Ever Ancient, Ever New

Tinkus and Tonkus

Lo-Pants

Uh, Santa? — a crooked, warm, and whimsical holiday journey. This isn’t the Christmas record you already know; it’s a record that peeks behind the wrapping paper, into the quiet corners, the burnt cookies, and the hearts that ache and hope at the same time. From moments of regret and confession to laughter over cracked chimneys and reindeer rooftops, each song is stitched with tenderness, humor, and a little mischief.

Tracks like Stocking of Regrets and Mince-pie Confession explore the weight of unspoken words, second chances, and the small grace found in honesty. Reindeer on the Roof and Claus of the Law bring playful chaos to the season, celebrating love, laughter, and the absurdities of holiday tradition. Meanwhile, Midnight Manger and Silent Nightlight offer reflective, tender pauses, shining mercy and hope into the quiet, shadowed corners of winter nights. Dear Santa, It’s Me Again and January Epiphany close the album with heartfelt longing and the discovery that joy and peace can outlast even the holiday bustle.

Recorded with intimate arrangements — guitars, keys, hand-played instruments, and soft harmonies — the album blends old-timey charm with modern storytelling. It’s a collection for late-night kitchens, snow-still streets, and quiet firesides; for laughter, reflection, and the gentle tug of memory and hope.

Uh, Santa? invites you to slow down, notice the imperfect moments, and remember that even in the messy, chaotic, bittersweet Christmas season, grace is always under the tree.

Uh, Santa?

Songs for Pilgrims and Saints

Step right into a world where mischief wears a top hat and laughter lingers in the alleyways. Tinkus and Tonkus is a whimsical folk tune spun from the tall tales of two lovable rogues who made mischief their masterpiece and charm their currency.

With clever wordplay and toe-tapping rhythm, this song paints a vivid portrait of Tinkus and Tonkus, con men with conscience (sort of), pranksters with poetry, and legends in their own lunch hour. From convincing a cow it’s ancient to orchestrating a feline royal wedding, these two scallywags were equal parts headache and heartbeat of their town.

But this isn’t just a barrel of laughs. As the verses romp through their hijinks, the bridge slows to a bittersweet hush, reminding us that even tricksters grow old, and even laughter has echoes. The final chorus doesn’t just celebrate their legacy, it invites you to join it. After all, who hasn’t needed a bit of playful nonsense now and then?

Whether you chuckle, tap your foot, or raise a glass, Tinkus and Tonkus promises a grin and a tip of the hat to all who dare to live life with a little extra twinkle.

Ever catch your dad elbow-deep in cookies at midnight wearing a beard made of dental floss? “Uh… Santa?” is a playful Christmas ballad that captures the wide-eyed wonder (and suspicion) of a kid on Christmas Eve who’s not quite buying what he's seeing, but then again, maybe he should.

Told in rhyme with all the charm of a holiday bedtime story and the punchlines of a good stand-up set, this song takes you from cozy cocoa vibes to full-on sleigh-spotting madness. What starts as a silly dad-in-costume cover-up takes a twist when the real Santa shows up with a wink, a gift, and undeniable Christmas magic.

It’s part comedy sketch, part heartfelt tribute to childhood wonder, and 100% jingle-worthy. Whether you're seven or seventy, this tune reminds you that the season is full of surprises and maybe, just maybe, that sleigh bell you heard was the real deal.

So grab some cocoa, stay half-awake on the 24th, and remember: if your dad smells like cookies and your dog starts flying… don’t ask too many questions. Just whisper, “Uh… Santa?” and enjoy the ride.

“Lo-pants” is a sunshine anthem with sneakers on—joyful, catchy, and dancing straight into your heart. With a melody that smiles and lyrics that lift, this track is all about her—that one-of-a-kind soul who turns every day into something worth singing about.

She’s laughter in motion. Encouragement wrapped in rhythm. That spark you can’t bottle, but everyone feels. Whether she’s lighting up a room or lighting the way through a dark one, Lo-pants is more than a nickname—it’s a whole vibe.

With verses that soar like kites and choruses that shine like fire in the dark, this song reminds us what it means to celebrate the people who bring out our best. So if you’ve got a Lo-pants in your life (or are one), turn it up, sing along, and spread that spark.

Because when she’s around, wrong turns right, hearts lift, and happiness grows.

A hymn forged in the fires of eternity, now unleashed with the full force of metal. J. Stocker’s 18th-century text roars with timeless truth; God’s mercy in Christ is our only boast, our song, our life.

This track takes the rich theology of the hymn and drives it with heavy riffs, thunderous drums, and vocals that echo both the agony of the cross and the triumph of grace. From the opening cry of mercy to the closing praise of Father, Son, and Spirit, this is doxology at full volume.

 Lyrics proclaim: mercy that rescues from hell, grace that revives the weary, love that keeps sinners alive, and a covenant sealed by the Spirit.

For those who want their theology loud, their worship raw, and their hope unshakable; this is mercy set to metal.

Thy Mercy My God

This is a fresh retuning of R. Burnham’s hymn “The All-Sufficient Mercy of God” (based on Psalm 89:28). Originally written in the 18th century, the text is a rich meditation on God’s unfailing mercy—mercy that forgives, heals, upholds, and leads us home to glory.

The new melody seeks to give voice to these timeless words in a way that is singable for the church today while retaining the weight and beauty of the original hymn.

May this song help you lift your eyes to the Savior, who is rich in mercy and steadfast in love.

Key Themes:
– The eternal reign of God’s mercy
– Mercy in conversion, forgiveness, and healing
– Mercy in suffering and perseverance
– The triumph of mercy that brings us to glory

"My steadfast love I will keep for him forever, and my covenant will stand firm for him." – Psalm 89:2

Infinite Mercy

This is a fresh retuned version of J. Hart’s timeless hymn “The Everlasting Mercy of God” (based on Psalm 136; 100:5). The lyrics highlight God’s unchanging mercy, the power of Christ’s blood, and the hope believers have in His steadfast love.

The hymn reminds us that even when we have sinned deeply, God’s mercy is not shaken—His favor stands because we have been bought with the blood of Christ. It is a testimony that no matter our failures, we have in Him a never-changing Friend when all others fail.

May this retuned setting help both old and new generations sing of the mercy that endures forever.

God's Mercy Is Forever Sure

This is a fresh retuning of Isaac Watts’ hymn Faithfulness of God (Numb. 23:19; Psalm 89:1–8). Watts’ timeless text calls believers to proclaim the steadfast faithfulness, power, and saving promises of our eternal King. The hymn points us to the unshakable truth that every word from God’s mouth is as sure as the heavens He created.

Our retuned version seeks to carry these weighty lyrics into a new musical setting, helping modern ears and voices rejoice in the same ancient truths. May this melody lift your heart to sing of the God whose promises never fail and whose salvation is written with an immortal pen.

“His every word of grace is strong as that which built the skies.”

Mighty Works of Our King

This retuned hymn draws from the timeless words of Isaac Watts and J. Needham, echoing Psalm 111:9 and 145:17. It lifts our eyes to the majesty of the eternal God—holy beyond comparison, radiant above angels, and righteous in all His ways.

The text reminds us that only those who are clothed in Christ may draw near, finding joy in His presence and worshiping at His feet forever. With a fresh melody carrying the weight of these profound lyrics, this retuning seeks to help the church sing again of the incomparable holiness of our Lord.

"Holy, holy, holy Lord, in glory evermore."

Holy Is He In All His Works

Based on Colossians 1:16 and 1 Timothy 3:16, Isaac Watts proclaims the wonder of Christ’s two natures, fully God and fully man. From eternity, the Word existed with God and was God, the Creator and sustainer of all things. Yet in love, He took on flesh, humbling Himself to dwell among us.

This hymn marvels at that great mystery: the eternal Son clothed in clay, shining with truth and grace, drawing angels to awe and sinners to worship. The retuned melody seeks to carry the weight and wonder of these truths, helping us sing with reverence and joy of our Immanuel, God with us.

“Mortals with joy behold his face,
The eternal Father’s only Son!”

Glories of Immanuel

Brass on the Cobblestones captures the heart of Brackenford’s streets, where lively brass bands once echoed off old stone walls during fairs and feasts. This track reimagines that tradition with modern energy, blending folk melodies and bold brass lines into something timeless yet fresh. Think of it as the sound of neighbors gathering, feet tapping on uneven stones, and joy spilling into the night.

Part of the Tinkus & Tonkus album, the song is rooted in the town’s folklore but feels right at home today — celebratory, communal, and just a little rough around the edges, like a true street tune.

Brass On The Cobblestones

Tin Roof Lullaby is a gentle song born from Brackenford’s cottages, where mothers once soothed their children through stormy nights beneath rattling tin roofs. The melody carries the rhythm of rain on metal, weaving comfort out of something fragile and familiar.

On the Tinkus & Tonkus album, this piece takes that old cradle-song and gives it new life with soft harmonies and tender instrumentation. It’s both a lullaby and a memory — a reminder that peace can be found even in the storm.

Tin Roof Lullaby

The Tinker’s Oath tells the story of Brackenford’s wandering craftsmen — the tinkers who roamed from cottage to cottage, mending pots, pans, and hearts with equal measure of skill and humor. Tradition says every tinker swore a simple oath: to leave each home better than they found it.

This track on the Tinkus & Tonkus album captures that vow with steady rhythm and folk grit. The music carries the sound of hammers, wheels, and road songs, blending age-old lore with a fresh arrangement. It’s both a tribute to the humble tradesmen of old and an anthem for anyone who walks the road determined to do good.

The Tinker's Oath

The Pocket Watch Waltz is a dance with time itself. In Brackenford folklore, it was played at autumn gatherings when townsfolk would mark the turning of the seasons by setting their watches — or in older days, the town clock — to the rhythm of the fiddles. The waltz carries both nostalgia and momentum, reminding dancers that while hours slip away, joy is best measured in steps and laughter.

On the Tinkus & Tonkus album, this tune takes that tradition and spins it anew. It’s music for memory, motion, and the fleeting beauty of the moment.

Pocket Watch Waltz

This track is pure sunshine in song form. Smile So Bright captures that feeling when one person’s joy lights up the whole room and turns even the dullest day around. With catchy pop hooks, playful energy, and lyrics that radiate warmth, it’s the soundtrack for moments when happiness can’t be hidden. Turn it up, sing it loud, and let the smile spread.

Smile So Bright

Some people just light up the world without even trying. Magic Spark is a burst of energy and joy, celebrating the kind of presence that makes every moment brighter. With a beat that lifts you up and lyrics that shine, this track is all about finding the spark that turns ordinary days into something unforgettable.

Magic Spark

Every spotlight moment doesn’t have to come with pride;  sometimes it’s just pure joy. Star of the Show tells the story of a little girl who loves being in the center, laughing and dancing her way into hearts, yet still shines with kindness and humility. It’s catchy, it’s fun, and it’s a reminder that true stars glow from the inside out.

Star of the Show

Life doesn’t always go in straight lines — sometimes we stumble, sometimes we get lost. Wrong Turns to Right is a song about grace, second chances, and the people who help us find our way back. With a rhythm that moves and lyrics that heal, it’s a reminder that even our detours can lead to something beautiful.

Wrong Turns to Right

Some people change the whole atmosphere the moment they walk in. Life’s Better with Her is a high-energy pop/hip-hop track that celebrates the kind of person who turns wrong turns into dance floors and gray skies into sunshine. Catchy, fun, and full of bounce — it’s the soundtrack to every moment that just feels brighter when she’s around.

Life's Better with Her

A warm, mid-tempo anthem about the small kindnesses that keep us going. Encouraging Hearts celebrates how a single honest word or simple act can lift someone up and start a chain reaction of hope. Gentle enough for quiet mornings, wide-open enough for a singalong. Press play, pass it on, and let the kindness spread.

Encouraging Hearts

This song isn’t about explosions of light; it’s about the small, stubborn flame that refuses to go out. Fire in the Dark carries a haunting yet hopeful tone, painting city nights, quiet struggles, and the gentle sparks of love and truth that keep us going. It’s not about flashy miracles, but the quiet persistence that warms hearts, chases shadows, and turns even the darkest night into a map of stars.

Fire In the Dark

An anthem for anyone ready to break free. Spread Your Wings is a soaring pop track about shaking off fear, leaving the past behind, and stepping boldly into the future. With big choruses, sky-high energy, and lyrics that rise like the dawn, it’s a song built to lift you up and remind you: the horizon is yours to chase.

Spread Your Wings

Turn it up and feel the ground shake. Can’t Be Beat is a high-octane anthem about resilience, grit, and unstoppable momentum. With driving beats, fearless lyrics, and hooks that hit like victory chants, it’s the soundtrack for anyone ready to rise above, break limits, and own the moment. Unshakable. Unbreakable. Unstoppable.

Can't Be Beat

No pretenses, no walls — just honesty. Straight From the Heart is a heartfelt ballad about real love that doesn’t hide behind fancy words or masks. With warm vocals, soaring melodies, and lyrics that wear their truth openly, it’s a song that captures what it means to give everything — not halfway, but wholly, deeply, straight from the heart.

Straight from the Heart

“Stocking of Regrets” isn’t about candy canes or shiny toys — it’s about the kind of Christmas stocking no one really wants to hang. Heavy with missed words, broken promises, and old doors slammed shut, this song threads sorrow with a glimmer of hope. The verses ache with memory, but the bridge lets grace sneak in through the chimney, reminding us that even regret can make room for forgiveness.

Play it when the lights are low, the fire is quiet, and you’re wondering if second chances still show up under the tree.

Stocking Of Regrets

“Reindeer on the Roof” is a Christmas anthem for the beautifully broken holiday. The lights don’t work, the cookies are burnt, and the tree’s about to topple — but laughter drowns out the cracks in the chimney. This one’s about duct-taping the season together and realizing love (and maybe Santa’s chuckle) is stronger than perfection.

Best played loud while stringing tangled lights, fixing nothing, and singing anyway.

Reindeer On the Roof

“Midnight Manger” takes the nativity out of Bethlehem’s stable and sets it under flickering city lights, where prayers rise from cracked pavement and lonely rooftops. It’s a song about how Christ still shows up in the unlikeliest corners, whispering hope into weary hearts. Quiet, tender, and reverent, this track reminds us that every midnight can hold a manger moment.

Best played when the streets are empty, the stars are faint, and your heart is aching for light.

Midnight Manger

“Coal and Compliments” is the holiday duet of love’s paradox — sweet gestures wrapped in sarcasm, warmth hidden under a sting. It’s playful, tender, and a little mischievous, capturing the way love can be both comforting and challenging at the same time.

Perfect for cozy nights by the fire when the laughter is as sharp as the cocoa is sweet.

Coal and Compliments

“Dear Santa, It’s Me Again” is a heartfelt late-night letter set to song, where wishes turn from toys to courage, peace, and mercy. It’s tender, earnest, and quietly hopeful, reminding us that the truest gifts aren’t wrapped in paper, but in the presence of love and grace.

Perfect for sipping cocoa by the tree, writing your own quiet prayers, or just letting the season slow down for a moment.

Dear Santa, Its Me Again

“Santa’s Lament” peeks behind the curtain at the man in red, exhausted, behind schedule, and dreaming of a world that never quite arrives. It’s a wry, tender glimpse of holiday pressure, hope, and the little human moments even Santa can’t escape.

Best for early mornings, coffee in hand, or nights when you’re laughing at how chaotic the season really is.

Santa's Lament

Grace Alone is a song that lifts high the unearned mercy of God in salvation. It’s not about our merit, strength, or works. It’s about His sovereign grace that rescues, sustains, and secures His people through Christ alone. From our first cry to our final breath, He carries His own.

This hymn-like anthem gives voice to the believer’s testimony: though condemned and powerless, God’s love broke through with redeeming power. The cross silences every accusation, the blood secures our hope, and grace alone holds us fast until glory.

For those who need to be reminded of the gospel’s simplicity and depth, Grace Alone is both confession and celebration: “To God be the glory, to Him I belong.”

Grace Alone

A modern hymn rooted in the timeless truth of the Reformation: salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. This song proclaims the end of striving under the law, the finished work of the cross, and the unshakable hope believers have in Jesus. With lyrics drawn from Scripture and the echoes of Soli Deo Gloria, it’s a bold declaration that righteousness is found not in our works, but in Christ.

Whether you’re listening in worship, reflection, or simply rejoicing in the gospel, may this song lift your eyes to the One who saves.

Faith Alone

“Christ Alone” is a hymn of praise exalting the finished work of Jesus Christ. From His incarnation and sacrifice to His resurrection and promised return, this song proclaims the gospel with joy and reverence. Every verse traces the glory of the spotless Lamb who bore our sin, broke our chains, and now reigns as the risen Lord.

Centered on the refrain—“Christ alone, our hope, our song”—the lyrics remind us that salvation is not found in our works but in Christ’s blood alone. This is both a confession of faith and an anthem of worship, pointing hearts to the only name under heaven by which we must be saved.

If this song encourages you, share it with others who need to be reminded of the hope we have in Jesus.

Christ Alone

“Scripture Alone” is a worship anthem built on the truth that God’s Word is our final and sufficient authority. In a world of shifting voices and fading opinions, this song proclaims the enduring power of the Scriptures as the lamp to our feet and the light to our path (Psalm 119:105).

The verses trace the authority, sufficiency, and Christ-centered focus of God’s Word—from the Law and the Prophets to the fulfillment in Jesus Christ. The chorus anchors the theme: “Scripture alone, unshaken we stand, truth from the mouth of God, not the hand of man.”

This song is both a declaration of faith and a call to stand firm on the unchanging Word of God, even when the world rages against it. May it encourage believers to cling to the Scriptures as their foundation, comfort, and song.

Scripture Alone

a hymn of devotion and surrender, proclaiming the timeless truth that every breath, every gift, and every moment exists for the glory of God alone. From the smallest acts of daily life to the highest displays of praise, the song invites believers to offer their lives fully to Him, echoing the refrain: “To the glory of God alone — Soli Deo Gloria.”

Through vivid imagery—from sparrows in flight to the weight of the cross—the lyrics remind us that our hope, our work, and our worship find their meaning only in Christ. The bridge and benediction draw directly from Scripture: “For from Him and through Him and to Him are all things. To Him be glory forever. Amen” (Romans 11:36), reinforcing the call to live every day with God-centered purpose.

This song is an anthem for the humble heart, the faithful laborer, and the joyful worshiper, guiding listeners to see that all of life—its joys, struggles, and songs—ultimately points to Him.

To The Glory of God Alone

“Total Depravity” is a gospel-centered anthem declaring humanity’s need for God’s mercy and the transforming power of Christ. The song confronts the truth of our fallen nature—born in sin, enslaved by rebellion, and powerless to save ourselves—while proclaiming the hope and light that come only through Jesus.

Each verse and chorus points to God’s grace as the sole source of salvation: not our works, zeal, or effort, but Christ’s finished work on the cross. From the darkness of our hearts to the triumph of resurrection life, the lyrics remind us that every soul is called and claimed by the Shepherd who bore our curse and rose victorious.

With a bridge that echoes redemption’s cost and a final chorus celebrating life in Christ, this song is both a sober reflection on sin and a joyful proclamation of salvation by grace alone.

Total Depravity

“Irresistible Grace” is a lyrical meditation on God’s unstoppable, saving call. From wandering in shadows to being drawn into His light, this song celebrates the sovereign grace that conquers resistance and brings life to the dead heart. Inspired by John 6:37 and 6:44, it confesses the wonder of being called, kept, and made alive by mercy alone.

With poetic verses and a soaring chorus, this piece gives voice to the believer’s testimony: not by our will, not by our works, but by His unrelenting love we are drawn and kept forever.

Irresistible Grace

From the snowlit world of Mr. Fudgesicle comes the legend of Mistress Tinseltoe — the silver-thread mender of winter’s wonders. Born from widow’s thread and lantern smoke, she walks the rooftops when the world is quiet, sewing joy where sorrow frayed. If a stocking droops or a dream feels torn, she’s the whisper in the rafters, the faint ring of tinsel when no one’s awake. Each verse is a piece of folklore stitched in rhyme, each refrain a reminder that even the broken things can sing again.

For the ones who still believe a thread of light runs through every shadow.

Mistress Tinseltoe

Where ivy glimmers and lanterns glow, the Mistle-Knight keeps his silent vigil — protector of laughter, arbiter of peace, and patron of every brave kiss stolen beneath the green. “Guardian of the Bough” tells his legend in waltzing brass and candlelight strings, a carol born from courage, courtesy, and a touch of winter’s magic.

In this tale-song, the Hollow is more than a place — it’s a promise: that under the mistletoe’s shadow, hearts are safe, joy is law, and every shy smile finds its courage.

The Mistle-Knight of the Hollow

Always Stand is an anthem of unshakable faith; a declaration that no matter what falls, what fades, or what fights against the truth, the believer stands firm upon Christ. From the valley where David faced Goliath, to the walls of Jericho, to the empty tomb and the prison doors flung wide, this song traces the story of God’s unstoppable power and the faith He gives His people.

It’s not a song about human strength, but about divine change; the kind that tears down walls, rolls away stones, and sets captives free.
This is where we stand.
This is what we sing.
This is Always Stand.

Always Stand

What Do You Have to Say is a tender confession set against the backdrop of a painted sunset;  a moment when love hangs in the balance between hope and heartache. It’s the sound of vulnerability, the courage to speak what’s been hidden, and the longing to hear love spoken in return.

Blending vivid imagery with honest emotion, this song captures that sacred pause between confession and response; when the heart waits for an answer that could change everything.

It’s raw. It’s reverent.
It’s the sound of love daring to ask, “What do you have to say?”

What Do You Have To Say

Why Should I Live is a heartfelt reflection on the contrast between human weakness and divine faithfulness. It begins in honest self-examination; questions of fear, shame, and failure; but rises into a triumphant confession of grace. Every “why” finds its answer in Christ: His sacrifice, His love, His resurrection.

It’s not just a song of conviction, but of renewal; a reminder that the Christian life begins and ends in Him.
Because we live, not in our own strength, but in the power of the One who conquered death.

Why should I live? Because He lives in me.

Why Should I Live?

The anthem that starts the joy revolution.
A rally cry for anyone tired of gray skies and grim headlines, “Light the Fuse” is a wake-up call wrapped in rhythm; loud, bright, and unashamedly hopeful.

This is where the movement begins: laughter as protest, joy as defiance, community as power.
Every drumbeat cracks open the dark; every shout reminds us that light still wins.

So grab your grin, stomp your feet, and join the uprising.
The fuse is lit. Let the joy explode.

Light the Fuse

This is the marching song for the joy revolution.
Not forced happiness. Not fake cheer.
This is defiant gladness; the kind that walks straight into the rain and whistles anyway.

“Blue Skies Brigade” is a parade of ordinary people choosing hope over cynicism, love over bitterness, laughter over gloom. No uniforms, no titles,  just hearts tuned to the same bright melody.

If you’ve ever felt the world growing heavy…
If you’ve ever thought joy was too small to matter…
This one is your rally cry.

Lace up.
Step out.
Bring the sun with you.

Joy’s our drum
Love’s our trade
Join the Blue Skies Brigade.

Blue Skies Brigade

This is the moment the movement gets colorful.
“Confetti Hearts” is joy thrown like handfuls of paint — messy, loud, unapologetically human.

Where others wait for the world to brighten, we start the brightening.
Where cynics cross their arms, we open ours.
Where sorrow tries to settle in, we dance it right back out the door.

This track reminds us that hope isn’t neat.
It’s not quiet.
It’s not “respectable.”
Hope is a riot of color, splashed on the gray.

Every laugh is a brushstroke.
Every kind act is a spark.
Every heart that refuses to harden becomes a firework.

So throw it high.
Let the colors fly.

We’re lighting up the night
with confetti hearts.

Confetti Hearts

Not all battles are fought with fists.
Some are fought with joy.

“Smile Like a Weapon” is the anthem of cheerful defiance — the moment in the album where the movement stops apologizing for its happiness and starts wielding it.

This track is a reminder that joy isn’t weakness.
It’s strategy.
It’s strength.
It’s how we refuse to let the dark have the last word.

Where others roll their eyes, we smile wider.
Where cynicism flexes, we break into song.
Where fear builds walls, we laugh loud enough to crack them.

No crowns.
No swords.
Just radiant hearts and grins sharp enough to cut through gloom.

So go ahead—
aim your joy.
Laugh on purpose.
Turn the world bright.

Smile like a weapon.

Smile Like a Weapon

This one is joy with muddy shoes.
The celebration that happens before everything gets better not after.

“Dancing in the Potholes” is about finding rhythm in the rough patches, humor in the hard places, and grace in the cracks of ordinary life. It’s not naïve. It knows the road is uneven. It’s taken a few falls. It’s limping a little.

But it keeps dancing anyway.

Because joy doesn’t wait for perfection 
it grows in the middle of the mess.

This track sings for the weary, the scraped-up, the ones who are still trying, the ones who laugh so they don’t quit.

For everyone who has ever said,
“Life isn’t smooth… but I’m still here.”

Yep.
You belong here.
Right in the beat.
Right in the cracks.
Dancing in the potholes.

Dancing In the Potholes

This one is the sound of joy getting loud.
The moment when the movement leaves the house, heads into the street, and refuses to be quiet anymore.

“Noise of the People” is a street-level revival hymn not whispered, not polished, not polite.
It’s joy so real it rattles the windows.
It’s the music of hearts that have been set free, singing off-key but all in.

No stages.
No spotlights.
Just voices, hands, feet, and hope.

This track is for the ones who have waited long enough.
For the tired.
For the wounded.
For the ones who found out that joy comes back stronger when it’s shared.

This is the sound of chains breaking.
This is the sound of fear losing ground.
This is the anthem of ordinary people who refuse to go quiet.

Raise your voice.
Join the crowd.

Joy is loud and it’s ours.

The Noise of the People

This is the moment everything breaks open.
Not with anger.
Not with rage.
But with joy so unashamed it shakes the concrete.

“The Laughter Uprising” is the sound of fear losing its grip.
The world tried to quiet us down;  tried to make happiness feel naive, childish, weak.
But joy fought back.
And it won.

This track is victory without violence.
Triumph without arrogance.
A revolution led by open hands, bright eyes, and hearts that refuse to dim.

When laughter becomes courage…
When kindness becomes a movement…
When we choose color over gray, even in the middle of grief…
That’s the uprising.

This song is the banner.
This song is the march.
This song is the roar of hope coming back to life.

The world is invited.
No tickets.
No gatekeepers.
Just step into the light and sing.

Laughter Uprising

This is the covert operation of joy.
Not loud. Not flashy. Not for the headlines.

“Kindness Guerrillas” is for the quiet heroes, the everyday rebels who fight despair with coffee, smiles, and a well-timed psalm. It’s the joy that sneaks into alleyways, lifts burdens, and moves hearts without announcing itself.

This track reminds us: victory doesn’t always wear a crown.
Sometimes it wears a wink, a note, or a helping hand.

With soft voices and subtle rhythms, it celebrates the hidden acts of grace that ripple outward, unnoticed but unstoppable.

Be a spy.
Be a rebel.
Drop your love like confetti.

Joy is tactical.
Mercy is lethal.
We are Kindness Guerrillas.

Kindness Guerrillas

The album’s closing anthem where every spark, every laugh, and every act of joy comes together to ignite the world.

“Light the Dark” is about hope that refuses to fade, even when the night has been long and the battles hard. It’s a celebration of resilience, community, and the unshakable power of laughter and love.

From quiet reflection to soaring choruses, this track carries the listener through scars and shadows, leading to a full-blown sunrise of sound  piano, strings, drums, choir, and brass all joining in a triumphant march toward light.

A reminder that even broken hearts can shine,
and even weary souls can lift their song.

Sing. Celebrate. Shine. Light the dark.

Light the Dark

A retuned hymn from Isaac Watts, giving voice again to the praise of our Triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. These words remind us that every true joy, every cleansing mercy, every spark of spiritual life, flows from the fountain of the God who has no beginning and no end.

The Father pours out streams of comfort.
The Son gives His own blood as our life.
The Spirit turns our dry hearts into gardens.

This is worship aimed upward not inward, not nostalgic for its own sake, but rooted in what is eternally true. May these melodies help you lift your eyes and taste again the boundless love of the Lord, “that sea of life and love unknown, without a bottom or a shore

Soli Deo Gloria.

Praise to the Everblessed Trinity

When the band first formed in the cellar of McPhilbob’s parents’ home, they had no idea what they were getting themselves into.  They believed that nothing happens by chance and that God had given them a soapbox for a reason to impact the lives of people around the world.  Above all, their ultimate goal was to glorify God in everything that they do.  They believed that they are the greatest band of all time because they represent the greatest of all time, Jesus Christ.

Memom & The Punk Monkeys

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