A lush, folky song that weaves together layered harmonies, pastoral melodies, and a touch of playful McCartney-esque charm. Drawing on the rich textures of Fleet Foxes and the homespun, melodic spirit of an old country song, it blends warmth and whimsy into an intimate yet expansive sound. Perfect for anyone who loves intricate folk arrangements with a timeless feel.

The Ghost Who Waits For Me

Before & After

Signal or Static

Paths Diverge

“If You Talk in Your Sleep” thrashes with raw urgency : distorted guitars slash in angular bursts, a driving bassline holds steady beneath, and vocals cut through with unfiltered intensity. Equal parts grunge chaos, garage rock immediacy, and post-punk tension, it’s a restless anthem that feels both jagged and alive.

Signal or Static

Jon Kolker