Cry Cry Cry

Man on The Moon

Young Days

Queen of Hearts

Renegades

Renegades (Rerecorded)

Sawyer Hill delivers a fresh take on alternative rock, infusing his music with progressive elements that set him apart. Sawyer dropped by the studio and gave us a live rendition of his single, “Hear From Me” for “The Booth” — SoundCloud’s newest live performance series — filmed in our NYC studio. His voice is one of a kind and cuts through the noise - powerful and piercing, creating an electric atmosphere that leaves a lasting impression.

Recorded live at the SoundCloud office in NYC – April 25, 2025 

Produced by: 
Recording, Mixing & Mastering: Dom Martin https://soundcloud.com/soydommartin 
Visuals: Steve Muelz https://www.instagram.com/stevemuelz/?hl=en

Hear From Me (The Booth)

Another Summer Night

Blame On You

You Again

LOOK! I'm Alive

Live & Let Go

I DON'T DO POLITICS

Alt-pop songwriter Quinn XCII reaches for a mellower folk-pop sound on his seventh album, ‘LOOK! I’m Alive.’ Working with Venice-based producer Adam Friedman in his home studio, the Detroit native opens up about his creative process in exclusive commentary, saying he “felt like a kid again,” trying out new ideas without overanalyzing them. Touching on his personal affinity for songs about the afterlife, Quinn notes that “Olive Tree” is his contribution to the mysterious subject, sharing he’s drawn to “the sheer unknown of it.” Of the track, “Live & Let Go,” a collaboration with Dispatch, he says it’s about a lesson learned to “live your life and trust that things will fall into place the way they were meant to.” Elsewhere on the project, Quinn shares that the stripped-back “Florence” is named for his baby daughter, his first child. “It’s the first of many songs, I’m sure,” he tells SoundCloud. Listen now.

Voice Notes: Quinn XCII on "Live & Let Go"

SoundCloud Stories elevates artists’ creative journeys, spotlights vibrant music communities and gives a behind-the-scenes look at the defining sounds of today and tomorrow. Original content includes the Sound Advice interview series, exclusive track-by-track artist commentary on Voice Notes, and the Weekly Download playlist, which highlights essential scenes and groundbreaking artists.