2026

A heartfelt gospel-inspired song that calls listeners to find peace, rest, and eternal life in God amid a world filled with chaos and struggle. Through honest reflections and repeated divine invitations, it reminds us that God's love uplifts, redeems, and never leaves us alone.

Please Come to Me

We Rise captures that hinge between night and day—when the heart decides to stand up again. The verses wrestle with doubt and weight; the pre-chorus centers the breath; then a wide, choir-backed hook opens the sky: “Break the chains, start a brighter day.” A brief spoken interlude (“Every scar a sign of strength”) deepens the message before a cinematic final chorus. It’s a song about resilience, community, and choosing light—again and again.

We Rise

If You Stay

Survival Mode ❤️‍🔥

You used to love me, part I

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Friend in Christ

I created this and several other songs after watching the heinous story of a mother and her children being jumped by a bunch of bad ass children, her son's bullies 💔 😢. So I spoke out and written out lyrics from my thoughts of seeing several outlets speaking on the incident 💔 😢. 



Not Ready for the Ride (Smooth, Short, & Sweet Mix)

A powerful Christmas worship anthem that reframes the Nativity as the moment Heaven invaded earth and the serpent’s head was crushed (Genesis 3:15). From the silent promise in Eden to the cry in Bethlehem, Jesus stepped into the night as the Warrior King—victory began in a manger.
This is not another soft lullaby. This is the declaration that the cross was already won the night He was born.


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