Ingram & The DayDreamers is a focused collection of Tyler Ingram’s strongest writing so far — songs built from real work, late nights, and a clear sense of direction. The album reflects how Ingram builds music: starting with rough ideas, shaping them into full pieces, and guiding the band through each arrangement. Every part, the ukulele lines, guitar patterns, string moments, drum choices- is placed with intention.

This isn’t just a band playing along.
It’s Ingram steering the creative vision while The DayDreamers turn those ideas into something fuller and more alive. The album even includes one seasonal track, a rendition of Silent Night, Ingram’s personal favorite, folded in naturally without breaking the flow of the record.

Overall, it’s the clearest look yet at Ingram’s style and the band’s ability to elevate it.

Fool

A song about spiritual manipulation - how false gurus use the promise of freedom to create control, and the recognition that authentic freedom is inherent, not granted by any authority.

Persecutor, rescuer, victim's role
Everyone gets damaged, body and soul
The drama triangle in a spiritual guise
Playing games that swallow you whole

I'm your Guru, can't you see
Submit yourself entirely to me
Be my slave, that's the key
If you want to be free

End up broken, dead or worse
Playing with darkness is a curse
Vulnerable before the guru's thirst
No place to hide 
Spiritual abuse ain't no joyride

I'm your Guru, worship me
Be my slave devotedly
Give your will up totally
If you want to be free

The guru says love's conditional
Their caring purely transactional
We all know they're pathologically narcissistic-al
Their promises purely fictional

I'm your Guru, obey my way
Do exactly what I say
There's no other path, no other way
If you want freedom, you must stay

Take the ultimate risk, they command
Give everything into my hand
Forever loyal to where I stand
Then maybe you'll understand

I'm your Guru, cutting edge supreme
Living the evolutionary dream
And you're just little people, so it seems
Hardly worthy of my schemes

Guru-ji, Guru-ji, endlessly
Guru-ji, please rescue me
I'll be your slave if you'll agree
To somehow set me free

Guru-ji, Guru-ji, endlessly
Guru-ji, please rescue me
I'll be your slave if you'll agree
To somehow set me free

A tragic unmet need's decree
Perfect prey for Guru-ji
Life force energy to drain away
Another devotee to betray

A system promising freedom through submission?
That's absurd!
Selling you what you already own
Asking you to seek what you already are

In the end as in the start
Nothing to add, nothing to fix
This awareness, perceiving right now
Already complete, already free
Has always been, always will be

Remember people, here's what's true
A real Guru won't command you
Won't manipulate or make demands on you
Won't ever tell you what to do
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Original Lyrics: Marc Pell

Gurupath

Finally, a holiday album for the rest of us.
Every December 23rd, families gather around an unadorned aluminum pole to air their grievances, compete in feats of strength, and declare minor coincidences to be miracles. Now, these sacred traditions have a soundtrack.
From the dance-floor anthem "It's Almost Time (December 23rd)" to the tear-jerking country ballad sung from the perspective of a pole, this genre-spanning collection celebrates everything we love about Festivus: the complaints, the wrestling, the regifted presents, and the six-day-old leftovers we declare "still good."
No tinsel. No angels. No maxed-out credit cards. Just aluminum, grievances, and songs you'll be singing until someone finally pins you to the ground.
Happy Festivus. Same time next year.

Grievance #7

Matt Cusson [Matt Cusson] 04 - Could (Feat. Shoshana Bean)

Window Shopping

SHINDRUM, Nick Campbell, Julian Pollack(J3PO), Agape Jerry record "Remind" at the Dragonfly Creek Studio in Malibu

w/
Julian Pollack(J3PO) - keys
Nick Campbell - bass
Agape Jerry - guitar

Vocal - So Yeon Moon

Music by SHINDRUM, Jung moon Lee, So Yeon Moon
Arranged by SHINDRUM, Haeun Jung
Lyrics by Noogi Park, So Yeon Moon, So Jung Jo
Recorded & Mixed by Charley Pollard
Video Directed & Edited by Joseph Yun, Sun Min Park 


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Muddy Malibu

Saying goodbye, 
I do it every night
I give in-to the dark, 
Close my eyes to all our marks

This city, won’t forget, streets are stained red
We’ve colored all these avenues
Why didn’t we leave some blank?

All the street signs
They lead me back to you

What i want to tell you 
What i meant to tell you
It’s too late to tell you now 
What i meant to tell you

Callin’ it quits
Painting avenues in white
I cover every hue,
Made that canvas all brand new

All the street signs
They lead me to something new 

What i want to tell you 
What i meant to tell you
It’s too late to tell you now 
What i meant to tell you (x2)

Baby i love you goodbye
Boy you left your mark on every block

Baby i love you goodbye
Boy you left your mark on every block

Tell you

Tell You - GUKU

volume 1. 'dip'
https://soundcloud.com/bleesongs/dip 

Produced by BLEE @blee.songs
Composed by BLEE
Performed by BLEE
Lyrics by bbee @be_hanbees_bee
Mixed by HAKU @hakudot
Mastered by HAKU

volume 1

Dip (demo ver.)

The first Digital Single of Band 'Honghae'.
When you think this song is Ballad, It's Ballad.
When you think this song is Rock, It's Rock.
We are just like that.
Just feel. Band 'Honghae'.

Forever Sunday

Jim Wolf