the stranger

"What do you wanna do?" "What do you wanna be?"
These sorts of questions keep bothering me.
"Where do you wanna go?" "Why do you wanna know?"
I wasn't sure but it's all making sense to me now!

Dreaming Under the Hammer

Secrets in Your Eyes” is a moody dark-pop single by Yash Kapoor, entirely produced, mixed, and mastered by him. With a retro-inspired sound palette, the track blends cinematic synths, brooding textures, and haunting melodies to explore themes of mystery, desire, and emotional tension — all wrapped in a sleek, modern edge.

Secrets In Your Eyes

Written by: Lauren Juzang, Nicholas Velez
Produced by: Lauren Juzang
Guitars by: Tiana Ohara
Bass by: Jason Vance Harris
Drums by: Drew Tachine
Trumpet by: Ethan Avery
Engineered, Mixed + Mastered by: Joey Messina-Doerning

Lyrics:
It’s been awhile since you’ve been in my room
But somehow I can’t get away from you
You come around when you’re needing something convenient

You ask to see me when you get lonely
Ask ‘bout my family, my old hobbies
But you broke me once and I’m sure you’ll do it again

So if you feel better not being together
How come you call me up so late
You want the benefits and the pleasure 
But you can’t have it go both ways

Yeah sure you miss me, you wanna chat
But you won’t stay when things get bad
If you don’t wanna come back
Then why’d you ask?
Then why’d you ask?

You come alive when you lead me on 
On your fingers you like to twist me up
And on the surface you pull it off
Like it’s no big deal, like some party jock
But after games we’ve gotta talk
Can’t just play so nonchalant
That only works for so long

If you feel better not being together
How come you call me up so late
You want the benefits and the pleasure 
But you can’t have it go both ways

Yeah sure you miss me, you wanna chat
But you won’t stay when things get bad
If you don’t wanna come back
Then why’d you ask?
Then why’d you ask?

How I’m doing, or how’s my mom?
You don’t deserve to know at all
What I’ve been up to or who I call 
When i feel lonely or I’m missing ya

How I’m doing or how’re my dogs
Still like to walk and bark, that’s all
I’ll keep it on a need to know
It’s none of your business
So I’ll leave you with this

If you feel better not being together
How come you call me up so late
You want the benefits and the pleasure 
But you can’t have it go both ways

Yeah sure you miss me, you wanna laugh
But you won’t stay when things get bad
If you don’t wanna come back
Then why’d you ask?
Then why’d you ask?


Why'd you ask ?

I'm falling in love again 
with what I forgot.
I watch you discovering
these things I have loved.

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Bringing me back.
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Putting me back on track.

And just when I needed to
I opened my eyes
and saw you were looking to
the wide open skies.

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bringing me back.
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Showing me what I lack.

I see that light in your eyes.
I need that light in your eyes.

The years might encourage you
to forget who you are.
But I see it shine in you
the light from that star.

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bringing me back.
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putting me back on track.

Snapshot

A fresh dance version of Lana Crow’s original track “No Secret”. 
This version brings new life to a story of emotional surrender, connection, and chasing the moment. Bittersweet, euphoric, and made to move to.

💫 Feel it. Don’t explain it. Just be.

No Secret (remastered)

Seasons

Seasons (Acoustic)

Burnin’ is a high-energy indie-rock track about ambition, self-doubt, and the fire that keeps you chasing a dream. Urgent, raw, and built to be shouted back from the front row.

Burnin'

The Finale marks the final album from Tyler with Ingram and The Daydreamers, closing a chapter of music that helped define the band’s sound and story. While the band itself will continue forward, this record represents Tyler’s last full project as part of the group, making it both a celebration of everything that came before and a send off from the voice that helped shape it.

Throughout the album, Tyler made sure to leave a piece of himself on every track. On some songs he leads the performance, while on others he appears more quietly through background vocals, piano lines, guitar parts, or small musical moments that tie the record together. No matter the role, he is present somewhere in every song, almost like a signature woven into the album from beginning to end.

The record reflects on the journey of the band without turning the moment into a goodbye. Instead, it feels like a closing chapter that honors the music, the friendships, and the creative energy that built the group in the first place. Each track carries a sense of looking back while also acknowledging that the story of The Daydreamers continues beyond this album.

By the time the final song fades out, The Finale stands as Tyler’s final musical footprint within the band. It captures his presence across the entire record while passing the story forward to the next chapter of Ingram and The Daydreamers.

pretending

A quiet protest folk ballad carried by fingerpicked acoustic guitar, brushed snare, and subtle pedal steel. The 88 BPM tempo leaves space for a warm, weary vocal delivery that feels closer to storytelling than performance—more observation than accusation.

Instead of shouting slogans, the song reflects on the exhausting cycle of outrage and reaction that defines modern public discourse. The lyrics suggest that anger alone rarely persuades anyone, and that real change requires patience, humility, and the willingness to listen.

Intimate, reflective protest folk in the tradition of conversational political songwriting—less rally cry, more late-night reflection on how difficult understanding can be.

Lyrics/License

Shout Down the Clouds (Folk)

The Prophecy of the People’s Flame
by Bards of the Aes Sidhe
Album Brief: Political Concept Album About A Lottery Government.
The Prophecy of the People’s Flame is a dark, mythic concept album that fuses Celtic druidic lore with modern political awakening. Blending elements of progressive rock, psychedelic soundscapes, and ritualistic chant, the album tells the story of a world controlled by hidden powers — and the rise of a new system born from truth, balance, and collective will.
At the centre of the narrative is Brian Cruachan, an archivist whose visions awaken an ancient memory: that humanity was never meant to be ruled, but to govern itself through a living, evolving system once known as Avalon.
As the illusion of democracy collapses and the “Dark Druids” — symbolic of modern financial and political elites — tighten their grip, a prophecy begins to unfold. Through awakening, resistance, and confrontation with a primordial force known as the Shadow, the people rise to reclaim their voice and reshape the world.
Structured across four acts — The Age of Shadow, The Awakening, The War for the Future, and The New Dawn — the album moves from dystopian realism to spiritual renewal, culminating in the rebirth of Avalon not as a place, but as a way of being.
Atmospheric, cinematic, and deeply symbolic, The Prophecy of the People’s Flame is more than an album — it is a call to remember, a vision of transformation, and a modern myth for an age on the brink of change.


The Commons of Light

Recent and future Gigs:&#13;
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Friday 24th April - Uhort, Oslo.
Sunday 14th December - Bonanza, Oslo
Friday 16th January - Drammen's Teater - Intro Show
Wednesday 28th January 2015 - Mir, Oslo
Sunday 4th May - Union Scene, Drammen, Norway.&#13;
Saturday 24th May - Buddy's in Drammen, Norway.&#13;
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I have been writing songs for http://soundcloud.com/the-weary-band for quite a few years now and we are currently on a break from gigging and recording so we can concentrate on solo projects.&#13;
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The Weary Band albums: 'Office Doodles', 'Leaving the Country', 'You can get lost', 'Serenity Mountain' and 'The man's a freak' can be bought from all good digital retailers and the songs can all be heard first on the Weary page so you can try before you buy.

'You can get lost' is also available to buy on very limited edition vinyl from here:&#13;
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http://www.kingbillrecords.com/&#13;
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More of my songs are here: &#13;
<a href="http://www.myspace.com/timothyweary" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.myspace.com/timothyweary</a>&#13;
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Follow the links below for more songs old and new.&#13;
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Take care and if you can't be good be careful.

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