Name: Butterfly by Lucky Mays Music
Duration: 3 min 5 s
Description: 90s indie meets 90s country in this melodic face-off about miscommunication and ramped up emotions!

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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

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

Butterfly

Lucky Mays Music

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