Rock Anthems of All Eras

Single from Jason Sinay’s upcoming double album “The Mountain”

03 High Plains Drifter (Single) Jason Sinay

SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST

It’s taken me a while to get my bearings
Figure out the way that I should go
Got lost so many times – almost gave up caring
Leaving me with nothing left to show
But I never lost faith in me
And all that I could be

Been saving the best for last
Not worried about the past
So much to be done in the days to come
And I’m saving the best for last

It’s taken us a while to learn to smile
I wasn’t always nice to be around
We tried so many times to go the extra mile
While each of us were standing our own ground
But I never lost faith in you
I know we’re going to make it through

Been saving the best for last
Not worried about the past
We’re gonna have fun in the days to come
‘Cause I’m saving the best for last

Here I am better than ever
Here I am better than ever
Here I am

Now you’re in for a surprise
You’re gonna see it with your own two eyes

Been saving the best for last
Not worried about the past
We’re gonna have fun in the days to come
‘Cause I’m saving the best for last

Been saving the best for last
Not worried about the past
Lots of tunes to be sung in the days to come
And I’m saving the best for last
Saving the best for last
Saving the best for last

Songs for Grown-ups

Saving the Best for Last

Saving The Best For Last

Acoustic Blues Riff with Rock Vocals, Soulful/Gospel Background Vocals, and a Stomping Beat set the scene for a catchy, relatable lyric "let it go". Kicking off the song "Ive got 40 Years of stories, but ill leave you with one".

Let it Go

04 Picture Perfect (Single) Jason Sinay

Hometown Echoes

I'm the Reason

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BLACK AND WHITE WORLD

You think you know it all – got it figured out
You think you’ve seen it all – know what everything’s about

You say “With me or against me – ain’t no in between.”
But I let go your nightmare – hold on to my dream

Don’t wanna live in your black and white world
No room to breathe in your black and white world
I wanna live with my colors unfurled
Life’s too short to live in a black and white world

You say there’s just two sides – only weak or strong
You say that you’ll decide what is right or wrong

You say “With me or against me – ain’t no in between.”
But I let go your nightmare – hold on to my dream

Don’t wanna live in your black and white world
No room to breathe in your black and white world
I wanna live with my colors unfurled
Life’s too short to live in a black and white world

What we have in common
Outweighs what divides
Behind all the drama
Is love that unites

You play a wicked game – winner takes it all
Can’t stand your crooked game – loser takes the fall

You say “With me or against me – ain’t no in between.”
But I let go your nightmare – hold on to my dream

Don’t wanna live in your black and white world
No room to breathe in your black and white world
I wanna live with my colors unfurled
Life’s too short to live 
Life’s too short to live
Life’s too short to live in a black and white world
Don’t want your black and white world
Keep your black and white world

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Black And White World

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Concept Album Description — The River That Sleeps (Poetic Version)

The River That Sleeps is a quiet odyssey through the inner landscapes of stillness, memory, and forgotten motion. It tells the story of a river that has stopped flowing — a once-living current now frozen in time, mirroring the human impulse to remain unmoving when life’s weight becomes too heavy. Across the album’s arc, the river becomes a witness, a mirror, a companion, and finally a guide back into motion.

The early songs linger in a world where sound drifts slowly: delicate guitar ripples, low-tide whispers, and voices that echo like abandoned conversations. These are moments suspended between breaths — spaces where nothing happens, but everything is felt. The music stays close to the ground, intimate, almost fragile, shaped by the pulse of memories buried like stones beneath silt.

As the journey continues, the river valley deepens. We descend into the undercurrent — the unseen roots of connection, the weight of unspoken words, the magnetic pull between souls standing on opposite banks. Each track reveals another layer of the landscape within: the places where solitude grows, where old ideals tarnish, where driftwood dreams float without a destination. Guitars shimmer and bend like light over water; basslines move like slow geological shifts; percussion breathes in sparse, patient rhythms.

The instrumental interlude—Echoes of the Floodplain—acts as a clearing of the mind, a wide horizon after the waters retreat. It is the sound of emptiness becoming fertile again, of silence learning to hold beauty instead of fear. In this space, the album inhales—long, deep, and cleansing.

Then comes the return.
Movement.
Warmth spreading through the current.

Where the River Breathes Again rises gently from the quiet, not with triumph but with acceptance. The river starts to flow once more, carrying the remnants of all it has seen — the stillness, the sorrow, the quiet lessons of the valley. The final chords open outward like light on morning water, ending not with closure but with possibility.

In its essence, The River That Sleeps is a meditation on what it means to pause, to remember, to erode, and to heal. It is an album for the moments when life grows slow enough for truth to surface — when we can finally hear the faint, steady rhythm beneath all things:
the patient heartbeat of a river waiting to move again.

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