It’s so easy for you  to see what I didn’t do.

Easy For You

Good man

“In Other Words” is a celestial soul-groove ballad about gravity, risk, and the cosmic pull of new love. Inspired by two close friends stepping into something raw, real, and beautiful, this song captures the wonder and weight of what happens when two hearts collide in the great unknown. Part spoken word, part vintage soul, part quiet gospel—it’s a sonic orbit around love's first impact, and the tremble that lingers after.

In Other Words

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I Hate You, My Love

"Poison in the Well" is an explosive song about breaking free from toxic betrayal. With a hook that hits like lightning and a chant that'll have stadiums roaring, this empowerment anthem transforms pain into power with unforgettable sing-along moments that stick in your soul.

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Poison in the Well

Love Changes Shape” is a cinematic downtempo ballad that marries the warmth of vintage analog textures with modern production depth. From the opening moments—tape-saturated piano and gentle vinyl crackle—you’re drawn into an intimate soundscape where breathy, confessional vocals sit atop a soft sub-kick and brushed snare.

As the song unfolds, lush string pads and subtle brass swells lift the chorus, lending gravitas to the refrain “But love changes shape in time.” The second verse shifts into a darker, more spacious pocket, emphasizing the ache of betrayal and the resilience that follows. Mid-track, a piano-and-strings bridge offers a haunting, reverberant interlude before the final chorus and outro return in full force, layered now with guitar arpeggios and harmonized backing vocals that echo into a lone piano refrain.

Clocking in at just over three and a half minutes, “Love Changes Shape” is perfect for late-night drives or quiet reflection. Its evocative lyrics—of sparks, fractures, and the “angry sea” of the heart—are mirrored by the bespoke album art: a cracked heart split between warm reds and cool teals, framed in distressed, mid-century typography that nods to both classic tin-sign graphics and modern cinematic drama.

Love Changes Shape

Love changes shape

Nothing at All

"Station of Dreams" uses a train station as a metaphor for life's transformative moments where people shed their past and step into their future selves. The song's central message is that departure and letting go can be acts of empowerment rather than loss - "leave your heavy behind, let the leaving make you strong."

Station of Dreams

[Verse 1]
You came ‘round in the morning like you didn’t disappear
Left lipstick on the counter and regret in my mirror
You say, “It’s complicated,” like that’s news to me
But I’ve been solving puzzles since you lost your key

[Pre-Chorus]
I poured my love in your half-empty glass
Watched you sip it slow, then let it pass
You said you’re scared to feel too much
So why’d you come back for that midnight touch?

[Chorus]
I can’t keep loving with half a heart
While you keep pulling mine apart
You're in, then gone, like a ghost at dark
Boy, I need a flame, not just a spark
If you can't stay, then don't even start—
I ain't playing house with half a heart

[Verse 2]
Your records still spin like nothing’s wrong
But the silence between the songs is long
You wear that charm like it don’t cost a thing
But darling, lies ain't gold, they just glitter and sting

[Pre-Chorus]
Told your mama I was just a phase
She said I deserved a better place
You keep your truth behind your smile
But I’ve been wise to that for a while

[Chorus]
I can’t keep loving with half a heart
While you keep pulling mine apart
You're in, then gone, like a ghost at dark
Boy, I need a flame, not just a spark
If you can't stay, then don't even start—
I ain't playing house with half a heart

[Bridge – spoken/sung style]
I’d rather dance alone in my red suede shoes
Than share my bed with your shifting moods
Don’t need your maybe, I want your more
But I ain’t beggin’ like I did before

[Final Chorus – soft at first, builds up]
No, I can’t keep loving with half a heart
You’re a haunted tune in a broken chart
I’m done with the guessing, done with the art
Of holding together what falls apart
So take your silence, take your part—
And leave me whole, with my full heart

half a heart

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Don’t waste your breath dance remix.mp3

Creole For Your Soul is a celebration of rhythm, passion, and reinvention. This collection brings together bold new remixes of standout tracks—Cultivate, Distant Lover, Falsetto, Freak Like Me, Good Life, House Work, Let Me Era, Tempted Tonight, and Walk Into Love. Each song has been reimagined through the vibrant energy of Creole grooves, layered with soulful instrumentation, hypnotic percussion, and fresh vocal textures.

From the introspective flow of Cultivate to the sultry pull of Falsetto, the playful heat of Freak Like Me, and the timeless uplift of Good Life, every track is infused with a sense of movement that makes the body respond and the spirit rise. The remixes bring out new dimensions—sometimes deeper, sometimes brighter, always alive.

Creole For Your Soul is more than an album—it’s a journey into a soundscape that unites cultures, blurs genres, and invites you to lose yourself in the dance.

Falsetto - Creole Remix

Just a wayward paralegal residing in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, literally in the shadow of Pike’s Peak.

In Other Words

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