🎶 Broken Dreams 🎶

Step into the soulful world of "Broken Dreams" – a journey through the heart and soul of the 1970s music scene.

🎶 Album Overview:
"Broken Dreams" is a tribute to the golden era of soul and R&B, bringing you a collection of tracks that evoke the warmth, depth, and timeless charm of the 1970s. This album is a blend of classic soulful rhythms, heartfelt melodies, and modern production techniques, creating a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh.

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Whispers of the Heart

If Only


We’re gonna light the stars
And kiss the day goodnight
Hang a slice of moon
Way up in the sky
Won’t you snuggle up
And we can watch the show
Don’t go
Baby, please don't go
Oh, no
Baby, please don’t go

The city lies below
Like stardust at our feet
Honeysuckle whispers
Secrets in the dark
The morning will be here
Before we know
Don’t go
Baby, please don't go
Oh, no
Baby, please don’t go

Look at how the two of us together
Can almost make a moment last forever

Come on and close your eyes
And linger for a while
Let’s pretend tomorrow
Is never gonna come
And brother Barry’s singin
Sweet and low
Don’t go
Baby, please don't go
Oh, no
Baby, please don’t go

We’re gonna light the stars
And kiss the day goodnight
Hang a slice of moon
Way up in the sky
Won’t you snuggle up
And we can watch the show
Don’t go
Baby, please don't go
Oh, no
Baby, please don’t go

Don't Go

“Cheap Champagne” is a soulful confession poured straight from the heart — a toast to love, loss, and the storms we survive. Set against a smoky, vintage soul groove, the song drips with atmosphere: thunder in the distance, rain on the window, and a glass raised to everything that went wrong.

With raw vocals and lush, jazz-tinged instrumentation, it captures the bittersweet moment after heartbreak — when the truth settles like the calm after a storm. Each lyric shimmers between defiance and sorrow, between the ruins of what was and the strength to keep standing.

A slow dance through regret, resilience, and the taste of cheap champagne.

Cheap Champagne

All The Light We Lost

Soft Glow frequency

I wrote this track for a Facebook friend, who's a pretty good singer, he's looking for new material, this might be a little too serious though.

Evil, Evil Lady

Low-key UK hip hop for the generation left waiting for answers that never come.
A calm, grounded anti-prophecy about work, meaning, bias, AI, hustle, and the quiet truth that no leader is coming to save you.
Understated, wry, human — advice whispered from someone who refuses to call himself a mentor.
If you’ve ever looked for direction and realised the mirror talks back louder than the world… this one’s for you.

THE PROPHECY (ANTI-PROPHET)

A warm, soulful holiday tune that takes you back to the golden era of 1950s Christmas classics. With heartfelt male vocals, this track wraps you in the cozy glow of crackling fires, family gatherings, and that special someone by your side. From mama's kitchen to swaying under the mistletoe, it's a celebration of what the season is really about, love, togetherness, and those moments that make your heart feel full. Let the bells ring and hold someone close. Christmas love is here tonight. 🎄✨

Christmas Love is Here Tonight

Verse 1
The room feels quiet, the hum is low,
Steps once beside me, now they don’t show.
Love still lingers, though the ache is strong,
Presence carries me, I’ll walk along.
Chorus
My friend’s gone home, to a place I can’t see,
But the hum of their love still walks with me.
Through the ache and the cure, I’ll sing this song,
Presence stays, even when they’re gone.
Verse 2
Shadows remind me, of the bond we knew,
Memory crowns the blues, appreciation true.
Loss is heavy, but the rhythm’s kind,
Songs of fading, resilience I find.
Bridge
The blues don’t end, they bend and flow,
Carrying love through the undertow.
Ache and cure entwine the sound,
Presence hums, forever bound.
Outro Spark
Songs of love, songs of loss,
Presence hums, no matter the cost.
Memory stays, appreciation true,
The blues walk on, carried through.

Don't Go

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