Name: Break Away by Joel Brogon in Outed on Friday! Playlist
Duration: 3 min 40 s
Description: "Break Away" is an invitation - to revisit places we love, to get outside and breathe fresh air, to just get out of our own heads for a while. It also speaks to the fact that sometimes we need someone, be it a friend or a loved one to take us by the hand and lead us out of the dark.

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Rhythm of the Road (Acoustic Version)

Rhythm Of The Road (Acoustic Version)

This song was written right before the first lockdown here in the States, not really knowing what was ahead of us all. It deals with how sometimes all we can do in the face of immense challenges is to just take a breath and try to find peace within.

Simple Answers

"Break Away" is an invitation - to revisit places we love, to get outside and breathe fresh air, to just get out of our own heads for a while. It also speaks to the fact that sometimes we need someone, be it a friend or a loved one to take us by the hand and lead us out of the dark.

Break Away

Fly Again is a hopeful song about someone who has been through difficult times. While they aren’t quite free from their troubles yet, they know that soon they will break away from what holds them captive. Fly Again seems to resonate in this very difficult moment we are in, with its themes of determination, resilience, and strength.

Unlock the Doors

Fly Again

When I would spend the night at Grandma’s when I was very little, she would tuck me in underneath a quilt she had made and lie beside me telling stories of her childhood in Missouri. Her voice was like a lullaby to me, and I would drift off to dream listening to her. Years later I found myself at her bedside lulling her to sleep. This song is a reflection on what a privilege it is when we can care for those who once cared for us.

Reunion: Songs of Family and Home

Sleep (Grandma's Lullaby)

THESE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Family photographs inspired this song. A collected gift of images
from my Aunt Aideen. All annotated with descriptions. It made me look 
with wonder at these dappled lives. Moving light and shade.

“We are photographs. All made from light. Moving images. What a happy sight.
And the joy we seek and the joy that comes. We are like the moon all kissed by the sun.”
RSH.

Red Man Rua

These Photographs

PROD: @faymaybeatz
MIX: @christfux
ART: dungeon.crust

BROKEN DAUGHTER (prod. MVNSLAUGHT3R)

Dance With Me

Dance With Me (Single)

“Frustrierte Menschen / Frustrated People” is a German-English double single and the first release on Valiant Horizon by SLASHERS X Konrad Berger. The song is a satire about people that are never satisfied and are always looking for the little thing - which they never find. Because of their behavior, they not only do not enjoy their own life but are also damaging their health as well. The song is a cautionary tale with a universal theme that the masses can learn  from by avoiding this way of life thereby ultimately presenting optimism in the end.  “Frustrierte Menschen / Frustrated People”  was composed by band member Steve Gobin. The German lyrics came first and were written by Markus Wagner.  Konrad Berger adapted the lyrics into English in concert with Gobin while keeping their meaning as close to the German version as possible.

SLASHERS X Konrad Berger: Frustrierte Menschen

Finger on the Trigger

Love Has Always Known My Name

If I Can't Hold You

Improvisation on Halo in Ursa Minor 
Recording on Zoom H1 
Processed in Logic Pro
www.robinburk.com

Convergence

Joel Brogon is a Folk/Americana Singer/Songwriter from South Texas.
At the heart of Brogon's artistry lies a profound commitment to narrative storytelling, weaving tales inspired by his own life experiences and those around him. Through his songs, he sheds light on a wide range of topics, from the beauty of nature to social justice issues like LGBTQ+ rights and environmental stewardship.

Queer Sounds host from 2006 to 2019 on KYRS. Queer Sounds gave weekly airtime to LGBTQ+ artists and played music that impacts the LGBTQ+ community.

Break Away

Joel Brogon

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