Find Yourself A Cowgirl

Highway Lines

Pour Me

One Hard Cry

Summer Days

I Found Love

90s indie meets 90s country in this melodic face-off about miscommunication and ramped up emotions!

Butterfly

After the loss of our teenage son, I really struggled to find inspiration and meaning in all aspects of life. Continuously challenged by all the emotions that come through after a loss. I wanted to create because that was the only thing that I could ever do in life to express myself adequately. But I felt guilt for wanting to express myself through music - I didn’t give myself permission. 

Then in a series of dreams about our son, I began to feel encouragement and hope and, eventually, gave myself permission to create again. Throughout the writing and production process a flood of emotions was released. I wrote ‘Is There Gold’ as a love song of hope to my family. This process has been a journey in healing and rekindling the fire for living. I believe that so many who have experienced a great loss can understand and relate to this. 

Thank you for coming along on my musical journey. Your support means the world to me!

- Lucky


Bass: Rob 'Milo' Jaramillo @milo.man2021
BGVS: Jennifer Holm @jenniferholmmusic
Lead Guitar and Additional Mixing: Bryan Davis @bryandavisabq
Mastering: Maria Triana @mariatriana_mastering
Artwork: Derek Eads @derek_eads
Piano, Drums, Guitars, Vocals, Production & all other instruments: Lucky Mays

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Is There Gold

butterflies inside a heartbreak (freestyle)

Written and performed by Jennifer Holm for Atomica Music Library

Sabotage

Singer-songwriter LUCKY MAYS has taken a 'left turn in Albuquerque' and his path is leading to something new and exciting in Country Music.
 
Lucky, having spent the better part of his career writing under pseudonyms for personal projects as well as for other artists, found himself with a wellspring of songs that had taken on a collective persona.
 
From that persona was born the Lucky Mays project. A compilation of catchy songs with stories that are both sweet and wistful - diversely identifiable to listeners of all backgrounds. 
 
This debut Contemporary Country Music effort hints at the traditional music of yesteryear while leaning heavily into the music of today and tomorrow.
 
“I see my songs as country roots music with a pop appeal,” explains Lucky. These roots grow outward from the central concept of the song and, through lyric and melody, find touchpoints in the hearts of everyone who listens.
 
Lucky's music has a rich and immersive quality that lends itself to sitting back with a pair of headphones and losing yourself in the colors that playfully frolic - painting pictures and transporting the listener to new places in their soul.
 
Don't miss out on this opportunity to hear, for the first time, as a seasoned songwriter makes his artist 'debut' as Lucky Mays.

Lucky Mays

Big Red Cadillac

After the loss of our teenage son, I really struggled to find inspiration and meaning in all aspects of life. Continuously challenged by all the emotions that come through after a loss. I wanted to create because that was the only thing that I could ever do in life to express myself adequately. But I felt guilt for wanting to express myself through music - I didn’t give myself permission. 

Then in a series of dreams about our son, I began to feel encouragement and hope and, eventually, gave myself permission to create again. Throughout the writing and production process a flood of emotions was released. I wrote ‘Is There Gold’ as a love song of hope to my family. This process has been a journey in healing and rekindling the fire for living. I believe that so many who have experienced a great loss can understand and relate to this. 

Thank you for coming along on my musical journey. Your support means the world to me!

- Lucky

Big Red Cadillac

Lucky Mays Music

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