Hi everyone! 👋😄
My new song 'Just Hold Me' is out now.

This song was inspired from feelings I have for someone, and longing for them to just hold me.
I hope you find this song uplifting and as always thank you so much for listening and supporting my music. 🫂💛

Just Hold Me

Musik: DaFlash
Text & Gesangsmelodie: Gabriel
DaFlash auf Soundcloud: @user-494125290
ENGLISH TRANSLATION
OF THE LYRICS CAN BE FOUND HERE:
http://www.gabriel.land/gabriel-arschloch.htm

Arschloch

Written by Ian Tyson
Performed by Josh McAlexander

This song always reminds me of my visits to Canada and all the great friends and hospitality...

Four Strong Winds

An exploration of the Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda  moments of growing up -  all the moments of choice and circumstance that defined us, isolated us, made us angry and caused us to be misunderstood. Does who we were define who we will be?  
Shyling is the word Keith used to explore the young person trapped by insecurity and fear. Despite lurking on the fringes of life  through the rebelliousness of our teen and younger adult years, there is always the hope of a page being turned in the book. "Keep on shining," despite of, or because, of who we were and who we are now. The book of life is certainly a more interesting read because of our struggles. Perhaps we just need to reconcile with our past, talk to your younger self, give him/her a hug, tell him/her that you understand their struggles and there is no blame assigned. Then turn that page and live in the now.

free D/L on Terry's Wix site - www.terrywigmore.com under the Wigmore-Allen-Gibbons tab at the top of the home-screen.

Lyrics:

Shy-ling
So I’ve finally got to meet ya…my old friend
Haven’t seen you since our school days end
If ya don’t mind me saying…ya looking old
Been once or twice around the block I’m told
Got some words of wisdom, for you alone
Listen real close and take it home
Shining, shining….you were once shining (x2)
Ya shoulda treat them better…you know ya should
Ya shoulda treat them better, because they were your blood
Don’t stop, never stop, never give up
This is your trial, and it’s your own damn neck
Trying, trying… never stop trying (x2)
Every man has two wolves…a wolf deep inside
Which wolf do you feed? Which wolf do you starve?
Oh to you of dull wit, have you just been asleep?
Ya could have done better, but you sold yourself cheep
Life made you harder, but life broke your back
Surrender your future so you’ll never look back
(INST)
Jumped up, litter bug, you just don’t care
Who you rip up, or who you do tear
Don’t stop never stop, never give up
Good at being bad and bad at being good
Shy-ling, shy-ling… never stop shining (x2)
Never stop…

Wigmore: music, production
Allen: guitars, bass, lyrics, vocals

Shyling

Au Vent des Regrets (A collaboration with Ylan)

ANYPLACE ANYWHERE ANYTIME

A new take on a very old English folk song, Early One Morning, for chill solo piano.

Streaming links:https://songwhip.com/williamhaviland/early-one-morning-piano-version

Early One Morning

"Toes Out, Troubles Gone" is a feel-good country soundtrack for sunsets, tailgates, and everything in between. Mr. DadGuy & Co. capture the freedom of kicking your boots off by the shoreline, lighting a bonfire with friends, and soaking up the kind of weekend memories money can’t buy.

From the laid-back title track “Toes Out, Troubles Gone” to party anthems like “Cooler Full of Weekend”  this album blends storytelling, humor, and honesty into a summer-ready collection. Each song celebrates simple joys—cold drinks, warm sunsets, good company, and the reminder that sometimes the best riches are found in the sand beneath your toes.

Perfect for beach drives, backyard hangs, or just daydreaming of a life slowed down, Toes Out, Troubles Gone is country living wrapped in golden light.

Cooler Full Of Weekend

“Raised Right Ran Wild” is a bold fusion of country grit and hip hop swagger. It tells the story of being grounded in small-town values while chasing the thrill of rebellion and freedom. The album blends dusty guitars with heavy beats, southern melodies with streetwise flow—creating a sound that’s raw, real, and unapologetically original.

Each track feels like a backroad freestyle: verses born out of late-night rides, hooks that echo with both family pride and a wild streak that can’t be tamed. It’s about knowing where you came from—faith, hard work, respect—while refusing to let anyone box in who you’re becoming.

“Raised Right Ran Wild” is more than music—it’s a statement. A soundtrack for those who straddle two worlds: the tradition of their roots and the pulse of modern hustle.

THANKFUL

Wrong Town, Right Bar

This an another one of those semi-live recordings. We took an initial iPhone recording of mine that was meant to be a simple test run and decided to keep it as the base to which Nat added her lovely harmony vocals and piano. It’s a very gentle, quiet love song that expresses how our deeply personal core is really one with nature, with God, where only the truest of spirits can find a home to share in love. The pine trees know and the dawn reveals such truths.

Written, produced and performed by: Nat Daniels & Craig Durgy
Craig Durgy: guitar & vocals
Nat Daniels: piano & vocals
Copyright 2024 Daniels & Durgy / Gentle Rain Records

Lyrics: WANTING

What I want is simple 
As stand the swaying pines
So quietly a symbol
Of this heart of mine
Reaching for the sunlight
To gain the heavens’ view
And when each storm expires
Will solemn watch renew

Yes, simple is my compass
It steadies on one light
It quiets the presumptuous
Withstands the darkest night
And deep within my wanting
I hear the pine trees sway
A call so low and haunting
To watch you slip away

Yes, I know well my longing
I watch, and there’s the sound
Of stars that rest with dawning
As the sunshine comes around
The warming of my inner-most
With gray and green and blue
Wanting is no more a ghost
The pine trees sing of you

Wanting

Wanting (live)

Thanks for visiting my page. All original and traditional tracks are downloadable. God Bless