03_Bad Drawn Man

04_Empty Shell

(0:00) Sleep Token - The Summoning.m4a
(6:26) Marianas Trench - Cross My Heart  (Official Audio).m4a
(9:16) Sleep Token - The Love You Want [LYRICS VIDEO].m4a
(12:09) The Longest Johns - Bones in the Ocean.m4a
(15:13) 10 Years - Fix Me (album version).m4a
(18:20) Shinedown - Times Like These (Acoustic) (Live from Kansas City).m4a
(21:45) Marianas Trench - Fallout.m4a
(25:10) Passenger - Let Her Go (Official Lyric Video).m4a
(28:54) Three Days Grace - Never Too Late.m4a
(31:52) The Longest Johns - Oak & Ash & Thorn, from Cures What Ails Ya.m4a
(35:41) Sleep Token - Euclid.m4a
(37:27) Ed Sheeran - Bad Habits feat. Bring Me The Horizon (official audio).m4a
(41:17) Dayseeker - Sleeptalk (Lyrics).m4a
(44:18) Rain City Drive - Concrete Closure (Official Visualizer).m4a
(47:09) Jeremy Jordan, Amir Talai, Erika Henningsen, Kimiko Glenn, Andrew Underberg, Sam Half - Hell’s Greatest Dad.m4a
(49:05) Sleep Token - Ascensionism.m4a
(54:21) Sleep Token - Chokehold.m4a
(56:50) Sleep Token - Give (Visualiser).m4a
(1:00:24) Shinedown - Daylight.m4a
(1:04:08) The Longest Johns - Hard Times Come Again No More Live   Made of Ale Sessions.m4a

Cole Wyton

A slow-burning, emotionally raw anthem, "She Loved Me When I Was Lost" tells the bittersweet story of someone who was only loved at their lowest. With haunting verses and a soaring chorus, the song captures the ache of being cherished in your brokenness — only to be abandoned when you start to heal. A lead guitar riff sets the emotional tone, and the layered, harmonized solos in the bridge adds a mournful, yet powerful climax that lingers in the mind long after the final chord. This track is both a thank-you and a farewell to a love that couldn’t survive growth — beautiful in its tragedy, and unforgettable in its honesty.

She Loved Me When I Was Lost

Thunder Knows My Name was written during a storm — not just outside, but inside.
It began with a walk in the rain, when the ground shook from a lightning strike, and something deep, unspoken stirred awake.

This song is about that feeling:
That the world isn’t just breaking… it’s speaking.
That the chaos we see isn’t random — it’s a reaction.
A heartbeat in the earth. A reckoning.

Maybe we’ve gone too far.
Maybe we’ve forgotten the cost of our systems, our greed, our silence.
Maybe we’re not alone in feeling it anymore.

This is not a song of answers.
It’s a song of knowing.
Because sometimes… thunder isn’t just noise.
Sometimes, it calls you by name.

Thunder Knows My Name

my head

Horrified

“Rearview” is a bleak descent through blurred days and worn-out nights. Driven by numb routine and haunted reflections, it captures the quiet unraveling of a life stuck in motion. Nothing hopeful—just the sound of survival.

Wake at dawn, eyes sore and red,
Same blurred day runs through my head,
Cold coffee spills, bitter truth,
Dog leash tangled, echoes of you.

(Empty passenger seat beside me)
Exhaustion wears a ghostly face,
In rearview mirrors, no escape.

Driving circles, nowhere fast,
Life's on empty, fuel won't last,
Numbness crawls through veins and bones,
Existence feels like driving alone.

Silent wars inside my head,
Promises made, but left unsaid,
Years drown slowly, no relief,
Shadow whispers constant grief.

(Tired bones cracking beneath me)
Pain grips tighter, day by day,
Moments blur, no words to say.

Driving circles, nowhere fast,
Life's on empty, fuel won't last,
Numbness crawls through veins and bones,
Existence feels like driving alone.

Job's gone, they said I fell behind,
"Not enough," echoes in my mind,
Angel in fur, fought until last breath,
Empty rooms filled only with death.

Walking dogs beneath dying skies,
Uber lights blur weary eyes,
Days bleed into a faceless night,
Living's gone, just endless fight.

Rearview

“Heaven Had to Let Me Go” is a defiant resurrection anthem — a raw, emotionally-charged blend of Nu Metal, Post-Grunge, Emo Rock, Progressive Rock and Alternative Rock, wrapped in haunting melodies and layered twin-lead guitar riffs. Written as a declaration of survival, the song explores the idea of rising from your lowest point not because you were saved — but because you refused to stay down.

The verses simmer with reflective grit, while the choruses erupt with cathartic power, capturing the transformation of pain into strength. Harmonized guitars soar like wings torn from the wreckage, building a sense of triumph without losing the weight of the struggle. It’s not about heaven’s grace — it’s about earning your way back from the fire, louder and stronger than before.

If you’ve ever clawed your way out of something meant to break you — this song is for you.



Heaven Had to Let Me Go

The song follows someone spiraling through a violent, unholy connection. They’re pulled into orbit around someone cold and silent, marked by pain, stripped of light, and left hollow. Even as everything falls apart they stay, not for love, but for the burn that proves they’re still alive.

Enceladus

Xak Stahl: Alchemist of Sound, Architect of Emotion

Xak Stahl is a genre-blurring music artist, sonic storyteller, and relentless experimenter. Every track he creates is a new world—a kaleidoscope of indie folk, alt-pop, electronica, and global flavors—infused with raw emotion and boundless curiosity. Xak’s music isn’t just heard; it’s felt.

From Shadow to Spotlight

For Xak, music is metamorphosis. His journey began in the shadows, transmuting heartbreak and struggle into songs that glow with hope. Early anthems like “Neon Dreams” and “Rising Through the Darkness” invite listeners to find their own light. His newest project, Major Arcana, channels the mysteries of the Tarot—each song an archetype, each lyric a step along the path from the Fool’s first leap to the wisdom of The World.

More Than Music: A Multisensory Universe

But Xak isn’t confined to sound. As a visual artist and writer, he crafts immersive stories that spill across genres and languages—sometimes haunting, sometimes playful, always honest. Whether he’s conjuring lush soundscapes, weaving bilingual lyrics, or creating striking visuals, Xak’s art dares you to feel deeper and dream wilder.

An Invitation to Transformation

Join Xak Stahl on a sonic odyssey that blurs borders—between genres, between artforms, between you and the music. Each release is an invitation to explore, to heal, to become. For Xak, every song is a spell, every album a universe. The only question is: are you ready to step inside?

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Digital Songwriter
Dallas Jay crafts raw, emotional rock that walks the line between chaos and clarity. Blending Nu Metal, Post-Grunge, Emo Rock, and Alternative, his music is built on fire, grief, rebellion, and the scars we carry. With heavy guitars, atmospheric textures, and haunting vocals, every song feels like a journal entry set on fire.

From the defiant energy of "Made of Matches" to the aching reflection in "The Goodbye I Never Gave," Dallas writes for the unheard, the burned out, and the ones still standing in the ruins.

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