I Think I Need More Sun – Something Social

OUT ON ALL PLATFORMS 
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@masehowl
lyrics:
Caught the fall
I went through with it I’m too relaxed 
Got withrdraws i been through with it
I’m cool off that ohh 
backing off 
Where I’m feeling safe I’m too relaxed 
I’ll be good any minute i need to get away  

I can’t expect them to understand you
I can’t expect them to to understand me 

Running back to a safer place i never wanna involve myself with other peoples problems but i gotta think
If i really loved you i would show you 
you don’t gotta involve in what these others think of you they wanna take

Cuz it’s our time now 
Truth be told we all know who’s bitter 
(yuh)
Watch me find out 
Who you told who you think is much better 

Caught the fall
I went through with it I’m too relaxed 
Got withrdraws i been through with it
I’m cool off that ohh 
backing off 
Where I’m feeling safe I’m too relaxed 
I’ll be good any minute i need to get away  

Cuz it’s our time now 
Truth be told we all know who’s bitter 
(yuh)
Watch me find out 
Who you told who you think is much better

Running back to a safer place i never wanna involve myself with other peoples problems but i gotta think
If i really loved you i would show you 
you don’t gotta involve in what these others think of you they wanna take

Cuz it’s our time now 
Truth be told we all know who’s bitter 
(yuh)
Watch me find out 
Who you told who you think is much better

2relaxed prod. bonnie rogerr

Where’d you drift off?
Did you miss the land?
Left me adrift in fog,
Filling holes with sand.
I lit the flare, but you went blind
Coulda called, but changed your mind
Shoulda stayed, but played the kind
Of legs that never learned to stand

You said “maybe,”
I heard “never”
And it broke me
Too damn clever
Wish you'd want it
Just enough
But love for you was always rough

Shoulda, woulda, coulda said it
But you let me break within
Left the engine runnin’, sped it
Right back to where you've been
We were hanging by a thread
Spun from stars we never met
I would lose you just to prove
I don't use what I regret

I took the hit,
Swallowed every dull excuse
Poured a fifth
Just to get a little loose
Thought if I gave more than half
You’d let me make it last
But you vanished in the math
Now I’m proof you can’t deduce

You say “sorry,”
I say “maybe”
Like chopped off fingers
Our digits severed
You gave nothing
That was real
I gave you every ache I feel

Shoulda, woulda, coulda held me
But you folded, played it cold
Said you missed me, then repelled me
Watched me raise, watched me fold
We were comets pulled apart
By a wish that had no spark
I would rather break in two
Than be the one who left a mark

Now we're cobwebs in the attic
We were magic, then dramatic
Started comedic, ended tragic
And you vanish like a trick
I still see me in your madness
In the mess, behind the glasses
Told myself you’re not the axis
But I still revolve too quick

Shoulda, woulda, coulda saved it
But we drowned in all that light
Used to shine it, now we fake it
In the cracks between the night
You were someone I once knew
Built from stars and residue
I would lose you all again
If it meant I made it through

Shoulda, woulda, coulda saved it
But we drowned in all that light
Used to shine it, now we fake it
In the cracks between the night
You were someone I once knew
Built from stars and residue
I would lose you all again
If it meant I made it through

Shoulda, woulda, coulda
Shoulda, woulda, coulda
Shoulda, woulda, coulda
oh!


Shoulda Woulda Coulda

“Sad Guy” is a whispered confession turned anthem. Ambient textures and swelling strings carry verses about suicidal ideation, fractured identity, and the mask of normalcy beneath a suit and tie.

Sad Guy

Back Against the Wall is an outlaw-country record built on grit, scars, and resilience. It’s the story of holding on when the world tries to break you — of finding freedom in dirt roads, family, memory, and truth, even when the weight of survival presses hard.

The album opens with “Dirt Roads and Dogs”, a free-spirited escape into the country soul, before diving into the raw defiance of “Frankly, I Don’t Give a Damn.” Tracks like “Sunday Porchlight” and “The Sky Remembers” provide heart and reflection, anchoring the record in stories of grace and memory. “We Were Soldiers Too” serves as its haunting tribute, honoring sacrifice and courage with reverence.

The title track “Back Against the Wall” and “The Last Free Thinker” drive the album’s rebellious core, confronting modern struggles and the cost of survival with unflinching honesty. To balance the fire, “Pickin’ Trouble” delivers rowdy bluegrass energy, while “Let ’Em Be Kids” strips back the noise to remind us what’s worth protecting.

Together, these songs form a litany of truth: that even in chaos and collapse, there’s defiance, there’s love, and there’s still something worth standing for. Back Against the Wall is not just an album — it’s an outlaw hymnbook for hard times.

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Lyrics:

Verse
Another blind soul asking for direction
This dead end street
It's paved with good intentions
It's not too late to change your course of action
Better do it soon
'Cause you're headin' for a crashin'
I can't be the one to save you

Chorus
I ain't here to do favors

Verse 2
When you look in the mirror
What do you see?
Do you see a hero? Or do you see a freak?
Well
I don't have time to make you understand
Go ahead and cry
Child
It's not my problem
No one gives a damn if you cry

Chorus
I ain't here to do favors
I ain't here to do favors
I ain't here to do favors
I ain't here to do favors

Bridge
No one gives a damn if you cry
I can't be the one to save you

Chorus
I ain't here to do favors
I ain't here to do favors
I ain't here to do favors
I ain't here to do favors

Ain't Here To Do Favors

Millennial (extended)

Beautyful hard rock song. In memory of Zegretti Elena and Mazzocchi Alvaro.

SHATTERED LIGHTS

Asphalt shimmers under violet skies
Digital static in your vacant eyes
You drift like smoke through the crowded street
A bitter rush, so bittersweet

One step, two steps, echoes in the rain
A reckless moth drawn to neon flame

Oh, you're running with a chrome heart
(Chrome heart!)
Taring my city apart
(Apart!)
Dangerous game from the very start
Just running with your chrome heart

Your silhouette flickers then disappears
Lost in the static of my deepest fears
Your laugh cuts through like a dial tone
Crowded room but I'm alone

Three steps, four steps, losing my own pace
Just reflections I can't erase

Oh, you're running with a chrome heart
(Chrome heart!)
Tearing my city apart
(Apart!)
Dangerous game from the very start
Just running with your chrome heart

Is this real or just a glitch in code?
This heavy feeling, dangerous load
You turn around in pale moonlight
For just one second, it feels right

Oh, you're running with a chrome heart!
(Chrome heart!)
Tearing my whole world apart!
(World apart!)
Beautiful lie from the very start!
Just running with your chrome heart!

Chrome heart...
Chrome heart...

Angular Heart

Losing Gravity

Founder & Owner · Quantum Media Group · Quantum Records

Jesse Reese is a musician, guitarist, composer, and producer born in Anchorage, Alaska, raised in Portland, Oregon, and now based in Phoenix, Arizona. His journey reflects both geography and evolution, shaped by the wildness of Alaska, the creativity of the Pacific Northwest, and the intensity of the desert. Each place left its mark, forging a sound that is futuristic, emotional, and deeply human.

With training from Berklee College of Music and coast-to-coast experience, Jesse built a foundation of technical skill and creative vision that informs everything he creates. His background spans the grassroots indie and rock movements of Oregon, the academic discipline of Berklee, and the fast-paced world of modern electronic production. This diversity fuels a unique style: a fusion of dubstep, synthwave, industrial textures, and cinematic soundscapes that move fluidly between heavy intensity and melodic atmosphere.

As a guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, Jesse grounds his work in musicianship, but as a producer and composer he pushes into the digital frontier. His tracks weave soaring synths, grinding bass, glitch layers, and organic guitar into immersive experiences. Each composition balances chaos and clarity, darkness and light, structure and freedom. The result is music that doesn’t just entertain but transports listeners into vivid sonic worlds.

Jesse is the founder of Quantum Media Group, LLC and its flagship label Quantum Records. More than a personal platform, Quantum is a creative hub designed to empower independent artists and leverage technology to expand what’s possible. Through Quantum, Jesse is building a multimedia ecosystem that embraces AI-driven workflows, immersive audiovisual storytelling, and streamlined distribution models. Independence is central to his mission, but so is scale: Quantum is built to grow, to adapt, and to offer creators new ways forward in an industry that often resists change.

His catalog reflects this vision. Tracks like Neon Farewell and The Quiet Still reveal emotional depth, while We Are Legion and Echoes of the Source showcase raw energy and futuristic power. Whether delivering long-form immersive journeys or sharp, high-impact singles, Jesse demonstrates range and focus. His artistry balances underground edge with accessibility, offering both heavy, bass-driven anthems and reflective, melodic explorations.

Beyond music, Jesse’s identity as a senior software engineer and solutions architect gives him tools few artists possess. He understands both the artistry of sound and the systems that distribute, automate, and amplify it. His work with Quantum Media Group reflects a belief that technology and creativity are not opposites but allies. By integrating AI, automation, and design into music production and release strategies, Jesse is reshaping what it means to be an independent artist in the 21st century.

His story is rooted in resilience and transformation. Born in Alaska, raised in Oregon, refined at Berklee, and thriving in Arizona, Jesse has always navigated change with determination. His music reflects that journey: a blend of emotion and innovation, grounded in real experience yet reaching for the future. He creates soundscapes that resonate both on the dance floor and in headphones, connecting audiences to a spectrum of feelings and ideas.

As Jesse continues to release new music and expand Quantum Records, he is defining a new model for independence. His vision is not only to produce tracks but to build worlds, not only to create songs but to design ecosystems where artists thrive. For fans, collaborators, and fellow creators, Jesse Reese is more than a musician. He is a builder of sound, a connector of ideas, and a visionary force shaping the intersection of art and technology.

Losing Gravity

Jesse Reese

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