“Shades Off” tells the story of a world lost in illusion — people celebrating darkness, rewriting truth, and calling it freedom. As the lights fade and the shades fall, every soul is forced to see what’s real. It’s about the moment God lifts the veil and the truth can no longer be ignored — when mercy ends, and every heart finally faces the Light.

Shades Off

Truck Stuck in the Mud” is more than a song — it’s a moment. It’s that feeling when you’ve tried everything, pushed every gear, and life still won’t move. You’re sitting in the rain, covered in dirt and frustration, wondering how you got here.

Truck Stuck In The Mud

“Batman & Robin” is a story about brotherhood through all the ups and downs — two friends learning life, faith, and forgiveness side by side. From wild memories to quiet distance, the song shows how God stayed at the center through it all.

Batman & Robin

“Tallow from the ʻĀina” is a song about the full circle of life — how God’s design flows through the land, the animals, and the hands that create. Inspired by Art of the Apothecary, an Oʻahu company using pure beef tallow from the Big Island, it honors His creation and the ʻāina — meaning “the land that feeds” — with purpose, gratitude, and care.

Tallow From The ʻĀina

“Outta Here” tells the story of a man who’s tired of what the world has become — the greed, hate, pride, and destruction that have taken over God’s creation. He dreams of escaping it all, launching into space to find peace and distance from the chaos. But as he drifts further from Earth, he realizes the peace he was chasing isn’t out in the stars — it’s the light already inside of him. What starts as an escape turns into a revelation about faith, truth, and the Spirit that guides from within.

Outta Here

“He Came Down” The story of God stepping into His own creation — the Maker walking among the made. From creation to the cross to the empty tomb, it tells how love Himself came down, was rejected, and rose again to redeem the world He formed.

He Came Down

Ride That Horsey

“Power, Love & a Sound Mind” Inspired by 2 Timothy 1:7, this song is about overcoming fear through faith. It’s a declaration of strength, love, and clarity that only God can give. It reminds us that we don’t have to live in panic or doubt — because God already equipped us with everything we need to stand firm, walk in peace, and live with purpose.

Power, Love & a Sound Mind

“Signs and Wonders” is a dark, prophetic track about the rise of the Antichrist and the deception of the last days. It starts like a song of worship but slowly reveals the truth — the figure being praised is a lie. With haunting synths and deep emotion, it ends as a warning: don’t be fooled by signs and wonders — stay awake for the real coming.

Signs & Wonders (Antichrist)

“Highs and Lows” is a personal conversation with God — a reflection on faith, loss, and finding peace through life’s hardest moments. It’s about driving through the dark and still trusting there’s light ahead. Every verse is a reminder that no matter how far we fall or how high we rise, God’s still riding with us through it all.

Highs and Lows

“Grave Digger” tells the story of a man lost in his own darkness, digging his own grave until he meets a grave digger who he thinks came to bury him — but the truth is, that grave digger was Jesus, reaching down to pull him out and give him life.

Grave Digger

Runnin’ & Gunnin

“Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing” A battle between truth and deception — this song exposes the wolves that hide behind masks of love and power. It’s a spiritual confrontation where light reveals every hidden lie, and faith stands unshaken in the name of Jesus.

Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing

High Life

Under The Neon Lights

Small Town In My Mind

This song tells the story of my friend Daniel — once a man fighting through darkness and struggle, now lifted up by the King and transformed into a warrior. A tale of rising from the stones to stand in the light.

The Rise Of Daniel

“I AM” is a bold lyrical statement declaring that Jesus is God and the ultimate truth above every other belief system. The song walks through Judaism, Islam, Mormonism, and modern claims of new prophets, showing how each one searches for truth but falls short of the One who fulfilled every prophecy.

I AM

“DO YOU REALLY KNOW ME?” This song is Jesus speaking straight to the people who claim to know Him — the doubters, the religious, the cultural Christians, the ones who twist His words, and the ones who love Him but don’t recognize His voice. It calls out false versions of Jesus made by the world and invites the listener to confront the real Him — the One who walks on the storm, divides truth from deception, and is returning again.

DO YOU REALLY KNOW ME?

“Edited By an Angel” exposes the contradiction between the God of Scripture and the message added later in the Qur’an.
It’s about how a belief system can look holy on the outside, but its shadow reveals something entirely different.
The song confronts teachings that oppose God’s character, calls out the violence justified in the text, and points to the truth that never changed — Jesus is God in both the Old and New Testament.

Edited By An Angel (English Version)

“Running in Circles” is about fighting that one thought that keeps coming back no matter where you are or what you’re doing. It’s about the battle between the flesh and the mind, the moments when you feel stuck in the same loop, and the truth that finally breaks you out of it. This song is my reminder that even when fear tries to take over, God gives power, love, and a sound mind.

Running in Circles

Intrusive Roads

“THE LONG RUN” is a promise to my wife — a reminder that her fears, her dreams, her doubts don’t scare me away. This song is for every night she’s woken up afraid of losing me, and every moment I’ve held her to remind her she’s my forever. It’s about choosing her again and again, through the fights, the tears, the fears, and the years. This is my vow: I’m here for the long run.

THE LONG RUN

“808s Bumpin’ in the 808” is about cruising with your people — the real ones who make every night feel alive. It’s the memory of late-night drives, streetlights sliding across the windshield, everybody laughing, talking story, and feeling connected. This song captures that local pride, that Hawaii identity, and the joy of being surrounded by those who understand where you come from. It’s the anthem for the nights you’ll remember forever, the ones spent with the crew that feels like family.

808s Bumpin’ in the 808

“You’re the Reason” is a song about my wife, Melody — about our almost two years of growing together, choosing each other, and staying one flesh under God. It’s about her strength, her heart, and the way she keeps us going, even while we work toward our future home and family. She’s the reason I started making country songs — and the reason this one exists.

You’re the Reason

She Like Palaka

Chili Peppah Watah

“Frontier” is about more than the sound — it’s about identity. This song captures what it means to live like a frontier yourself: someone shaped by the wild winds, guided by the legacy of the ancestors who came before you. It’s rugged, spiritual, and cinematic, pulling you into mountains, open roads, and the reminder that you were built to push forward no matter how rough the trail gets.

Frontier

“PAID IN FULL” This song is about standing in the courtroom of your life, carrying guilt you can’t talk your way out of — until Jesus steps in and takes the sentence for you. It’s the moment your chains break, not because you earned it, but because He paid the debt Himself. “Paid in Full” is a reminder that freedom isn’t about being perfect — it’s about what Jesus already did so you can walk out clean, forgiven, and alive with God.

Paid In Full

“Best Catch” This song is about the moment I realized my wife wasn’t just someone I loved — she was the blessing I never saw coming. It’s built around the idea of casting through life, pulling up the wrong things, chasing the wrong timing, and then suddenly finding the one person who feels like home. “Best Catch” is a reminder of how she showed up right when I needed her, how choosing her changed everything, and how love becomes easy when it’s with the right person. It’s a thank-you to the woman who became my peace, my partner, and the best thing I ever caught.

Best Catch

Alriiiiiight

“Borrowed Colors” A real-life confrontation about how the LGBT rainbow replaced the meaning God gave it. The song isn’t about hating people — it’s about how Jesus didn’t come to approve everything we feel, but to expose the sickness in all of us: sin. It calls out how culture rewrites symbols and truths, while Jesus came to confront sin, heal hearts, and reveal what’s real, not what’s trendy.

Borrowed Colors

“That’s Wisconsin” sees the state as a woman—tough in the long winters, gentle in the summer light, and full of hidden beauty. She’s the deep-blue lakes, the northern woods, and the green-and-gold fields that stay with you no matter where you go. It’s a song about being shaped, challenged, and grounded by the place you call home.

That’s Wisconsin

MASTER OF NONE

“Stay Cruizin’” is all about keeping your peace no matter what’s going on around you. It’s a reminder to let the small stuff fall away, stay focused, and move through life without letting stress or negativity latch on. The song is about choosing calm over chaos, brushing off the weight people try to throw on you, and staying locked into your own rhythm. A simple message: don’t lose yourself — just keep cruisin’, steady and unbothered.

STAY CRUIZIN’

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Everything you hear starts from me — the stories, the feeling, the heartbeat. AI just helps me shape what’s already alive in my head, turning raw ideas into real sound. From local kine grooves to cinematic highs and country soul, it’s all one journey — faith, truth, and creativity moving as one.

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