“Brad on the Run” is a trap-folk storytelling anthem inspired by the real-life legend of Brad the lamb — the Minneapolis sheep who escaped the pasture and became a folk hero.
Banjo and acoustic guitar ride over heavy 808s and crisp hi-hats, blending country grit with street rhythm.

🐑❄️ “From the barn to the block — Brad made moves.”
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On The Lamb

A haunting electro-pop reflection from the cloned side of the pasture. “Sheep Machine” tells the story of wool reborn in a lab — a flock built from light, memory, and code.
Synths pulse like heartbeats, vocals drift between confusion and awe, and the question lingers:
If you can copy life, do you copy the soul too?

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Sheep Machine

A feel-good party anthem from The Wool-Lites celebrating the smooth, confident, and unstoppable vibe of wearing real wool. Blending sleek R&B vocals, flirty harmonies, and a dance-floor groove, “Feelin’ Wooly Tonight” is all about warmth, swagger, and that unbeatable Wool-Lites energy — cozy never sounded this fresh.

Feeling’ Wooly

“Don’t Flock Wit Us” brings The Wool-Lites together with the full barnyard lineup — rooster on the hook, pig in the pocket, stallion on the closer.  It’s a dark, aggressive farm-trap anthem built on heavy 808s, brass hits, and pure attitude.  The Wool-Lites lead the charge as the herd claims its turf — loud, unified, and untouchable.  You can feel the dirt shake under every step.

Don’t Flock Wit Us

The Wool-Lites trade the pasture for palm trees in “From the Flock to L.A.” — a smooth West Coast anthem about chasing dreams, breaking fences, and glowing up under California skies.
Laid-back funk bass, sunny guitars, and soulful hooks carry two sharp verses and one velvet harmony. It’s the sound of freedom, ambition, and that golden-hour Wool-Lites confidence — straight from the flock to the fame.

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Hoovestep

A slow-burn R&B jam where two sheep shed their wool — literally and figuratively — as a metaphor for vulnerability, love, and physical connection. The song uses the imagery of shearing, softness, and warmth as sensual metaphors while keeping the tongue-in-cheek Wool-Lites flavor.

Take The Wool Off

A female sheep discovers her partner from the flock has been sneaking to another pasture.
The “wool” becomes a metaphor for trust — he said he’d always keep her covered, but he’s been warming someone else.
Classic 90s R&B: soaring vocals, spoken bridge, and a late key-change for that final-verse intensity.

Wool You Lie

After being accused in “Wool You Lie to Me?”, the male sheep fires back.
He claims she twisted the truth, that she’s got her own secrets, and that not everything she “heard in the pasture” is real.
It’s equal parts apology and accusation — a flirty spin on honesty, pride, and second chances in the barnyard of love.

Shear Lies

Wool So Clean

We don’t follow the herd — we lead it.
Straight out the pasture with bars sharper than shears, The Wool-Lites make sheep music for the flock that’s tired of the same old baaa-sics. From muddy fields to midnight clubs, we blend funk, folk, soul, and pure wool energy into every track.

Wool so smooth it’ll make you blush. Stay warm. Stay wild. Stay Wool-Lit. 🔥

Don’t Flock Wit Us

The Wool-Lites

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