1952 Vincent Black Lightning (OurVinyl Sessions)

Logan Halstead - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning | OurVinyl Sessions

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Somewhere Between I Love You and I'm Leavin' (Live)

Don't Say It's Over M

DENM | OurVinyl Sessions

Fallin' (OurVinyl Sessions)

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Tom Shapiro and I wrote this 20 years ago.  Kinda has a George Strait vibe to it, but it never got cut.  Still love the demo though ;-)

What I Love About Loving You

After You

Josh Leo, Marty Dodson and I wrote this in the early 2000's.  Ron Wallace is singing and yes, I am an emotional guy.  Please give to St. Jude Children's Hospital if you can.

A Man Who Feels

Peace Sign
Writer:  Carey Latham

Since you walked in I’ve watched you go 
From messin with your hair to fiddlin’ with your phone
You ordered a tequila but you ain't even drank it
I ain’t hittin on you but you got me thinkin’ 
When does the girl in the red lips 
Still wearin’ a work dress
Quit lookin so stressed 

How’s a guy to know when you finally let go

Is it when you fall asleep watchin’ Pretty Woman
That smile on your face when the leaves start turnin’
On the phone with your mama layin on your couch
Glad you stayed home instead of goin out
Is it when your hair’s blowin back out your car window
Wildflowers in the dash you picked in a meadow
Or is it that look in your eyes right now lookin’ into mine girl
What’s your peace sign

See I always ask for an extra lime
When I’m drinkin it straight, here you can have mine
Wait, were you just singin’ along with the band, damn
I love that song It’s my backyard jam
When I sit on the porch step 
Let the world disappear
N’wonder how an Angel chills

When do you relax your wings,forget about everything


Repeat CH

Let me guess,loud bell bottoms when no ones lookin’
Two fingers in the air when you’re white wine buzzin’
A psychedelic sticker on your weekend jeep
Girl you’re killin’ me, I wanna see

Is it when you fall asleep watchin’ Pretty Woman
That smile on her your when the leaves start turnin’
On the phone with your mama layin on your couch
Tellin her you gotta hang up cause you wanna go out
It is when your hair’s blowin back out your car window
Wildflowers in the dash you picked in a meadow
Or is it the way your head right now wants to fall against mine 
This ain’t a pickup line (yeah it is)
I wanna be your peace sign girl

Tag
Let me be your peace sign

Peace Sign

One Last Song To Say Goodbye

Modern country rock anthem in the style, built around a driving mid-tempo groove with a strong emotional lift, The song opens with restrained electric guitar and atmospheric pads, setting a reflective tone before building into a powerful, stadium-ready chorus, Verses stay tight and conversational, allowing the message to land clearly, while the pre-chorus subtly rises to create tension, The chorus explodes with layered electric guitars, punchy drums, and a bold, anthemic vocal delivery designed for radio rotation and live sing-alongs, The bridge strips back briefly for emotional emphasis before launching into a final chorus with added harmonies and instrumentation for maximum impact, Overall feel is gritty, motivational, and uplifting—masculine but heartfelt—delivering a strong life lesson through simple, memorable imagery and a soaring hook, male vocals

Built For The Wind

Small things - country

Making music that comes from the heart and touches the soul...that's what Matt VanFossen does best.
His latest single is no exception. Produced by Mike Ofca at Innovation Studios and written by Mallary Hope “Get Me Now” is a song that talks about overcoming heartbreak. The lyrics "You might still get to me somehow, but you don’t get to get me now" are powerful and relatable to all.
It's about letting go....knowing you deserve better, and finding that strength to leave the past behind. Everyone has that certain someone in their lives that they'd like to say  you missed your chance... you lost the best thing that ever happened to you. Matt's powerful and heartfelt vocals grab you from the first note.
Matt VanFossen is not your average cookie-cutter country artist. He is real, honest, and true to the music he loves. Through his personal tragedy and triumphs, music has always been there.

After You

Matt VanFossen

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