Pretty. Odd.

Nine in the Afternoon (Single Mix)

Whispers of Coal

Fractured Kin — “Whiskey for the Widow”

She’s done crying. She’s done begging. She’s done breaking.
“Whiskey for the Widow” is the moment she raises a glass to every lie, every betrayal, every man who thought she’d stay shattered.

The song kicks in like the first burn of whiskey down a raw throat — hot, heavy, and defiant. Her voice cuts through the haze with the grit of someone who’s had enough, someone who’s decided that forgetting is easier than forgiving. The riffs crash in like bar doors swinging open on a storm, the drums pounding like a heart that’s finally beating for herself.

This isn’t a sob story. It’s a victory shot.
A toast to freedom.
A funeral for the men who underestimated her.

In “Whiskey for the Widow,” she doesn’t drown her pain — she buries it. She drinks to her own resurrection, to the woman she becomes when the heartbreak is dead and the fire finally takes over.

She’s not the victim anymore.
She’s the storm walking out the door, bottle in hand, smile sharpened, past burning behind her.

And the world better be ready for who she is now.

Whiskey for the Widow

Beneath Your Skin

Riot!

Fences

The Final Riot!

That's What You Get (Live at the Congress Theatre, Chicago, IL, 8/12/2008)

Here We Go Again (Live at the Congress Theatre, Chicago, IL, 8/12/2008)

For a Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic (Live at the Congress Theatre, Chicago, IL, 8/12/2008)

Here We Go Again (Live at the Congress Theatre, Chicago, IL, 8/12/2008)

Paramore