Name: Last Call by The Whythouse
Duration: 3 min 1 s
Description: Last Call by The Whythouse tells a story of love, lost oppurtunity and memories.

About a young guy trying to make it as a guitarist.

Unknown album (27/07/2024 18:46:53)

Little Joe

The music video is now out!! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O50ntfCp5dM

I was working on some tracks for another collaboration, and this one was the one I was most eager to develop. It features a unique blend of pop, acid house, and electro house mixed with synth elements. I prefer most of my songs to be enjoyable escapes from reality, and in this case, it has a winter retro theme—no snow, just the feeling of running down to the radio. I hope you get to hear a different version of this song in a new collaboration soon.

Ultracassette (Tonal B) 

Running down to the radio
I found my peace and go 
You will find another time
It’s starting right on in 

Ultra Cassette 

You gotta behave yourself 
Raise those chains and 
and lift them up instead 
Praise those games  
that taught you learn from it 
Sun don’t set
Winter retro knows the rest 

Ultra Cassette 

Try to slide into the night
I’ve seen the retro glow
I don’t mind the Vegas vibe
When I don’t see no snow 

You gotta behave yourself 
Raise those chains and 
and lift them up instead 
Praise those games  
that taught you learn from it 
Sun don’t set
Winter retro knows the rest 

Retro wave in winter time
It tries to get me riled up
Retro wave riding by the dragon
tides - the dragon tides

Retro wave winter time
It tries to get me riled up
Retro wave riding by the dragon
tides - the dragon tides

I can’t seem to find relief
and night will fall
I float up high
I won’t falter 
I will self rely

You gotta behave yourself 
Raise those chains and 
and lift them up instead 
Praise those games  
that taught you learn from it 
Sun don’t set
Winter retro knows the rest 

Running down to the radio
I found my peace and go 
You will find another time
It’s starting right on in 

You gotta behave yourself 
Raise those chains and 
and lift them up instead 
Praise those games  
that taught you learn from it 
The sun don’t set
Winter retro knows the rest 

Ultra Cassette

Ultracassette (Radio Edit)

pity dirty

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Selaine – Temperaments
The Whythouse – She Gone Do
Reverend Genes – Was Will Be
Prhcr. – Train
DayEyez – Insecurities
Delyn Grey – Get On Up
Buzz Hummer – Capture Your Eye
Jeff Vidov – Can You Get The Vibe From Me Baby? 
Icarus Phoenix – Poor Sad Indie Everything
Change of Heart – Peggy’s Cove 
Strange Plants – Tell Me All Your Secrets Pt. 2
The Lightning Struck – Wrong Tree
Fatal Vision – All Roads Lead To London 
Across Waves – Cutting Ties
Jenny Palacios – Took
Brock Geiger – Early August Rain
Never Any Ordinary – I Am Never Getting Closure 
Muhnday – Straight Face
left on the right – Garage Season
REDDSTAR – SURV1V3
The Nolas – Live Forever
Real Sickies – Choking On Your Insides 
Jordan Venn and the Slizneys – Occam’s Guillotine 
Falling Below – Answers
Tristan Armstrong – Would You Take an IOU? 
Current Swell – 10 Feet Tall
Artists for Action – Which Side Are You On? 
Newbridge – Centuries 
Louis Emory & The Reckless Few – Prophet Said
The Hollow Truths – Guitars Aren’t Meant For Cases
Fferlys – hawthorn berry tea 
Junior Dad – Fixing a Bird 


The Horizon Broadening Hour #70

Welcome to my song Shadows 影, where regret and heartbreak can turn us into shadows of our former selves unless we can let go of the past and move forward in time.  The official music video for this song is here: https://youtu.be/vVadZQrH7ME?si=jDlRVYQwxspsMcPF

Check out my full album at https://ruckfa.bandcamp.com/album/love-and-let-go   

Here are my lyrics to this song in Japanese then followed by the English translation of those lyrics.

"静かな廊下に　記憶が残る

足音だけが　昔を響かせる

鏡の中　遠ざかる面影

もう見えない夢に　心が彷徨う


夜に消えた　笑い声のささやき

光を避けて　冷たくなる心


Shadows 僕らは影　時の中を漂い

昨日の隅に　閉じ込められて

沈黙の中で　手放すことを恐れ

かつての自分の　影だけが残る


閉ざされた窓　夜明けを拒み

約束の朝に　背を向けている

語られぬままの　壊れた日々を

消えない後悔に　鎖で繋ぐ


光を求めて　闇に囚われ

夢は灰色に　部屋を満たす


Shadows 僕らは影　時の中を漂い

昨日の隅に　閉じ込められて

沈黙の中で　手放すことを恐れ

かつての自分の　影だけが残る


扉を開けて　勇気を持てるだろうか

闇を抜けて　もう一度夢見られるか

それとも永遠に　痛みに迷い

過去の亡霊として　呼び続けるのか


Shadows 僕らは影　時の中を漂い

昨日の隅に　閉じ込められて

沈黙の中で　手放すことを恐れ

かつての自分の　影だけが残る


Shadows 夜の静けさに　世界が進んでも

僕らは影として　居場所を失い

響く残響を　光を恐れ

消えていく影に　なってゆく"

In silent halls where memories linger,
Footsteps echo with what used to be.
Faces in mirrors, faded and distant,
Haunted by dreams they no longer see.

Whispers of laughter, lost in the night,
Hearts growing colder, out of the light.

We are shadows, drifting through time,

Caught in the corners of yesterday’s mind.

Living in silence, afraid to let go,

Just shadows of the selves we used to know.

Windows are closed to the dawn that is breaking,

Eyes turned away from the promise of day.

Holding the pieces of lives left unspoken,

Chained to regrets that won’t fade away.

Longing for sunlight, trapped in the gloom,
Dreams turned to ashes, filling the room.

We are shadows, drifting through time,

Caught in the corners of yesterday’s mind.

Living in silence, afraid to let go,

Just shadows of the selves we used to know.

Can we find the courage to open the door,

To step from the darkness and hope once more?

Or are we forever lost in the pain,

Ghosts of our past, calling in vain?

We are shadows, drifting through time,

Caught in the corners of yesterday’s mind.

Living in silence, afraid to let go,

Just shadows of the selves we used to know.

In the hush of the night, as the world moves along,

We linger as shadows, where we don’t belong.

Still chasing the echoes, still fearing the light

Shadows we remain, fading out of sight.

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John Oreschnick – Centered 
Matt Sellick – On a Moonless Night 
Empanada Ilegales – Bailecito de MORD 
Galamba – Sea Shack
Naco – Volando Con Milton 
Kadialy Kouyate – Famo Keta 
Tom Gershwin – Belong Here
Anne Drummond – Cantaloupe Island 
Alright By Monday – Salvage Project
Making Woman – Pond Song (not thrilled)
Sourwood – Wrong Carolina
The Whythouse – Old Oak Tree
Jasmine Elyse – Back To You
Wreckless Harbour – Let It Pour 
Amanda Keeles – Sweet Spot
Eleven Minutes Late – Evergreen 
Danko Jones – Everyday Is Saturday Night
Z-Cocoon – Truth Don’t Matter 
Tangents – Mass Delusion 
OPHIOLATRY – Human Factory 
0Stella – Glitter on the Dancefloor 
Strange Plants – 5th Avenue Andy 
The Moonsnakes – Servant of the Groove
Pretox – Underground 
Jay Williams – Dreaming You Alive
Liz Vice – Never Been the Same
MOIRA – Hypothetical Shopping Spree
Naomi Skye – in lieu of a goodbye 
St. Catherine’s Child – I Guess That’s What Dying Will Do 
AV & the Inner City – The Failer
ZiyahtheArtiste – Flip Ma Hair
A Block of New – Pants All Wet 



The Horizon Broadening Hour #83

Written and produced by Chris Hale and Khenne Mazze

"Back Porch" is more than just a song — it’s a mindset. While it might hold different meanings for each listener, at its core, this summer anthem is a tribute to the men who choose peace over chaos, who stay grounded, and who find joy in good company. The back porch isn’t just a place — it’s a way of life that’s saved many.

With infectious hooks and real-life storytelling, The Whythouse delivers a feel-good, urban country vibe that’s all about cold beers, close friends, and keeping it real. "Back Porch" is where heart meets harmony — and it hits home.

1.2.3 Shots!

Back Porch

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Masako – One by One
Leon Todd Johnson – kei
Ebi Soda – when pluto was a planet and everything was cool 
Tom Gershwin – Let Be
Fathom Beats – In Due Time 
RZ Rhymeztein – Rhyme Burgundy
Skystar – WHEEL & Come Again
Meggi Faye – Anchor
The Whythouse – Back Porch
Samantha Hooey – Runs a Little Deeper 
Hillary Reynolds – Gaslight
Stan Simon – Long Way Past Gone 
Isak Struck – Tapper 
Canny and Hall – Eat the Rich (but when I’m rich, don’t eat me)
Johnny Beachit – Only Here for the Fun
Claire Barbour – The Day is Long Enough
Clara Cloud – Lemons (feat. TEEG)
Sarah Ruth – Raspberry Jam
Raphaela – Muse
The Spongetones – My Girl Maryanne (Live) 
The Muster Point Project – U-R 2 GUD 
The Deefons – Uncool
Big Society – Guarantee
Planet Smashers – Meet Me on the Dancefloor
Bitch Stick – Crazy Bitch 
Scarlet Street – CORPORATE MEMPHIS
MASSIRRAYTORR – HORROR SOUNDS 
Friendly Thieves – Hot Summer 
Broken Yolks – Plaids, Hats, or Tats 
DOOMSDAY, DARLING – High
Brother Buffalo – Moonshine


The Horizon Broadening Hour #87

Just In Case - Morgan Wallen - Plexomatic Remix

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Richard Carr – Chiffon 
Joe Bowden – Wolf Ticket 
Craig Brann – Old Man Sco 
Ivan Farmakovskiy – Orange 
Masako – Between the Two Trees 
Scree – TV Sometimes 
Chris Collins – Only One (Remix) 
World News 808909 – Lot Lizard 
Monotronic – Traces Of You
Erin Gavin – C U Next Tuesday
Aly Rhae – Jacked-Up Prizes
Nicky McKenzie – I Should Go
Stegoforrest – Nostalgia
Jay Williams – Make You Mine (After Dark Mix)
The Whythouse – Redlights
Adinah Vine – What If We Run Out of Gas? 
Dan Pallotta – Trash Man
Ian North – Cliffs of Portugal
Justin Karas – The Train
Meadowsweet – The Sound of Coming Home
Making Woman – I’m Fucking Irate Too, Chad 
Thee Soreheads – Ratlike 
The Holy Rollercoasters – I Just Kissed My Best Friend’s Wife 
Papercap Guns – Numbers 
MyHeartYourGlove – Gwarsh 
Sean Bienhaus – Living On a Sunbeam
Nick Faye – Wait Around
Kpec3 arrival – catch the sun
The Vignatis – Cruisin for a Bluesin 


The Horizon Broadening Hour #90

Last Call by The Whythouse tells a story of love, lost oppurtunity and memories.

Last Call

The Whythouse is a Canadian urban-country collective redefining the genre with a fresh blend of modern country, reggae undertones, and pop sensibility. With rich harmonies, relatable storytelling, and infectious rhythms, their music captures everyday moments—from long drives and lost love to personal redemption. Rooted in authenticity and crafted for feel-good connection, The Whythouse offers an alternative to traditional country without losing its heart. Led by Chris Hale with collective members Khenne Mazze and Dave Murray, The Whythouse delivers hits like Fly Away, Full Tank of Gas, and She Said Hi, proving that country music can evolve while staying grounded in real-life emotion.

Last Call

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