Name: Collision Course by Matt Logan
Duration: 4 min 29 s
Description: A song about temptation and fate, and putting up a good fight to both.

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StarMan

Courage is the cornerstone of achieving anything substantial in life. The lyrics "Poverty is not my portion, confusion is not my portion" underline the significance of standing firm in the face of challenges. This courage enables individuals to confront difficulties head-on, finding innovative solutions and learning from each experience #pinchyclarke #rise #byfirebyforce

RISE - By Fire By Force - Pinchy Clarke

This is the debut album from Steady Owl. featuring nine tracks with two singles "Why California" and "Moondog". Steady Owl's debut, "They are All Bastards Except us" invokes tongue in cheek wit and charm influenced by bands like The Smiths and REM, with melodic songs that fall between 90's indie and country rock. Roy Shrum guitars, Jon Weist on drums & Jeremy Cullum on keys. Co-Producer Aaron Hunt. Mastered by renowned Brian Lucey (Black Keys, Artic Monkeys). The songs arc and evolve from melodic tracks "Moondog" & "Why California" to the anthem "Best Days" to the trancelike atmosphe of “Stop”.

BEST DAYS

KEEP THEM OUT

Denver-based Latinx alternative rock-hip hop-reggaeton band 2MX2 is proud to announce the release of their powerful new single, "Si Se Puede," on September 13, 2024. This anthemic track, co-produced by long-time collaborator DMDtheproducer, embodies the spirit of unity and revolution at a time when the message of coming together is more important than ever.
"Si Se Puede" was originally inspired by Dolores Huerta's iconic phrase, coined during the United Farm Workers' movement. The song has evolved over the years, much like the band itself. After performing an earlier version of "Si Se Puede" at an anti-racist political march in Boulder, Colorado, where Dolores Huerta herself corrected their credit of the phrase to Cesar Chavez, the band made a commitment to carry the phrase forward in its rightful context. The 2024 version of the song, which features 2MX2's new guitarist Adrian Garay and drummer Kenny O, has become their most powerful iteration yet.
O1, a member of 2MX2, reflects on the song's impact, saying, "‘Si Se Puede’ shows the power of the people at every show when you see all the fists go in the air." This spirit of unity is reflected in the band’s performances and in their commitment to creating music that speaks for the marginalized and inspires action.
Timed to be released on the weekend of Mexican Independence Day, "Si Se Puede" serves as a call to action to transcend political division and embrace our shared humanity. As the U.S. gears up for the upcoming presidential elections, 2MX2 hopes this song will unite people across political lines and inspire them to work together for the betterment of all.

The Album

Si Se Puede

A song about temptation and fate, and putting up a good fight to both.

Collision Course

This song is a sequel to Carrie Underwood’s “Jesus, Take the Wheel,” ℗ 2005 19 Recordings Limited, with additional insights from Joan Osborne’s “What if God Was One of Us?” 1995 Mercury.

It went with me like with Carrie
On her way to Cincinnati
The car went sliding, I was scared,
I threw my hands up in the air
I might have had too much to drink
And I said “Jesus, take the wheel”
But He was worse than me
He crashed my car at Central Parkway and E. Liberty

And He said “I can walk on water,
Stickshift’s another matter altogether
But if you’d gone the way of Lazarus,
I would have brought you back among us”

I said “You, Mary, Joseph!
You wrecked my car, my fancy Corvette”
I reached for my hydro flask
But it was full of wine like we were still in Palestine
I said “Oh, Lord, ease up on the superpowers
And get us a tow truck”
But it was Triple A
That sent an angel for a couple hundred bucks

And Jesus said “Get up and walk now
Blessed are the users of sustainable transportation
I am the way, you know
Forget Siri, follow me,
And you will reach your destination"
Then he gave me a loaf of bread,
And then another, and another, and another…

These days, I must admit, you’ll find me riding public transit
Won’t cast the first stone, but I learned my lesson,
I let no saint or prophet drive me home
Sometimes, when on the bus,
I see a stranger, a slob like one of us
He’s on the phone with Rome
Trying to find his way back home up to heaven all alone

Mistakes Were Made

Jesus Crashed My Car

Jesus Crashed My Car (feat. Randy Lopez)

I'd Rather Sleep Alone

We Die

Light Thief

Artist - Attack the Sound 
Songwriter - Davo Sounds and Daniel Lamar
Producer - Davo Sounds
Mixing - Danny Christy at Studio 2424 Chicago
Mastering - Danny Christy at Studio 2424 Chicago

Vocals: Davo Sounds
Keys/Organ: CJ
Guitar: Larry Brown
Bass: Johnathan Sherrell 
Drums: Paris Jmal
Sax: Vante
Trumpet: Julian Harris
Trombone: Royce Harrington

Collision Course

Matt Logan

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