Very good one. So good sound and vocals. Catchy listening.

Kingdom for a Saint

Orwell & I

I Don't Know You

Whisky Roadhouse
Verse 1
(G#-not played/vocals only) I met the love of my life at a (C#) whisky roadhouse
(G#) Line dancing to Copperhead Road, (A#) she sure looked fun
(G#) Her friends all sang along to (C#) Dust on the Bottle
(G#) When she played New Way to Light Up an Old Flame, (A#) I knew she was the one
And she said (G#) hello, uh oh, (C#) And I forgot my name
(G#) Then she smiled so wide when she (A#) heard Joe Diffie Sing
(G#) Then she took my hand and the (C#) night became a blur
Chorus
Took Three (G#) songs, two shots, and a honky tonk (A#) just to fall in love with her
Bridge
And (C#) oh, that blue moon shined on (G#) me
(C#) Oh, that night in (G#) Tennessee
She said (C#) come on, let’s have another drink (G#), and then she kissed me gently
And I (A#) could (C#) barely feel my (G#) feet
Verse 2
(G#-not played/vocals only) I met the love of my life at a (C#) whisky roadhouse
(G#) A two-step to Brooks and Dunn (A#) was all it took.
(G#) Her friends all sang along to (C#) “My Maria”.
(G#) Then I watched her do the watermelon crawl, (A#) and I knew she was the one
And I said (G#) uh oh, oh, lord, (C#) she’s doesn’t even know my name
(G#) And I smiled so wide, when I (A#) heard Alan Jackson Sing
(G#) And I took her hand and the (C#) night became a blur
Chorus
Took Three (G#) songs, two shots, and a honky tonk, (A#) just to fall in love with her
Took Three (G#) songs, two shots, and this honky tonk, (A#) just to fall in love with her (G#

WhiskyRoadHouse

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A hauntingly beautiful composition that unfolds with mournful strings, weaving a delicate tapestry of sorrow and introspection. The arrangement remains minimal, allowing space for each note to breathe, while a subtle ostinato piano motif pulses steadily beneath—a quiet heartbeat of melancholy. The strings swell and recede like distant memories, their bittersweet harmonies evoking a sense of loss, longing, and fragile hope. Perfect for moments of quiet reflection, emotional storytelling, or cinematic scenes heavy with unspoken emotion.

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Fractured Kin — Let You In

It started with a whisper… and ended in wreckage.
Let You In is Fractured Kin at their most vulnerable — and their most dangerous. It’s not about heartbreak; it’s about betrayal, about the mistake of opening your door to someone who came to burn the place down.

This album drips with tension — every lyric a confession carved out of regret, every riff a scar that still bleeds. The female lead’s voice swings between haunting softness and raw fury, carrying the weight of trust shattered and innocence set ablaze.

From the first breath, Let You In pulls you into the wreckage — a sonic battlefield of emotion and vengeance. The guitars snarl like trapped memories, the drums hit like fists on a locked door, and the vocals? They cut through the noise with the venom of someone who’s done pretending it didn’t hurt.

This isn’t self-pity. It’s revelation.
It’s that moment you realize you let the enemy wear your skin and call it love.

Let You In is beautiful, brutal honesty — heavy, haunting, and unapologetically real. It’s the sound of a soul learning to slam the door, lock it twice, and never look back.

Fractured Kin doesn’t cry about what was lost.
They set it on fire — and make you feel every spark.

Because some mistakes fade.
This one plays on repeat.

Let you in

Decided to step away from witch house. Love the genre but respect ai shouldn't be there right now. So, I will be messing around with Trap, Metal, Horror, Fantasy and so on from now on.

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ODC is a bold blend of metal, modern rock, and immersive electronic atmospheres.
With the upcoming release of their debut album "Twisted Love" in 2025 — produced in Nashville by Kellen McGregor (Memphis May Fire) — ODC is stepping boldly into a new era. Now signed to Frontiers Label Group, as part of their brand-new metal division, BLACK II BLACK Records, ODC is ready to push boundaries and make their mark on the international scene.
ODC is here to stay: loud, fearless, and unapologetically hybrid.

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