Name: Forever Mine (80's Guitar Rock Mastered Version) by Revenant Emotion in ۱۱۱
Duration: 4 min 52 s
Description: An 80's hair band version of one of my most listened to songs on here. Hope you dig it!

۱۱۱ Metallica - Nothing Else Matters

What It Takes

Listen to the full Playlist soundcloud.com/chilloutify/sets/gritty-whiskey-hard-blues-rock-for-unwinding

Ashes And Steel

Wounded Soul

We sleepwalk into dreams that turn into nightmares as we wake

Deep Fake

Written over a span of 30 years, Jupiter Morrow's music looks for truth in the pain, with eyes wide and a heart that is open

Is It Wrong That I Didn't Cry?

Lucky in Love

How Often

Text:
[Verse]
I was driving and she called me
I picked up and heard her cry
Told me how she's missing Mommy
So I turned around and drove all night

[Chorus]
'Cause she's on a dirt road
I had to get home
And give her a hug
Tell her
"I love you"
Yeah
I know it hurts
Though
But don't you worry
No
'Cause she's up above and lookin' out for you
Yeah
Your mother's now an angel
Mm-mm
Mm-mm

(solo)

[Verse 2]
There's a man who used to hold me
Had to let him go tonight
Said he didn't know what to do
I said
"Well
Buddy
Now you're lucky number two"

[Chorus]
'Cause she's on a dirt road
I had to get home
And give her a hug
Tell her
"I love you"
Yeah
I know it hurts
Though
But don't you worry
No
'Cause she's up above and lookin' out for you
Yeah
Your mother's now an angel
Mm-mm
Mm-mm

(solo)

[Bridge]
All that you could want
All that you could need
Well
Now she's up above and lookin' out for you
Your mother's now an angel

[Chorus]
'Cause she's on a dirt road
I had to get home
And give her a hug
Tell her
"I love you"
Yeah
I know it hurts
Though
But don't you worry
No
'Cause she's up above and lookin' out for you
Yeah
Your mother's now an angel

Your mother's now an angel

An 80's hair band version of one of my most listened to songs on here. Hope you dig it!

Forever Mine (80's Guitar Rock Mastered Version)

 A cinematic rock anthem. “Why” fuses emotional storytelling with driving rhythm and raw vulnerability. From whispered doubt to roaring defiance, this track explores love, loss, resilience, and the power of music to heal and unite. Inspired by the voices of the unheard, “Why” is a tribute to those who rise, question and dream.

Text:
Verse 1:
I walk through signals fading slow,
In every light, a shadow grows.
The static hum inside my chest,
Keeps whispering what I confess.

Pre-Chorus:
I built a wall of sound and fear,
To keep the silence from drawing near.

Chorus:
I’m just echoes of myself,
Lost between the truth and someone else.
Can you hear me breaking down the shell?
I’m the voice I never meant to tell.

(solo)

Verse 2:
The mirrors lie but still they show,
The parts I killed to let love go.
Your name still burns beneath my skin,
A ghost that moves where I have been.

Pre-Chorus:
These wires hum like memories do,
I’m still electric when I think of you.

Chorus:
I’m just echoes of myself,
Lost between the truth and someone else.
Can you hear me breaking down the shell?
I’m the voice I never meant to tell.

Bridge:
There’s no sin in being broken,
No shame in what remains unspoken.
If I fall into the sound tonight,
Let me fade in flickering light.

(solo)

Final Chorus:
I’m just echoes of myself,
Calling from a quiet kind of hell.
But if you find me, ring the bell —
I’ll come home, invisible, but well.

Outro:
(Soft synth drones and vocal reverb fade)
“Echoes… of myself…”

Echoes of Myself

Lost Road Blues

Scars on the soul. Fire in the veins. The long road ahead.
Broken Highway is Frost Livingston’s return to the open road — a blues-soaked, southern-rock journey through heartbreak, survival, and redemption.

Each song burns with truth — from the storm-soaked swagger of “Whiskey Rain” to the late-night ache of “Cold Coffee Blues” and the triumphant fire of “Crash and Rise.” It’s the sound of a man who’s been through hell and came back driving harder than ever.

Gritty guitars, cinematic storytelling, and southern soul collide across 14 tracks that tell the next chapter of a life rebuilt from the ashes.
This isn’t just blues — it’s life behind the wheel, headlights through the dark, and faith that refuses to die.

“Broken Highway isn’t about where you’ve been — it’s about how far you’re willing to go.”

hd_3. Whiskey Rain


### **Euro Nine: not the will of the many**

**The Fourth Chapter:** From the studio to the stage, the journey of **Euro Nine** reaches a new and profound peak with the release of their fourth full-length record, ***not the will of the many***.

**The Sound:** Produced by **Century One Records**, this album is an expansive and anthemic declaration that deepens the band's **Rock** foundation. It is a powerful, stadium-ready collection of tracks that proudly embraces the band's original influences, drawing a clear line from the soaring, echo-laden guitar work of early **U2** to the brooding, cinematic soundscapes of modern arena rock.

***not the will of the many*** is a record about finding one's voice in a sea of conformity. It’s an urgent call to embrace individual spirit, packaged in the band’s most sonically ambitious and emotionally resonant work to date.


EURO_THIS ONE LAND (Master)

Taken For Granted  (0322)  ft.SUNO

“Rust and Rain” is a meditation on resilience and finding beauty in life’s wear and tear. It explores how scars, hardships, and time shape who we are, revealing strength in vulnerability and grace in survival. Through every crack and storm, the song celebrates endurance, self-discovery, and the quiet power of standing tall despite it all.

Rust and Rain

I write songs for the haunted, the hopeful, and the ones who still ache. These aren’t tracks—they’re testimonies. If you’ve ever loved and lost, scroll no further.

Rooted in emotional clarity and cinematic depth, I create music not for the charts, but for the moments in between—when silence begs for understanding and melody carries the words we can’t quite say. Every track is written with intention, produced with nuance, and shaped by a relentless pursuit of honesty. No gimmicks, no templates—just songs built to resonate long after the final note.

From timeless orchestral movements to progressive rock textures, I don’t follow trends—I follows truth. And when the world gets loud with noise, my work leans into stillness, offering solace to anyone still listening with both ears and heart.

Welcome to the other side of music—the side that means something.

Forever Mine (80's Guitar Rock Mastered Version)

Revenant Emotion

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