MEA ST.

Bleeding

Five Hundred Reasons

You walk in with a simple list—bread, milk, maybe some coffee. But the second those old speakers crackle to life, you’re somewhere else. The aisle signs blur, your feet move in time, and suddenly, you’re lost in the rhythm, not the shelves. “Supermarket Music” is a groove-soaked, feel-good anthem about those unexpected moments when a song pulls you in and won’t let go. With bluesy riffs, soulful melodies, and a beat that’ll have you dancing past the produce, Ted Watson’s latest track turns a routine errand into a full-blown soundtrack to getting lost in the moment.

Supermarket Music

The Hidden Me

The Beacon

So(u)l Mate [feat. Em Davis]

Schrodinger's Life

 This song is often called "the mother of the MP3" because its a cappella version was used to test early audio compression algorithms — making it a landmark in digital music history.

Rehearsal Snippet #1

Finish Line

Finding The Groove

You left in silence
No more words to say
This winding road
Doesn't go your way
The past behind you
Left where it lay
No destination
As you walk away

[Chorus]
My heart was closed
How did we begin
Trying to figure out
Why I let you in
You found a way
Under my skin
Can I get you out
Now I've let you in

[Verse]
You left in darkness
Didn't see you go
Your fraying edge
You'd never show
My understanding
Was much too slow
And a better answer
We'll never know

[Chorus]

[Outro]


Let You In revised - demo

Songwriting as a hobby, as story-telling, as therapy... these songs are developed in a basic DAW and on a keyboard as demos. Lyrics in the description of each song.

Let You In revised - demo

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