Highway Rock

Hate Love" is a song that delves into the realization and acknowledgment of life's journey, guided by the unpredictable forces of the universe. It reflects on the notion that, at times, life takes us through various experiences to impart valuable lessons and reveal profound truths. In the grand scheme of this journey, it becomes evident that, despite encountering challenges, there is a need to pause and understand that fostering the genuine happiness of others is an essential aspect of personal growth.

Take Me To The Fire

Hate Love

Single from Jason Sinay’s upcoming double album “The Mountain”

The Mountain

Play It Alone

02 Play It Alone (Single) Jason Sinay

SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST

It’s taken me a while to get my bearings
Figure out the way that I should go
Got lost so many times – almost gave up caring
Leaving me with nothing left to show
But I never lost faith in me
And all that I could be

Been saving the best for last
Not worried about the past
So much to be done in the days to come
And I’m saving the best for last

It’s taken us a while to learn to smile
I wasn’t always nice to be around
We tried so many times to go the extra mile
While each of us were standing our own ground
But I never lost faith in you
I know we’re going to make it through

Been saving the best for last
Not worried about the past
We’re gonna have fun in the days to come
‘Cause I’m saving the best for last

Here I am better than ever
Here I am better than ever
Here I am

Now you’re in for a surprise
You’re gonna see it with your own two eyes

Been saving the best for last
Not worried about the past
We’re gonna have fun in the days to come
‘Cause I’m saving the best for last

Been saving the best for last
Not worried about the past
Lots of tunes to be sung in the days to come
And I’m saving the best for last
Saving the best for last
Saving the best for last

Songs for Grown-ups

Saving the Best for Last

Saving The Best For Last

I Missed You Before You Were Gone

Hometown Echoes

Whiskey History

1. Cortez The Killer (Single) Jason Sinay

BY THE TIME

By the time you’ll be getting ‘round to reading this
By the time you might know what's going on
By the time when you’re feeling lost and lonely
I'll be gone, gone, gone

Whenever I wanted some understanding
Whenever I wanted to feel unbound
Whenever I wanted just to be wanted
You only wanted to keep me down 

By the time you’ll be getting ‘round to reading this
By the time you might know what's going on
By the time when you’re feeling lost and lonely
I'll be gone, gone, gone

Whatever it was, dear, that drew me to you
Whatever I felt that I thought was love
Whatever it was that kept us together
Died on the vine – wasn’t enough

By the time you’ll be getting ‘round to reading this
By the time you might know what's going on
By the time when you’re feeling lost and lonely
I'll be gone, gone, gone

Don’t try to find a hidden meaning
Don’t try to read between the lines
Don’t bother asking to talk it over
I’ve begged you a thousand times

By the time you’ll be getting ‘round to reading this
By the time you might know what's going on
By the time when you’re feeling lost and lonely
I'll be gone, gone, gone
I'm moving on
Now I'm gone, gone, gone



New Ways of Getting Old

By the Time

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Boston grit-pop trio Happy Little Clouds’ sophomore album tells a poignant story of reflection, assessment and awakening. The band’s collective experience has shaped these nine tracks on Embers, and the stories contained within, packed tightly in the band’s eclectic, melodic, and soulful post-grunge sound, offer an invitation to seek refuge, seek allyship, and attempt, both collectively and individually, to make sense of an insane world. 

The record’s title derives from a lyric in new single “Liar Fire” -- “All my body curls like embers / Up or down I’m forced to choose” – a white-hot blast of ‘70s arena-rock ambition that sets a striking tone for an album packed with definable moments.  

“We really liked the symbolism of embers because it represents an intense, ephemeral light – like life,” the band states. “While an ember burns you can’t tell which way it’s going to drift. In the song, it represents a panicked moment where you are at a crossroads in life. You either choose to give into your fear or move toward love.” 

The songs in the album follow a narrative,” the band explains. “Fresh-faced optimism, encounters various obstacles, people and life experiences. Our protagonist plumbs the depths of introspection, existentialism, and eventually a dark night of the soul. They reemerge after hitting rock bottom and sincerely ask, like The Fool in the tarot, ‘Can you help me with these questions about life, loss, and love?’” 

By Embers’ closing track, “The Water at Your Feet,” there is a reflection back at life, and Mestel sums it up perfectly: “Like a town drowned to create a reservoir with all its once relevant objects now relics of the past. We end the album looking back through all of life, both the painful and the joyful parts, all together.” 


Clear and Present Danger

Sound like It  (prod. by MoodaBeats)

title says it all, about breaking up and the feeling of being abandoned

Scarred and Abandoned

Rockin’ Jingle Bell .wav

Beloved Experiment

Highway to Hell

Leftoverture

Carry on Wayward Son

The John Denver Collection, Vol 2: Annie's Song

Annie's Song

EXPANSION |BUYIN | SELLIN


MAJORITY OF everything I drop No edits no
Punch Ins , Rough drafts , Mixed  music On Apple Music It’s Still Mr pimpn

Sound like It (prod. by MoodaBeats)

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