Right Love, Wrong Time

Days Getting Darker

Working Man

Working Man (feat. Tim O'Brien)

One With You

One With You (feat. Shelby Means)

Bipolar Heart

Cadillac Sessions

Did It Anyway

Cruel Joke

Wolf In Sheep’s Clothes

Go Find Less

George F****** Strait

“Just Who You Are” is a love letter to self-worth. It’s the voice we all need in the quiet moments—the reminder that we don’t have to prove anything to be lovable. With a gentle groove and soulful delivery, Tim Cooney offers a message of unconditional acceptance, not just to a lover or a friend, but to anyone who's ever doubted their value.

Part of The Journeyman soundtrack, this song is a soft anthem of healing and a celebration of authenticity. It doesn’t shout—it uplifts. And in a noisy world, that might be the bravest thing a song can do.

The Journeyman Vol I

Just Who You Are

Waiting Room

Ken Pomeroy will break your heart. She’ll do it with a single line––sometimes, just one word. The pain begins as an empathetic ache. Then, as Pomeroy sings her stories, you begin to see yourself in her hurt and hope. And you realize: We’re in this together.
 
Pomeroy’s outstretched hand to the wounded manifests as startlingly good songs. Her soprano is comforting––almost sweet––but perhaps most powerful delivering a devastating line. A deft guitarist, she opts for beds of rootsy strings that can soothe or haunt. But it’s her writing that really shines and stings. “Writing was and is the only way I can fully express an emotion and feel like I got it out,” she says. “I feel like once I get it out into a song, I don’t have to worry about it anymore. If it’s a traumatic thing that happened, I kind of act as if it’s gone.”
 
Pomeroy creates a wild but safe space of her own––a space that, like 22-year-old Pomeroy herself, is brutally honest, proudly Native American, and undeniably brilliant.

New album "Cruel Joke" out May 16.

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