Richard Schroder has been refining his craft as a songwriter for a decade. In that time, he’s found his voice and developed an authentic style that includes country, rock, folk and holiday music. “I’m deeply proud of the work I’ve made.”

Richard’s team includes Steve Seskin, a Nashville hit songwriter (Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney). “No one’s had a greater impact on me than Steve.” Nashville producer Matt McClure (Lee Brice, Blake Shelton) oversees Richard’s work. “There’s nothing like making music with Matt and world-class musicians.”

Schroder’s made eight albums: Drive (2017), Skyline (2019), The Stillness (2021), Allegory (2022), Storyteller (2023), Rainy Day Instrumentals (2024), Nashville Drive (2024), Nothin’ Like Christmas Eve (2024), and All Love (2025).

He’s had songs featured on popular TV and is among the top 2% of artists on Spotify. One of his songs, “Don’t You Grow Up on Me Now,” has over 10,000 fan-created videos on TikTok / Instagram.

Nashville Drive

Some of my faves 🎶🎵🎤🎻🥁🎹

country

Wildest Dreams

Won't You Stay

Heartbreaker

Heartbreaker (Piano Version)

Way Out Here

Where That Came From

Always Be Mine

How You Been (Letter To The County Line Girl)

Anytime Anywhere

Always The Last To Know

Drivin'

Someone Else

"Divine Justice Blues" is a powerful fusion of spiritual traditions set against a soulful blues backdrop. This unique track blends elements of Judeo-Christian psalms, Buddhist philosophy, and Dionysian revelry into a rich tapestry of sound and meaning. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of divine judgment, personal redemption, and spiritual ecstasy, all woven together with evocative imagery. From Zion's gates to the Lotus bloom, from righteous retribution to joyous celebration, this song takes listeners on a transcendent voyage through diverse spiritual landscapes. With its compelling rhythm and syncretistic approach, "Divine Justice Blues" offers a fresh perspective on spiritual music that resonates with seekers of all paths.

The William Altig Choir: A collection of amazingly talented singers with musical accompaniment, brought to life through the cutting-edge technology of Suno AI language models.

Lyrics: 

[Verse 1]
In the morning light, I lift my voice,
With all my heart, I make my choice.
To sing the praises of the One Most High,
For the deeds that never fade, never die.

[Chorus]
Divine justice, rolling down the line,
From Zion's gates to the end of time.
In every heart that seeks the truth,
Find refuge in this sacred blues.

[Verse 2]
My enemies, they turn and flee,
For righteousness, you fight for me.
Sitting high on your righteous throne,
Judging all, both flesh and bone.

[Instrumental

[Bridge]
In the Lotus bloom, I find my peace,
Avalokiteshvara brings sweet release.
With Dionysian joy, I dance and sing,
In the circle of life, we feel the swing.

[Verse 3]
You’ve rebuked the nations, cast them down,
In endless ruin, they wear no crown.
But those who seek, you never forsake,
In your name, all chains we break.

[Chorus]
Divine justice, rolling down the line,
From Zion's gates to the end of time.
In every heart that seeks the truth,
Find refuge in this sacred blues.

[Verse 4]
In the vineyards of the joyous god,
I dance away from sorrow's rod.
With wine and song, we celebrate,
In the refuge of love, we find our fate.

[Outro]
So rise, oh Lord, and show your might,
Let the nations see the light.
Strike with truth, let justice ring,
In this blues, to you we cling.

[Reprise]
In the morning light, I lift my voice,
With all my heart, I make my choice.
To sing the praises of the One Most High,
For the deeds that never fade, never die.

In the Lotus bloom, I find my peace,
Avalokiteshvara brings sweet release.
With Dionysian joy, I dance and sing,
In the circle of life, we feel the swing.

You’ve rebuked the nations, cast them down,
In endless ruin, they wear no crown.
But those who seek, you never forsake,
In your name, all chains we break.

You’ve rebuked the nations, cast them down,
In endless ruin, they wear no crown.
But those who seek, you never forsake,
In your name, all chains we break.

Divine Justice Blues

Summer Forever

Do I Make You Wanna

You Should Be Here

Middle of a Memory

What Makes You Country

Light It Up

Maybe It’s Time (feat. Corey Taylor, Joe Elliott, Brantley Gilbert, Ivan Moody, Slash, AWOLNATION, Tommy Vext)

Richard Schroder has been refining his craft as a songwriter for a decade. In that time, he’s found his voice and developed an authentic style that includes country, rock, folk and holiday music. “I’m deeply proud of the work I’ve made.”

Richard’s team includes Steve Seskin, a Nashville hit songwriter (Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney). “No one’s had a greater impact on me than Steve.” Nashville producer Matt McClure (Lee Brice, Blake Shelton) oversees Richard’s work. “There’s nothing like making music with Matt and world-class musicians.”

Schroder’s made thirteen albums: Drive (2017), Skyline (2019), The Stillness (2021), Allegory (2022), Storyteller (2023), Rainy Day Instrumentals (2024), Nashville Drive (2024), Nothin’ Like Christmas Eve (2024), All Love (2025), Beach Ready (2025), Beach Instrumentals (2025)., Acoustic Sessions, Vol. 1 (2025), and Acoustic Sessions, Vol. 2 (2025). 

He’s had songs featured on popular TV and is among the top 2% of artists on Spotify. One of his songs, “Don’t You Grow Up on Me Now,” has over 12,000 fan-created videos on TikTok / Instagram.