Wash, Rinse, Repeat.

Puff Break (Believe That)

The Mountain

Headspace

Amanda Lynn

Moonage Daydream

The Upside Of Down

prod by me.
cover art by me.
photo from Halloween of 23

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What's done is done 
So can you just stay gone
It took a lot for me 
To see I'm just I'm just your pawn
It shouldn't be that hard 
For me to just move on
Or so I thought
Don't know what's right for me
Because you've always been wrong

2x
Your friends might hate 
What I'm 'bout to say
I never cared for them much anyway
I'll just skip on school
And go another day
Wish I could have done things
The right way

Catch u later

Golden Ghost

Elevate

Everybody Wants to Rule the World

Do Your Thing

Kinky

Some songs just seem to fit certain moments in time. Given the current state of the world today Big Something’s ‘Timebomb’ has arrived at a fitting moment in history. "We originally had no idea we would be releasing this song during a global pandemic but now here we are dropping a dance track for the apocalypse a la Prince's "1999" during a quarantine and world-wide shutdown with no clear end in sight.” says lead singer and guitarist Nick MacDaniels.

“I think most of us know we’re going to get through this, but it’s a scary time for a lot of people and it really can start to feel apocalyptic. We originally wrote this song thinking it would just be a fun dance track for our live show, but now the lyrics have kind of come to life in a crazy way,” MacDaniels adds.
 
Big Something is hopeful the track can still provide a fun escape for fans while waiting on better days ahead. "We came into this recording process looking to have fun, write music on the spot. That relaxed, no pressure approach had a huge effect on the vibe of this song. We were able to put ourselves in a headspace to write music that was fun and felt good" adds drummer Ben Vinograd.

Timebomb

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong (Live Session, Los Angeles, CA, 2020)

Dawn A New Day (Jam in the Van Live Session)

With a diverse catalog of timeless songs that tell stories, and a high energy live show fusing improvisational alternative rock with funk, reggae, jazz, electronica, heavy metal and more it's no secret why Big Something have steadily become one of the most unique and exciting rock bands to emerge from the Southeast

Amanda Lynn

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