Copy of Dreamy Folk

The Night We Met

Shattered Pieces

Cinta Mendayu

Malam Penuh Pesona

L'infini

In 2017, Velvet Static released their debut album ‘Council Housed and Violent’. The record's unapologetic honesty and searing anthems struck a chord, establishing them as a voice for the disenchanted and the defiant.

07 Beneath The Layers

Winter Friends

Midnight Flowers

Lyrics

V1
Mountain views and dusty shoes
Watching me watching you
I sang the same song while you baked the bread
Barefoot in the kitchen, under your breath you said:
I kind of like it when you’re here
Hmmmmm

V2
Coffee beans and pecan trees
Building shelves pulling weeds
We climbed to the rooftop one December night
Breath in the air and your head by my side we saw 
Thousands of tiny falling lights

Pre-chorus
Sometimes it’s hard to resist
To go back and picture it

Chorus
It was the best of times with you by my side
It was simple then, we were so alive
And I promise I won’t forget
How you cut it first measure zero times
I forgot the words, never got it right
We should probably run it one more time

V3
Tired eyes, painted skies
Sandy car, little fires
Taught me to play cards I taught you to drive
Helped me to sort out the mess in my mind
Tell me when did you get so wise?

Pre-chorus
Sometimes it’s hard to resist
To go back and miss all of it

Chorus
It was the best of times with you by my side
It was simple then, we were so alive
And I promise I won’t forget
How you cut it first measure zero times
I forgot the words, never got it right
We should probably run it one more time

Tag
We should probably run it one more time
We should probably run it one more time

Pecan Trees- Released

Nashville

Dave Burn - Violent Animals / Universe, out now on Street Mission Records: https://push.fm/fl/daveburnviolentanimals

Lyrics:

Woke up today in the middle of the universe
Smiled and said hey to my reflection
Wondering how I’m ever going to make it when I’m at my worst
How my moments will become stories when I’m gone

I’m in love with putting things off
Running off into the night
Spending all my money on getting fucked up to forget my miserable life
Then I wake up again

Once upon a time, being a loser was a badge you wore with honour for the whole world to behold
When showing your worth had nothing to do with the things you bought and all about the stories that you told

I’m in love with giving up
Running like a thief to the night
Spending all my money on getting fucked up
To forget my miserable life
Then I wake up again
In the middle of the universe
I woke up today
In the middle of the universe
Then I woke up again
In the middle of the universe

Universe (Field Recording)

The Sound Of Calm

Ловам!

Act I: The Call & The Walk marks the beginning of the journey in The Burden & The Fire saga. Blending Celtic folk melodies, acoustic textures, and a melancholic yet hopeful atmosphere, this EP captures the emotional weight of leaving home, facing the unknown, and carrying a burden far greater than oneself. Perfect for listeners who appreciate cinematic storytelling.

2. Burden of Gold

As Above, So Below

Bonjour à tous

Un souffle d’âme un hommage à Nicole Croisille
En fouillant dans mes archives studio, je suis retombé sur une vieille maquette, restée discrète, presque oubliée, qui date de 1984. 
En la réécoutant, une évidence s’est imposée : ce souffle musical portait déjà en lui quelque chose de fragile, lumineux, intemporel.
De cette archive est né cet hommage à Nicole Croisille, une artiste dont la voix a toujours su faire vibrer l’indicible.
Pour moi ce morceau s’est imposé naturellement comme un hommage. Parce que sa voix, dans sa justesse et sa profondeur, savait toucher ce que les mots n’arrivent pas toujours à dire. 
Parce qu’elle a chanté l’émotion sans artifice, avec sincérité.
“Un souffle d’âme” est une chanson simple, mais habitée. Elle parle de cette présence invisible qui reste, même quand le silence s’installe. 
Elle est devenue, avec le recul, une manière discrète de lui dire merci.
Bien musicalement

Composition :	        Laurentides Music 
Arrangements :	Laurentides Music 
Copyright :	        Laurentides Music 2025


Un souffle d’âme - Hommage à Nicole Croisille

Intro is from 1946 film ‘Its a wonderful life’

V1:
I saw a shadow in the rain
It spoke to me
It wore your voice and knew my name
Never to leave

PC:
Try to see things from my side
How much I put on the line
I don’t think that you noticed
Doesn’t matter either way
What I do nor what I say
It never did 

C1:
Said it’s pulling me in 
I will let down
Everything you love
Until I’m not around
Don’t step in my direction
Coz all I’ve ever found
Is how to make you bleed from shutting you out

Bridge:
Give me something to burn

V2:
I run but when it rains it pours
Are you surprised 
She hides the clock beneath the floor (8)
I lose the time

PC:
Try to see things from my side
How much I put on the line
Have you ever noticed 
Seems not to matter either way
What I do nor what I say
It never did 

C2:
Said it’s pulling me in 
I will let down
Everything you love
Until I’m not around
Don’t step in my direction
All I’ve ever found
Is how to make you bleed from shutting you out

Said it’s pulling me in 
I will let down
Everything you love
Until I’m not around
Don’t step in my direction
All I’ve ever found
Is how to make you bleed from shutting you out

Give me something to burn

Burn

“Just Who You Are” is a love letter to self-worth. It’s the voice we all need in the quiet moments—the reminder that we don’t have to prove anything to be lovable. With a gentle groove and soulful delivery, Tim Cooney offers a message of unconditional acceptance, not just to a lover or a friend, but to anyone who's ever doubted their value.

Part of The Journeyman soundtrack, this song is a soft anthem of healing and a celebration of authenticity. It doesn’t shout—it uplifts. And in a noisy world, that might be the bravest thing a song can do.

The Journeyman Vol I

Just Who You Are

Lyrics 

I remember sitting at that wooden desk one spring
Your weathered hands traced circles on the board
About the way that water moves through everything
While outside, rain was falling, largely ignored
You turned to face the class with fierce intensity
That made us all sit straighter in our chairs
"The world," you said, "is not our property"
And something in your voice caught me unaware


Your words that day changed everything I knew
Now I see the world the way you do


You brought a jar of soil and poured it on your palm
Explaining how each handful holds a universe
Of creatures keeping all our systems calm
The food chain's not a chart, it's something worse
You showed us photographs of melting polar seas
And spoke about the bees that didn't return
I watched you plant a seedling by the maple trees
And waited after class, now desperate to learn


Your words that day changed everything I knew
Now I see the world the way you do


Twenty years have passed, I'm teaching science now
Standing at my own board, drawing water's flow
When students ask me why I care so much somehow
I hear your voice still teaching what I know


I take my classes out to touch the morning dew
And watch their faces change just like mine changed
When understanding breaks and something deep and true
Connects them to this earth we've got to save
The passion in your lesson echoes through the years
As I pass on the wisdom that you shared


Your words that day changed everything I knew
Now I see the world the way you do




As Above, So Below

Rose of Jacob