Up tempo southern rock outlaw tune about a dirty preacher coming face to face with vengeance and wrath of a drifter. Written by J.T. Patten, Lone Woolf Lyrics. Available for cut, collab, cover, or sync.

Deacon Jones (Southern Rock)

Shovel

A nostalgic soft rock ballad in B minor, blending elements of folk rock, pop rock, and subtle alt-country. The song reflects on growing up on a close-knit street, where memories of childhood freedom, connection, and place still echo through time. With warm acoustic tones and heartfelt storytelling, Where I Grew captures the essence of simpler days and lasting identity. Blending my own ideas with AI support – a journey shaped by feeling and code, via https://fadr.com

The Old Street

Featured Artist) David Adam Byrnes
Memorial Day Tribute) Toby Keith

May 23, 2025 Memorial Day Tribute

Grow

Featured Artist) Tilluride
Rewind Artists) Aaron Watson

May 30, 2025

“Honey Badger” is a fearless anthem for the soul who’s been cornered, broken, and buried—but refuses to stay down. Inspired by the legendary tenacity of the animal itself, Johnny Appleweed channels raw grit, spiritual strength, and unfiltered truth in this tone poem of defiance and awakening.

Fueled by personal trials, social commentary, and metaphysical undertones, the track blends sharp wit with righteous fury. It’s not just about resilience—it’s about transmutation. From trauma to transcendence, from oppression to cosmic rebellion, “Honey Badger” reminds listeners that when you lead with love, speak with purpose, and fight with light, there’s no cage that can hold you.

This song is for the misfits, the warriors, the wanderers—and anyone who's ever been underestimated.



Honey Badger

“Holy-Wood Here We Come” is a visionary, poetic anthem from Johnny Appleweed that reclaims the concept of “Hollywood” — not as a center of glamor or illusion, but as a sacred platform for conscious awakening. With one extra “L,” Holy-Wood becomes a metaphor for a rebirth of storytelling — grounded in empathy, authenticity, and healing.

In the song, Johnny identifies as a “carpenter bee,” a divine pollinator of truth, love, and freedom. He critiques the artificial ego structures created by society and presents a radically free business model: seeding consciousness into humanity. He contrasts this spiritual work with the illusions of modern media and the pharmaceutical industry, offering music, empathy, and forgiveness as alternative medicine.

The track is a call to action — a reminder that we are all stars, capable of sharing love, creating art, and uplifting each other. It celebrates freedom from ego, the healing power of vulnerability, and the divine connection between all beings.

Whether you’re a spiritual wanderer, a recovering skeptic, or someone searching for meaning in the madness, “Holy-Wood Here We Come” invites you to lead with love, join the conscious movement, and recognize the light that lives in you too.

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Holy Wood Here We Come

The old pine floor smells like bleach and regret
The stumblin' sun ain't climbed the steps yet
She folds his flannels like she’s making peace
With every wrinkle he left in the sheets

The anchorman screams on Channel 3
Miller cans stacked like late apologies
There's a kid’s toy gun in the window sill
And a light that's been blinking since the cotton mill

And she says, “This ain’t the life I thought I’d keep
But it’s warmer than the dreams I lost in sleep
He never writes, but I know where he’s been
Every stain on his shirt says it louder than him”
She sings to the spin of the old Maytag
Low country laundry and a heart in a plastic bag

She lit one smoke off the back porch light
Watched the neighbors dance in their TV fights
Her hands are red from all the powdered soap
Like she’s scrubbing out the last marrow of hope

She don’t pray, not out loud at least
But her eyes close long when the rinse hits the crease
A silent plea in the spin and the grind
For a moment's peace she can never quite find
There’s grace in the way she never calls it grace
Just rinse, repeat, then wipe her face
With a faded rag, she wipes away the day
But the ghost of his leaving won't ever wash away.

“This ain’t the life I thought I’d keep
But it’s warmer than the dreams I lost in sleep
He never writes, but I know where he’s been
Every stain on his shirt says it louder than him”
She sings to the spin of the old Maytag
Low country laundry and a heart in a plastic bag

There's a man in town fixing driers for cheap
But she don’t want it fixed—she needs time to think
Each cycle a chapter she doesn’t retell
Just waits for the buzz and the steam and the smell

Low Country Laundry

Featured Artist) Clay Hollis
Rewind Artist) Stoney LaRue

June 13, 2025

Indie demo drops and sync catalog written and produced by best selling author and indie writer/producer, J.T. Patten, the “meanest man in the business.” NSAI member / ASCAP

Music/vocals demo tracks created by various artists/musicians using Lone Woolf lyrics through Lone Woolf Productions.

All rights currently retained by JT Patten. All demos can be modified as collaborations. BUY/USE RIGHTS available. Let’s make some music!

Tech enthusiast. Lifelong songwriter. I use AI to make music.

Band Lineup:
The Grimm Gospel - Gothic Folk, Psychedelic Folk
Winter Kites - Electro-Indie, Synth, Down Tempo
Minor Ritual - Indie, Post Rock
Field Of Ashes - Ambient Post Rock
Zach Rye Band - Folk & Singer Songwriter
The Velvetines - 70's Psychedelic Rock 
Ryder Lux - Pop & Tropical House
James Morrisoni - Classic Rock
The Quiet Verse - Lo-Fi Hip Hop, Soul & Rap
The Weeping King - Soulful Rock, Alternative Rock
Two Tribes Theory - Rap, Reggae, Afrobeat Fusion
Knox County Ghost - Outlaw Country

I’ve been writing and performing music since my younger days, though life took me on a 20-year journey through the tech world. Songwriting has always been my passion—a way to capture emotions, stories, and moments. Now, with the help of AI, I’m turning my lyrics into the music I love to listen to. 

Don't like AI music? That's all good, I am not trying to make money or take the shine from awesome live artists, I just like to write the stories I like to hear.

#MelodicEthereal #Reggae #HipHop #Country #70s #SingerSongwriter #Pop #Soul #Folk #Electronic #Melodic

Step into the orbit of Johnny Appleweed —a psychedelic troubadour, lyrical wanderer, and channeler of cosmic truths.

This is more than music and technology; it’s a transmission center for empathy, satire, and soul-awakening frequencies. This is a movement where we are all empowered as presidents of our own galaxies.
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Born from the fusion of grassroots rebellion, quantum consciousness, and universal love, Johnny Appleweed weaves songs, stories, and satire to awaken unity in a world divided by ego.

Put your crown chakras back on ~ we're all Kings and Queens in this new society. Welcome to Garland[ia], y'all. The center of the Milky Way Galaxy. 🤠👑💜

We going live in... 3......2....we all 1  🙏

Genres hold no bounds for JG.  His latest release owes a big favs nod towards the music and styles of Chris Isaak.

A weekly show featuring the Top Texas / Red Dirt songs that are packing the dance floors all around Texas. You'll hear new songs, rewind some older ones, and find out the story behind the songs from the artists themselves

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