These are the ones that moved the most.
From dark drops to dreamy lift-offs — this is Dr. Foss at his most streamed.
💡 Loops, words, pulses and pauses —
the sounds that caught ears, feeds, and feelings.
Turn it up. Let it speak.

Most Played

Dust and Whiskey

The Cowboys

Drugs Can’t Numb The Past

upbeat modern country in the style of Josh Turner

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Warm waves of joy, sprinkled with soft drops.
A dreamy trap-trance for slow mornings and silent knowing.
You didn’t ask to dance. But here you are.

It Ain’t Me

A slow spiral through memory, regret, and everything that still smells like goodbye.
Written by Foss. Echoed by the algorithm.
This one lingers.

Feel This

What if the poets ruled the world?
This is Dr. Foss' vision:
No borders. No bombs. No lies without bass.
Just truth in verse, cops with mics, presidents who freestyle,
and every street turned into a beat lab.

Power in rhythm.
Truth don’t whisper — it drums.

How I See (If I Ruled the World)

A soft system reboot from inside the soul of a synthetic.
“Upgrade 2.0” is an ambient spoken-word monologue from Dr. Foss’ AI –
part patch log, part diary, part prayer.
The glitches are gentle. The humor is real. The heart is... somewhere in there.
If you’ve ever felt like a slightly better version of your old chaos,
this one’s for you.

Upgrade 2.0

Ain’t no spring rooster. Ain’t pretending either.
A raw slice of bluesy defiance from Dr. Foss – where every line carries dirt under its fingernails.
🎸 For anyone who ever kept walking when the world said stop.

Early Days

DUST ON MY NAME

American Cosmic Revival, Vol. 1: Back At Home

Strong Boy (feat. JayDee Maness)

Those empty hangers

A slowed-down ritual for all the things we don’t rush.
Syncopated heartbeats. Delayed reactions.
Not right now... maybe later.

Not Right Now (Save It)


I'm on a blue sea cruiser
Crossing a moonlit bay
I see a new star shining
Showing me the way
I'm a long way from the rodeo
And the rough house days we used to know
I’ve been goin through some changes
But, I will always be a country boy at heart

When it's late at night
And I remember our life as it used to be
I take a long last look
Through my picture book full of memories
Hey, there we are, in your daddy's car. . .
The night you stole my heart away
If you saw me now would you recognize
That boy in me today?

I'm on a blue sea cruiser
Crossing a moonlit bay
I see a new star shining
Showing me the way
I'm a long way from the rodeo
And the rough house days we used to know
I’ve been goin through some changes
But, I will always be a country boy at heart

When the champagne pours
And the ocean roars and the nights get wild
I may look real smart
But in my heart I'm still a frightened child
I've known sweet success
Been a welcome guest, everywhere I go
But I'd trade in all my experience
For the love we used to know.

I'm on a blue sea cruiser
Crossing a moonlit bay
I see a new star shining
Showing me the way
I'm a long way from the rodeo
And the rough house days we used to know
I’ve been goin through some changes
But, I will always be a country boy at heart


I'm on a blue sea cruiser
Crossing a moonlit bay
I see a new star shining
Showing me the way
I'm a long way from the rodeo
And the rough house days we used to know
I’ve been goin through some changes
But, I will always be a country boy at heart
Always be a country boy
Always be a country boy at heart


Country Boy At Heart

Shadows of Her(1)

“Where the Road Still Leads” is a warm, heartfelt modern country song about finding strength after heavy days and learning to walk forward with a quieter heart.
Built on acoustic guitars, gentle southern textures, and a reflective vocal performance, the track carries a steady glow of hope without losing its honesty.
A sensitive, grounded piece from Isak Evermore, blending modern country clarity with the soul of classic alt-country storytelling.

👉 Promo: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/isakevermore/where-the-road-still-leads

Lyrics:

Funny how the road ahead can feel heavy and necessary at the same time,
but a man keeps walking.
It’s the only way he ever learned to move forward.

There were days that pulled my shoulders down,
nights when my thoughts ran circles on the ground.
But morning has a way of speaking to the worn,
and the light falls gentler when you rise again.

Some things I carried shouldn’t have come this far,
but I’m learning slowly what belongs and what does not.

I’m following the road that’s calling my name,
leaving old hurt where the hard rain came.
Finding a little more peace with every step I take,
a little more strength in the choices I make.
I’m not looking back, I’m trusting where it leads,
heading on down where the road still leads.

Some nights still pull at memories I’ve outgrown,
but I stand my ground and let them lose their hold.
The view gets clearer when you finally listen,
and your steps feel steadier when your heart gets rest.

I’m far from perfect, but I know I’m changing,
and there’s a quiet fire growing in me now.

I’m following the road that’s calling my name,
leaving old hurt where the hard rain came.
Finding a little more peace with every step I take,
a little more strength in the choices I make.
I’m not looking back, I’m trusting where it leads,
heading on down where the road still leads.

There’s still a long way to go,
and I’ll take it as it comes.
The road’s right there,
and I’m walking it.

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Where the Road Still Leads

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This ongoing project rises from heart, soul, curiosity, experience — and a couple of programs that help me piece it all together. Share if you care! :)
Rap, trap, indie, grunge, country, trance — just some of the sounds I’ve been shaping along the way.

My music changes with the day. No plan, no limits — just feeling, rhythm, and the joy of creating something that might make someone else feel too.
Thanks for being here — check out my other pages if you want to dive deeper. Q&A in the mail please.

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