Marc Scibilia

searching for freedom

searching for freedom (Alternative Version)

The Life

Love You The Most

I'll Be Here

Prepare to embark on a sonic journey with "Won Then Lost" the highly anticipated album from the innovative musical collective Cube 44. This project transcends genres, weaving together intricate soundscapes that blend electronic, ambient, and alternative influences. Each track is a carefully crafted exploration of the human experience, inviting listeners to delve deep into their own introspection's. From ethereal synth lines to lush, organic instrumentation, "Won Then Lost" captures both the fragility and resilience of the human spirit, making it an immersive auditory experience that is as thought-provoking as it is enchanting.

Artistic vision permeates every aspect of "Won Then Lost," with Cube 44 drawing on a diverse palette of sounds to create an evocative landscape that resonates on multiple levels. The album is punctuated by compelling vocal performances that convey a profound narrative of self-discovery and emotional depth. Collaborating with visionary artists across disciplines, Cube 44 has produced a collection of songs that not only showcases their unique creative identity but also challenges the boundaries of contemporary music. This project is not just an album; it is an invitation to connect, reflect, and ultimately, to evolve—making "Won Then Lost" a standout release that promises to captivate fans and industry experts alike.

Blue Oceans

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Sweet Arizona

Summer Clothes

Runaway

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How Many Times

Wild World

Favorite Part

keeper

Listen to Hunter Metts's new single 'The River', released 15-01-2021

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📖 About the song:
Loving someone who doesn't love you the same way in return

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📝 Lyrics:

Why not just go now
Oh you never wanted to stay
I’ve waited here for a while now
But you never came my way

The flowers love to look at you 
I wish you’d say the same about me
How could you feel nothing
When the water’s cold and deep

Oh welcome to the river
No sense in wasting your precious time
Oh you’ll think it’s getting clearer
But she’ll break you breath here
She’ll take your mind

did you ever notice
Cause I never read the signs
The frame was out of focus 
When our fingers intertwined

Oh welcome to the river
No sense in wasting your precious time
Oh you’ll think it’s getting clearer
But she’ll break you breath here
She’ll take your mind

Someday when we’re older
All those things that you screamed you’d find
I would’ve given the whole world
But it wasn’t mine
And you aren’t mine

Oh welcome to the river
No sense in wasting your precious time
Oh you’ll think it’s getting clearer
But she’ll break you breath here
She’ll take your mind

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Hunter Metts - The River (with lyrics)

Sometimes, a universe of meaning can be found in a question from a child. When Marc Scibilia’s five-year-old daughter asked him about death, words failed. So, he sat on his back steps and wrote More to This—a plaintive tune about life’s big dilemmas and blessings shared with those we love. In an uncertain age, the song struck a chord with listeners, becoming a viral sensation overnight.

The Buffalo-bred, Nashville-based singer-songwriter makes soulful music on his own terms, channeling the national mood. Finding inspiration in folk, country, alternative and anthemic pop music, he has crafted a distinctly American sound that's rueful yet buoyed by hope.

Driving it all is Scibilia's determination to stay grounded by what really matters. It's a lesson the fiercely independent artist's five-year-old helped teach him. “You chase things your whole life,” says Scibilia. “But the real blessings and beauty of life are right there with you the whole time.

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