I’m Salina Ford, a woman, a mother, and an artist who’s lived enough life to sing it raw. My music comes straight from the gut — it’s honest, unfiltered, and full of fire. I write about love, loss, strength, and everything in between, because I’ve walked through the chaos and came out louder, bolder, and stronger.

Every lyric I write comes from a real place — the heartbreaks, the laughter, the late nights when words turn into therapy. I’m not afraid to tell the truth, even when it’s messy. I believe in turning pain into power and showing that women can do anything — we can raise babies, chase dreams, and still set the world on fire.

This is my story, my sound, my fight — and I’m just getting started.

D-Railed was founded in 2005 with the goal to create a new sound. A blend of familiar styles and a diverse group of musicians with conflicting tastes seemed like the perfect formula for that. Starting small, playing locally , the band built up steam with great live shows, word-of-mouth and tireless self-promotion. In the years that followed, D-Railed has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with many well known national acts. Static -X, Otep, Breaking Benjamin, Seether and Psychostick just to name a few. They achieved many positive results when their EP, the Fallen, was released in 2009. The title track was picked up by numerous radio stations across the country and hit the top of the radio charts in a few of these markets. Two other songs, Frontline and Gone, were also picked up by several stations. With the success of the Fallen, D-Railed traveled to Boston , MA in 2010 to record their self-titled follow-up EP with known producer David Adam Monroe. These three tracks are the bands strongest yet. With catchy hooks, huge choruses and a giant sound, these tracks are the culmination of everything the band has worked for. The new face of hard rock is about to be unleashed on the world, and soon everyone will know the name D-Railed!


Always evolving, never fading, their music is two faces: compassion and malevolence. Lodis C brings forth music that spawns from the unlikely bond of unremitting love and devoted disgust. Creativity is influenced by countless sources yet always builds its foundation from dedication and cooperation.

With the release of their EP, “Wait These Days,” understanding is strongly evident in their approach. Within a single song, the band can show you both beauty and hatred. Expect the truth not blinded by the hands of a guilty, lesser society that is based on greed, insults, and lies. This time around, the feelings are real. Sounds of the wounded are sounds of the adored.

Experience plays a significant role in their creativity. Each member knows that where beauty can be found, shadows are gravely haunting. When it seems that all is lost, progress can still be made when victim to malicious tactics. From ruins of defeat, the strength to carry on churns from enemies of the past.

An indefinite fate will not slow the band in their onward advances. Being familiar with conflict has readied them for the decisions that are ahead. Boundless horizons and an equally abundant driving force guides Lodis C to an echelon above all.

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