I've only uploaded this to reach everyone and apologize for being quiet this past week, I haven’t been able to reply to comments or leave reviews like I usually do, you guys know I am usually very active, nothing is wrong and I’m not giving up or ignoring anyone, I appreciate you more than I can say 💜

I’m heads down writing a PC game and it’s taking longer than I expected, it’s honestly breaking my brain in the best and worst ways, I thought “Not a Movie” was frustratingly difficult, this is even tougher, I will be back, I just don’t know exactly when, hopefully not too long, thank you for sticking with me and for all the love and patience, it means everything to me, 

all my love, Krissie 💜

💌 The coffee machine whispered, “I’m having flashbacks to Not a Movie, send beans and morale”
🧺 The washing machine fretted, “Emergency cycle engaged, keep the faith while we spin”
🧯 The fire extinguisher muttered, “I was almost needed twice, code sparks everywhere but we’ve got this”

P.S. I hope you like this 😉🎶🕹️💻💜

Made in FL Studio with Diva, Analog Lab, Omnisphere, and Vital, plus custom samples. Reverb by Valhalla.

😉 Coffee powered update ☕💜

Take Cover (feat. Martin Johnson)

London’s Song 1 couldn’t care less about being original. Or about what you think. Their music? A shameless tribute to everything they’ve ever loved — from 90s alt-rock to 00s indie anthems and back again. They’re not copying, they’re honouring. Not stealing, but levelling up. Not reinventing the wheel, just flooring the gas pedal.

Rooms Without Names kicks off with a deliciously groovy bassline and an off-kilter drumbeat that fits the track like a glove. The vocals are given all the space they deserve, while the guitars weave in and out, keeping everything wide open and full of air.

And then there’s the chorus — so catchy it feels instantly familiar, like a song you've known for years. Before you know it, you’re singing along.

Halfway through, the track builds into a bold bridge that hits with the kind of impact you’ve come to expect from Song 1’s previous two singles — only to seamlessly slide right back into the vibe laid out from the very first notes.

Not curious yet? Hit play. You’ll get it the moment you hear it.

Song 1 - Rooms Without Names

So Contagious (feat. Teddy Swims)

A Better Place: Indie Rock’s Fresh New Sound

On their third single Don’t Mind, A Better Place drifts into dreamlike territory—led by a hypnotic guitar line and a slow-burning build that erupts into a hazy indie rock climax. Clocking in at just under two minutes, the track captures intimacy, longing, and fleeting connection in one tight, powerful swoop. Like a half-remembered dream or a whispered confession, Don’t Mind leaves its mark before slipping away.

Catch them live, because once you do, you’ll be hooked. Keep an eye on upcoming shows near you. Trust us, you’ll want to be there.

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Even amidst the success of HALF CAB, Joris Ras, singer and guitarist, felt a burning desire to create something different. Less pop-punk, more indie rock. That’s when A Better Place was born. What started as a side project quickly took center stage after HALF CAB came to a close, and with that shift, the creative energy skyrocketed. New songs are flowing in at a rapid pace, and the band wasted no time hitting the studio.

A Better Place - Dont Mind

A Rock-Metal banger with smokin' leads and an 80s Hair Band vibe

Tumble

Zombie

Zombie (Recorded at Hansa Studios)

Written by Tim Donahue. To listen to other tacks: https://on.soundcloud.com/1J4qm0CsPJ2CFJckEY

Charlotte’s Eyes

Written by Tim Donahue: For link to album. 
https://on.soundcloud.com/xHCWOF98C7G55avf56

[Verse 1]
This love
Has grown cold
Feels like
It's getting old
When there's nothing
Left to hold on to
Is there a chance
We can make through

[Chorus]
Well ever since I met you
I feared we'd fall apart
Keeping it together
Is playing with my heart
Staying strong can be so lonely
It's always the hardest part
As long as we have tonight
There's a chance we can survive
Will our good times last forever
Oh
We can make it one more time
Make it better if we try

[Verse 2]
If life
Has lost its soul
And it feels like
The same story's being told
What if there's nothing
For us to hold on to
Can we take a chance
That we can make it through

[Chorus]
Well ever since I met you
I feared we'd fall apart
Keeping it together
Is playing with my heart
Staying strong can be so lonely
It's always the hardest part
As long as we have tonight
There's a chance we can survive
Will the good times last forever
Oh can we make it one more time
Make it better if we try

[Chorus]
Well ever since I met you
I feared we'd fall apart
Keeping it together
Is playing with my heart
Staying strong can be so lonely
Always the hardest part
But we have tonight
There's a chance we can survive
Will our good times last forever
And can we make it one more time
Make it better if we try

The Hardest Part

Animal Joy

Dread Sovereign

Tim Donahue is a versatile songwriter, musician, and music producer from Salem, Massachusetts who seamlessly blends indie rock, alternative rock and NuMetal, folk singer-songwriter, pop, and Acoustic rock into his music. The songs range from upbeat and anthemic to melancholic and introspective, reflecting the diverse tapestry of the human experience. Drawing inspiration from pop culture and the raw realities of life, Tim crafts songs that are both lyrically and melodically driven, often beginning at the piano, guitar, or with a head melody. With a focus on honest and relatable storytelling, Tim's music offers a unique perspective on personal struggles and the power of empathy, making it resonate deeply with listeners. Aspiring to write for other artists, Tim seeks to contribute his unique voice and heartfelt narratives to the music world.

The Hardest Part

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