Blending traditional folk elements with modern sensibilities.

Note To Self

Thinking About You was written with an honest look at the desire and attachment of relationships. How it can be exciting and stimulating in a positive way. Romantic relationships can also take a turn and become desperate or volatile. 

Written from personal experience this song speaks on the in the moment feelings of a day in the life of a romantic.

The song was recorded with producer Andre DeSantana. 
Paul Cannon on songwriting, guitar and vocals. James Rhinehart on drums. 
Andre on Bass, synth bass and musical production. Jonny Tarr on synth and keys.

Thinking About You (2015)

Paradisium

Theo Berndt's single Atomic.

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Atomic

Humming House performs live at 88.1 KDHX in St. Louis.  
Recorded July 19, 2015.  Hosted by Caron House. 
Sound by Joshua Melvin.

Discover more great music at http://kdhx.org

Humming House  "Great Divide" Live at KDHX 07/19/2015

Waiting is our  second collaboration and offers a glimpse inside the mind of a daily commuter who has developed feelings for a fellow train rider, but he just hasn't got up the nerve to make the first move (yet). Waiting is an unabashedly fun rocker, so enjoy!

Music and production by Noobly
Lyrics and Vocals by Todd J McLean   https://soundcloud.com/todd-j-mclean
Cover Art by Todd J McLean (Castle Keep, mixed media)

Waiting

Morning again, you hop on the train
Workday begins, more of the same
Look my way, catch me staring
Flash me a smile, scope what I’m wearing
But I don’t have the courage, to talk to you
Do you have a boyfriend? Wish I knew
Got no game, I’m frozen stiff
Waiting for love - opportunity missed

Do you even see me (I’m here waiting for you)
Standing in the corner (I’m here waiting for you)
Can’t stop dreaming (I’m here waiting for you)
Need to make it happen
Waiting in love with you
Waiting in love with you
Waiting in love with you
Waiting in love with you

That older man who drops you off each day
Pro'ly your daddy, I like to say
And that tiny handprint on the back of your coat
tells me that maybe me you gotta little kid at home
Outside chance that someone just like you
Is free as bird and might want me too
I wait on this train, day after day
With love in my heart and nothing to say

Repeat Chorus


Waiting      -       Todd J McLean & Noobly

S T R U N G - O U T // F E V E R  

// https://youtu.be/R0d5uX23CLg //

Artwork: Alex Pines 

STRUNG OUT

Only in My Head

ARTWORK: 
Doug Bennett aka (DOGWRONG 667)
www.goodstuffco.com.au
instagram.com/dogwrong667/

Produced & Mixed by James Seymour

LYRICS:

Growing arms, endless of arms
Show your scars as they're who you are
We won't grow apart
For a place in the sky

Grow us tall no matter the fall
And if the waves of us come too strong
Well it's alright
Broken limbs for new life

Awoken, I've chosen the only place I know
The only place I know
I'm open, I know because the forest I call home
Away from all the noise

All my palms awaken to light
Become the closest thing I can pry
I make them part
My simple life

And if my bones are starting to grey
And all my older branches decay
I reach for the sun
Yeah I reach for the sun

Awoken, I've chosen the only place I know
The only place I know
I'm open, I know because the forest I call home
Away from all the noise

For the rest of us, for the rest of us
Before we turn to dust, I'll remember
You're one of us, you're one of us

Endless Of Arms

Mother Tongue - Single

Mother Tongue

Paul Cannon, a descendent of the Kumeyaay nation, wrote the popular tune, “Love Your Life,” a song that depicts the struggles of Native Americans living in a modern western society. Derived from Cannon’s upbringing on the San Pasqual Indian Reservation, Paul’s message serves as a reminder “that no matter what we face or where we come from, we should love this one life we are given.”   The humble talent gravitated towards music during a troubled youth. Cannon floundered between the streets and the judicial system sporting “reckless, dysfunctional behaviors” that included drug addiction and gang violence.   Blessed by the “shining light of the kindness of others,” Cannon admits to a desire to “save himself, to do and be different and have a colorful life.” Today, the certified Native healer works with closely with Native youth who suffer from PTSD, trauma related issues and works with them in reconnecting family to help “heal ourselves and the world around us.”   “My path led me to become who I am today, I use my dark experiences to teach the younger generation to believe that we can live the life that’s in front of us. With the help of my wife and family, I’ve skyrocketed. I’ve excelled to surpass my own expectations of what I thought life should be.” –Paul Cannon  Paul’s dynamic, melodic and soulful tunes have captured the hearts of music lovers through his ability to fuse music with concepts of mindfulness, respect and integrity. Cannon, weaves melodies with philanthropy, wowing audiences with his message, “we have everything we need inside of us.” Paul’s holistic approach to spirit, family, friends and nature creates a family-oriented and culturally diverse musical experience that encompasses musical styles of Native Americana, folk and reggae.  
Cannon’s accomplishments also include writing a hit song with Jason Mraz as well as the San Diego Padre theme song – “Homegrown” –  

When not creating music, Cannon serves as Co-founder and Director of Operations and Creative Services for Indigenous Regeneration, a non-profit that operates a six-acre farm on his Reservation that educates on sustainable living practices, environmental awareness and climate change response strategies, solar harvesting, water collection, food cultivation, medicinal farming, primitive survival skills, regenerative agriculture concepts and sustainable building techniques for future economic growth on Indigenous lands.  In 2016 Cannon, Damian DeRobbio and Abner Nevarez formed the trio Iron Sage Wood. Later came the renowned Chrisotpher Cooper on keys and melodica. A soulful groove combined with world rhythm and conscious lyrics, Iron Sage Wood inspires audiences to laugh, dance and sing-a-long. Writing songs of hope and transformation, their work encourages an uplifting human experience all while blending elements of world beat, folk and "Native Americana".    

For more on Paul Cannon  Iron Sage Wood's work please visit: www.ironsagewood.com / @paulcannon_ironsagewood

Thinking About You (2015)

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