🎸 Medium-tempo guitar rock filled with emotional depth ✨
A melody with no shape, no words to describe

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🎵 Lyrics (excerpt):  
Sleepless, waiting for the morning to come  
With wounded wings, unable to fly  
I look up at a sky I cannot reach

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In The Distance

Naked souls

For you

My everything

A soft indie-folk song about learning to love with less fear and more patience.
Quiet, reflective, and honest. Written from a place of growth, fatherhood, and finally finding steady ground after a long storm.

[Verse 1]
There was a time I lived inside the storm,
Every worry pulling me apart before it formed.
I used to watch for shadows every time you turned away,
Thinking silence was a warning, not a place for you to stay.
I didn’t know that peace was something two hearts have to choose,
And I kept mistaking loving you for something I could lose.

[Pre-Chorus]
But you stayed through the noise, through the fog in my mind,
And I’m learning the truth in the quiet you leave behind.

[Chorus]
I’m trying to love you in a softer way,
Not needing every answer just to feel okay.
I’m trying to hold steady when the dark gets loud,
Learning I don’t have to break to make you proud.
You’re the quiet light I’ve been reaching toward,
And I’m finally seeing love don’t need a war.

[Verse 2]
I used to chase my thoughts like they were facts carved in stone,
Let the pain from old versions of me guide me home.
But you gave me two little faces that look up like I’m enough,
And you taught me that strength can live in moments that aren’t tough.
I’m still learning how to stay when my fears begin to rise,
Still figuring out how to trust the kindness in your eyes.

[Pre-Chorus]
You deserve the man who listens and doesn’t run from the truth,
And I want to be steady in the ways I wasn’t with you.

[Chorus]
I’m trying to love you in a softer way,
Not needing every answer just to feel okay.
I’m trying to hold steady when the dark gets loud,
Learning I don’t have to break to make you proud.
You’re the quiet light I’ve been reaching toward,
And I’m finally seeing love don’t need a war.

[Bridge]
Maybe we forgot the sound of breathing in the same room,
Not waiting for the moment when the peace runs out too soon.
I’m not asking for the past, I’m not holding onto pain,
I’m just hoping we can meet again somewhere along the way.

[Final Chorus]
I’m trying to love you in a steady way,
To show up with a heart that doesn’t hide or stray.
I’m learning that comfort doesn’t mean standing still,
And love can grow quiet and still feel real.
You’re the quiet light I’m walking toward,
And I’m finally ready for what’s worth fighting for.

[Outro]
If you let me, I’ll be a softer place for you to land.
If you let me, I’ll grow into the man you saw in the quiet light.

Quiet Light

An effortless, breezy groove about the kind of love you don't have to think about. It’s not a choice; it’s biological. Hard-wired in the heart. Just open your eyes, you're already there.

Autopilot

Dj As -Alone The Man
Dj As -Alone The Man (Xmin Remaster)

Genre: Metal Zone, Soft Rock
Original Version & New Mix and Master Version
Publisher: Amin Moradi

Dj As - Alone The Man (Xmin Remaster)

"Still the One I Choose" is a warm, mid-tempo track that shifts the focus from deep emotional rescue to the joy of everyday companionship. While the first track was a ballad about being saved, this song is a celebration of being settled.

Still the One I Choose

One from the Everman Music Publishing Co (ASCAP) archives by Bart James Everman, feat; Rich Everman

I use to rock & roll

A perfect captivating fusion of 70's jazz rock with a modern r'n'b twist.

Until I Walk Away Again

Arranged by Fed Sokolow from his fantastic Fingerpicking Beatles book.  A gentle fingerstyle version of the Beatles essential. Focused, intimate guitar phrasing carrying the melody cleanly on top of a soft bed of harmony—simple, honest, and direct.

Yesterday

“You Stepped In Anyway” is an album for the men who stayed, the men who broke, the men who tried, and the men who never stopped fighting even when their strength failed.
It’s a collection of soul-rock confessions wrapped in warm guitars, California-style grooves, and raw, honest storytelling. Each track tells a different part of the journey — identity lost, hope flickering, mercy chasing a wounded heart, and the quiet, holy moments where God steps into the wreckage and begins rebuilding what grief tried to bury.

These songs carry the weight of real life:
men who carry storms in silence…
daughters saying thank you for the father they were given…
sons learning to breathe again after years of pretending…
and the sacred truth that the man you were isn’t gone — he’s still becoming.

Blending soft rock, soulful melodies, country-gospel warmth, and a whisper of West-coast melancholy, this album is both a mirror and a lifeline. It meets the listener in the dark, walks with them through the ache, and lifts them toward light that feels earned, not forced.

It’s a soundtrack for restoration —
for anyone who has loved hard, lost much,
and dared to hope that healing still calls their name.

Come Lay it Down

Come Back to What You Believed

Your Ashes Still Remember Fire

The Long Way Back to Mercy

The One Who Calls Him Home

Swimming in the Deep End

Guitar and bass performance. Game music development.

CYBER CHORD writes songs the way a porch light holds a night: small, steady, and impossible to ignore. I work with AI as a true co-writer, then carve the lyric by hand and shape the track in Suno. The sound leans bare and human—country roots in the soil, a little rock grain in the teeth, and a faith-lit lift that chooses hope without preaching.

These are ordinary-room hymns: rings hidden in cotton, receipt-tape strings, a dress behind rain glass, a sink that cools while you find the words. Silence is an instrument here; sometimes there’s a full bar where the house gets to breathe. If a line can’t survive a campfire and a cracked mug, it doesn’t make the song.

If you’re new, start with the heartbreakers. They don’t shout. They stay. I believe in the holiness of the everyday, and in the quiet bravery of saying the thing before “later” takes it away.

No paid promo, no playlist buys, no cover-art pitches, no dance offers, no cold DMs. If it’s a pitch, the porch light’s off. If you’re a real listener, come in soft: pick one song, leave a genuine note (lyric or timestamp welcome), and hand it to one friend. That’s how this fire stays lit.

May your road stay open, your coffee stay warm, and your day be peaceful.

"Buzz Love Tide" and "Ride on Melancholy" will be released on July 9th. This singer-songwriter is releasing two songs simultaneously in three consecutive months.

「Buzz Love Tide」と「Ride on Melancholy」7月9日リリース。3ヶ月連続2曲同時リリース中のシンガーソングライター。

Trusting God to promote me. He needs no help. Thank you. Just a mom who has been through a lot in life. While in the middle of homeschooling my daughter I found myself needing something to do. What started as writing to ease grief exploded overnight to Bible Studies, then I started writing my memoir Walking with God through Grief (still in progress), transformed to blogging as a way to promote my books. I eventually found myself needing music for my blog. Unable to find suitable music I decided to create. I hope you join me in this adventure. I have no experience in any of this but seems to be doing good supernaturally. That said. I will continue to say YES to God.

Artist Bio: Grant

Genre: Modern Funk / Electro-Rock / Neo-Soul Vibe: Kravitz in a high-voltage power plant.

Grant is the architect of a sound that refuses to choose between the past and the future. Blending the sweaty, organic grit of 70s funk with the pristine, high-gloss punch of 2025 production, he creates music that is physically impossible to ignore.

His signature style, dubbed "High Voltage Soul," is built on a foundation of contradiction: heavy, dirty analog bass lines locking horns with razor-sharp digital editing; vintage single-coil Stratocasters screaming over sub-bass 808s; and vocals that range from a street-wise whisper to a stadium-shaking belt.

The upcoming project is a concept album exploring the friction of being human in a digital world. On the anthem "Neon Veins," Grant declares his independence from the machine, delivering a vocal performance that bristles with electricity. Tracks like "Short Circuit" capture the frantic energy of modern life, while "Concrete Heart" slows the tempo to prove that soul still survives beneath the noise.

This isn’t just retro-revivalism; it’s a re-imagining. Grant isn’t just playing the guitar; he’s weaponizing it.

For Fans Of: The Black Keys, Silk Sonic, Prince, and Jamiroquai.

I have been writing and creating songs for over 30 years in everchanging genres with a fluid personnel. I play guitar and keyboards. Sometimes I sing, sometimes others sing for me and sometimes I sample. It's all about the music, so leave your ego at the door and always serve the song...

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