Didn't see this one coming but yall kilt that shit!

aye this whole alternative rock vibe is dope man nice

wow what a production , powerful and well contained, great work

Rock ballad by John Hardman (vocals/guitars/keys)
(c) (p) Swamp Music UK & Swamp Records UK for all territories

Love Ain't Ever Been Here Before

Composed, produced, sung and played by Carlos R (Carlos Rodrigues)

Teus olhos eram a luz da minha vida
Agarravas meu polegar ao adormecer
Foi aquela decisão irrefletida
Que sem pensar deitei tudo a perder

Na minha alma guardei a tua imagem
No meu caderno desenhei-te uma flor
Esta ferida que não cura com o tempo
Sabe a derrota e com ela vem a dor

Mas o que sinto mesmo estando distante, ás vezes penso que tudo podia mudar
Pudesse eu ser aquele amigo gigante para contigo sorrir e te abraçar
Deixei-te um dia sem nenhuma reserva, e uma voz me dizia que te iria perder
Agora vivo nesta imensa tristeza quando te vejo numa foto e não te posso ter

Passamos juntos alguns belos momentos
Da tua voz não me vou esquecer
Se o homem não revela os sentimentos
Falta coragem naquilo que quer dizer

Os anos passam e aumenta o silencio
Se ninguém fala não podemos escutar
Não existe nada contra um argumento
Se for sincero só devemos aceitar

Mas o que sinto mesmo estando distante, ás vezes penso que tudo podia mudar
Pudesse eu ser aquele amigo gigante para contigo sorrir e te abraçar
Deixei-te um dia sem nenhuma reserva, e uma voz me dizia que te iria perder
Agora vivo nesta imensa tristeza quando te vejo numa foto e não te posso ter

Não te posso ter
Nesta nossa distancia
Para dizer que te amo

Triste por não te poder ter
Nesta nossa distancia
Para dizer que te amo
Para dizer que te amo



Nossa distancia

Teus Olhos, Meu Refúgio - Pop Balada

Crystal Eyes

Closer ZERØSPACE Mix

Tuesday Bluesday

Made with the aid of AI
my melody
my words 

Soul

YOU NAME IT! (Cover)
Performed by: Modes About Me
Mix/Master: True Sound Studios
This is a cover version. All composing and publishing rights belong to Shirley Caesar / their publisher.

YOU NAME IT! (Cover)

The central theme of "Architects of Ruin" is **the predatory hypocrisy of power brokers who engineer societal and human devastation for personal gain, contrasted with the inexorable tide of accountability and justice**—a blistering takedown of detached elites whose "marble shine" war rooms and "polished podiums" mask the blood-soaked fallout on the "streets" and "shattered ground" below.

This unfolds through the rap-metal verses' "vicious cadence" skewering "big suits" who "gamble lives like chips" and "watch the money wake," while the blues-metal chorus thunders the indictment—"They are the architects of ruin / Stackin’ steel on a broken truth"—evoking towers of exploitation "built on the backs of the fallen." The psychedelic-prog bridge dissolves into "chaotic FX" and battlefield echoes, whispering "Who answers for the cost?" before the male vocal's drifting prophecy of crumbling systems, amplified by the guitar solo's "Collapse of the Colossus" as a sonic demolition. Ultimately, the stern outro—"History keeps the balance / No throne stands forever"—affirms a redemptive reckoning, where "the world will see," turning rage into a progressive rock ritual of exposure and renewal, echoing anti-establishment anthems like Sabbath's own war cries.

Architects of Ruin

Nothing to Say, Everything to Feel

Silence Says More

The Wolf

Modes About Me is a genre-defying trio from Niagara Falls, New York, known for blending alternative rock, pop, hip hop, and acoustic elements into a cohesive, emotionally charged sound.

The project began as a solo creative outlet for Mark, who started writing and producing music that didn’t fit neatly into one category. What started as a personal side project soon grew into something bigger when he recruited his childhood friends, Dave and Miller, both long-time musicians who shared his passion for experimentation and emotional honesty.

Together, the trio shaped a sound that thrives on contrast — heavy yet melodic, structured yet fluid, vulnerable yet powerful. Their music draws inspiration from the energy of Niagara Falls and the emotions of modern life, exploring themes of self-discovery, mental health, love, and resilience.

Modes About Me’s songs shift naturally between genres — from guitar-driven rock and soulful acoustic moments to rhythm-infused hip hop textures — while always staying true to their core identity. With every release, the band continues to push the boundaries of what alternative music can be, carving a distinct sound that’s deeply human and refreshingly original.

YOU NAME IT! (Cover)

Modes About Me

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