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Renegades (Rerecorded)

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Iris

Iris (Live at Stagecoach California’s Country Music Festival)

Burned It Down

The return of “Hunters in the Glen” does not begin with lightness, but with the breath of the world I sang about in the original: a wilderness where blades are sharpened, traps lurk in the ferns, and every step shifts the boundary between hunter and hunted. In my new rock ballad, I revisit this very core and translate it into a rougher, more powerful musical language.

My lyrics, with their images of sharpened blades, fleeing shadows, and wounded game, have always been imbued with tension and archaic energy. This new edition allows these motifs to emerge even more directly. The guitars carry the hardness of the blades, the bass beats like a heart in the night, and the drums trace the footsteps in the undergrowth. Each line takes on a new musical weight.

The ballad condenses the world of my original. The proud stag slipping away like a ghost in the twilight, the doe whose breath flickers, the moment when steel flashes between fern leaves — all these images carry the same urgency as before, only now they echo in a more intense, rock atmosphere. What was previously narrative tension becomes physical force here.

In the bridge moment, when the trap remains silent and the decision is made, the energy builds that only rock can carry in this form. The song doesn't just follow an old trail, it transforms it. The hunt becomes a heartbeat, the run through the shadows a call to one's own perception.

So for me, this reinterpretation is not merely a remake. It is a conversation with myself, with the history of my song. A step back into the same forest — only today I see it differently, deeper, darker, more immediate.

“Hunters in the Glen” thus becomes a renewed call into the wilderness, stronger, rougher, and closer to the heart than ever before.

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