
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/francismoonmusic/
SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/2Ez563E
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUKPd-dRrrYkO5b8lRCHWqA
SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/francismoon

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