“Three Channels” is a reflective, mid-tempo modern rock song about connection, noise, and meaning in the digital age.
It uses the metaphor of three channels — like frequencies, signals, or communication lines — to explore how people reach for each other through static, distance, and misunderstanding.

The story unfolds across emotional “channels”:

Channel One — The Noise: all the distractions, social chatter, and false signals.

Channel Two — The Memory: the personal voice inside, recalling what was real.

Channel Three — The Truth: the quiet connection that remains once everything else fades.

The tone is human and grounded — not cynical, but observant.
It carries that sense of “trying to tune in to what really matters.”

Do Not Pass Me By (feat. Tramaine Hawkins, Trina Johnson & The Voices)

M.C. Hammer