Seven To None

Hailing from the heart of Regina, Saskatchewan, Seven To None is a powerhouse of authentic rock and soul. The band masterfully resurrects the spirit of legends, blending the heavy, intricate grooves of Led Zeppelin, the hypnotic, poetic allure of The Doors, and the raw, unadulterated power of AC/DC.

Their sound is a rich tapestry of hard-hitting rock, intimate acoustic rock, and raw rhythm and blues. It’s a sonic experience that feels both classic and urgently new. Tracks like the compelling "Heart in a Box" are crafted to stick with you, with unforgettable hooks and deep-seated rhythm that will have you hitting replay again and again.

Proudly signed to Century One Records—a Laurence Mehlhorn group of companies—Seven To None is poised to carve their name into the landscape of rock. This is music with a heart, a soul, and a backbone.



For fans of pure, unfiltered rock and roll.

Record Label: Century One Records - a Laurence Mehlhorn group of companies

There sound cloud page - https://soundcloud.com/seventhennone
Century One Records - https://soundcloud.com/centuryonerecords

PATHWAYS

Whisper in My Ear. Texte Eric Verdin

Broken Down on My Luck

Broken Harbour is a raw New Zealand folk rock performance, recorded live with just voice, guitar, and the presence of a small crowd. Written in a dark, poetic style inspired by underground legends, it captures the weight of rusted harbours, silence heavier than words, and tides that never forget.

The song blends Kiwi authenticity with existential poetry, echoing the raw acoustic tradition of indie folk while keeping a modern edge. You can hear the intimacy of the bar, the creak of the guitar strings.

For fans of live acoustic sessions, indie folk rock, and songs that sound like they were pulled straight from a late-night set in Wellington or Dunedin, this track brings an unfiltered, emotional experience.


Broken Harbour

🎵 The Day the Thunder Fell
by 4Me2BeFree

🔻 Song Insight
This song is a quiet collapse—one that doesn’t scream, but sinks. The Day the Thunder Fell captures the stillness after a devastating moment, when life shifts and you’re left holding something that was never given the chance to be. It’s about loss at its most personal level, wrapped in echo, memory, and unspoken grief.

🔻 Lyrics
[Intro]
rain
The thunder rolled
It was after the show
No lights came down
Just another soul

[Verse 1]
Hope lingered
And then we were told
The ending held back
A life we couldn't grow

Trouble broke this silent ground
Union cracked with iron sound
Loops no longer held
Just truths were found
With stillness
An echo rang
We bowed out
Of what we couldn’t bring

[Pre-Chorus]
We stared at the screen
It no longer moved
Where our future lived
Now only stillness proved

[Chorus]
Leaving us
Together, alone
Each with a knowing
Of what was gone
Eyes streamed pain
You could see
This ending
Built inside our chests

[Verse 2]
Pacing floors
Worn and torn at the seams
Under falling skies
I fought through guilt—not dreams
Slammed doors
Fired screams
Desperate sounds
From collapsing beams

[Pre-Chorus]
Static love, resting underground
Confusion rising
From the walls all around

[Chorus]
Leaving us
Together, alone
Each with a knowing
Of what was gone
Eyes streamed pain
You could see
This ending
Built inside our chests

[Bridge]
Walking away with one less
A hollowness we can’t suppress
This loss became our home
We each carried the stone

Putting weight on backs that break
A heart that held all we could take
His life
Her earth
Now both are gone
A mother, father
Brother, son
This place inside
Now undone

[Verse 3]
A darkness falls in every drop
Tears from a broken lott
Black and shamed
Alone, we sleep
Mouthing a name
That didn’t get to be

[Pre-Chorus]
Cold walls, falling ceilings
In this bed we try
To forgive what peace once was
And say goodbye

[Chorus – Final Refrain]
Leaving us
Together, alone
With memories carved
Into bone
What never lived
Still made its mark
A silent child
In a world gone dark

[Outro]
rain
As we drift
To a place
That never will exist

🔻 Personal Reflection
There’s not much I want to say beyond what the song already does. This was a day that never left me. A choice. A hope. A silence. And a goodbye that didn’t come with words. I don’t share this to be understood—I share it because it’s mine. And maybe it belongs to someone else out there too. If you’ve ever carried grief that had no beginning or end, you’ll know what I mean.

🔻 4Me2BeFree
This track represents what 4Me2BeFree is about—telling stories that are too heavy for everyday words. The project exists to turn emotional truth into music that feels lived-in, not polished. This isn’t pop for playlists. This is sound for the soul, shaped by real pain, real love, and real memory.

🔻 Copyright Notice
All lyrics and content featured in this post are protected under copyright (© 2025) and have been securely time-locked and validated through a crypto-based verification system to ensure originality and ownership. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of any part of these works without explicit consent is strictly prohibited.

The Day the Thunder Fell - Fractures: Reimagined by 4ME2BEFREE

Blue chromosome

ARGYROCK - WAR FOR REAL (original)

Touch the Sky V2

“This Is Enough” is an empowering pop/dance track about finding peace in who you are — no filters, no apologies.
With a raspy, soulful female vocal over shimmering synths, warm bass, and subtle electric guitar textures, the song blends emotional honesty with an uplifting groove.
It’s that moment when you finally stop chasing perfection and just breathe — this is enough.

Lyrics:

A little voice keeps whisperin’ when I wake again
You’re not enough, you’re fading — just their shadow, friend
You should be sharper, brighter, someone more complete
They can see the cracks beneath your steady feet
I was the architect of walls around my fear
Afraid of every touch, afraid of what was near
Each night I danced with that stranger in my skin
She’d laugh out loud, but cry deep within

I gathered lies for years, built a stranger in the mirror
But now this truth is carved in stone, it’s clearer
I’m more than waves that break upon my shore
I won’t apologize for taking space no more
I am enough — I know who I am
Don’t need to shine like stars — this is enough

In your eyes I saw the thing I tried to hide
A fragile soul that feared to be defined
You said it’s all those cracks that make us whole
No picture’s real without the light’s control
A little light behind the glass was softly sayin’
Find your rhythm, breathe, keep stayin’
I tore away the mask, felt the honest air
Cold and clean — I was finally there

I gathered lies for years, built a stranger in the mirror
But now this truth is carved in stone, it’s clearer
I’m more than waves that break upon my shore
I won’t apologize for taking space no more
I am enough — I know who I am
Don’t need to shine like stars — this is enough

When it all falls down, what do I hold
I’m not that child who needs permission anymore
The weight of earning sunlight, heavy as stone
But I choose today, I choose my own
’Cause this is the place where my story starts
With open hands and a fearless heart

I gathered lies for years, built a stranger in the mirror
But now this truth is carved in stone, it’s clearer
I’m more than waves that break upon my shore
I won’t apologize for taking space no more
I am enough — I know who I am
Don’t need to shine like stars — this is enough
Yeah, I am enough — this is enough

This Is Enough

A modern tragedy about a man who thought success and money would make his family happy. His wife pushed him to climb higher, to provide more, to "make something of himself." So he did. He took the promotion, worked endless hours, missed school plays and birthdays, watching his daughters grow up through videos.
But the house got bigger while the love got smaller. His wife stopped complaining—not because things got better, but because she gave up. The divorce papers arrive because he was never there. The accusations come: absent father, absent husband. She takes the kids. He's left alone in an empty house, surrounded by everything he worked for and nothing that matters.
The bitter irony? She's the one who pushed him toward this success, and now it's the reason their marriage is over. This is about false priorities, about the price of chasing "more" when what you really need is right in front of you.

The Price Of More

This song is part of the album “Why me – but why not me too”.
It is not to be seen on its own, but as part of a journey I have to live through since my diagnosis. Each track tells a piece of this path – honest, raw, and unfiltered.

Broken Down on My Luck

Mcloudification