maybe i’d settle down, dig in some roots

favorite songs but in a public playlist

KALI UCHIS - TELEPATIA (SLOWED & REVERB)

Long Way Down

Another Love

Cody Johnson blesses us with a cover of Bruce Robinson's original "Travelin' Soldier"

Cody Johnson - Travelin' Soldier (Acoustic)

This is a song I wrote about my uncle who struggled with addiction his whole life. He finally got sober and got his life back together. I’m so proud of him because he’s been sober for almost 6 years now.

Better Man

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ELLA LANGLEY WEREN'T FOR THE WIND (LAKALYEBOI REMIX)

Hudson Macready’s 4th release “Calling Drunk” is about the moments when loneliness and regret hit hardest—when liquid courage drives someone to reach out to the person they still can’t let go of.  With honest lyrics and Hudson’s smooth, heartfelt delivery, the track feels raw, real, and timeless — the kind of song you play on repeat.

Calling Drunk

Decided to turn this Ella hit into a little bit more dance/club vibe .

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Choosin' Texas (Scooter Remix)

A preview of Coldplay - Paradise (Fedde le Grand remix)

Paradise

Coldplay - Paradise (Fedde le Grand remix)

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2x GRAMMY Nominated Stranger Things, Vol. 1 (A Netflix Original Series Soundtrack)
Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein

01. Stranger Things 0:00
02. Kids 0:30
03. Friendship 1:00
04. Eleven 1:30
05. The Upside Down 2:00
06. Photos In The Woods 2:30
07. Fresh Blood 3:00
08. Walking Through the Upside Down 3:30
09. She’ll Kill You 4:00
10. Run Away 4:30

Stranger Things, Vol 1 Soundtrack Preview - Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein (Official Audio)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjjZsx4zWOA

My God, I'm so lonely
So I open the window
To hear sounds of people
To hear sounds of people

Venus, planet of love
Was destroyed by global warming
Did its people want too much too?
Did its people want too much?

And I don't want your pity
I just want somebody near me
Guess I'm a coward
I just want to feel alright

And I know no one will save me
I just need someone to kiss
Give me one good honest kiss
And I'll be alright

Nobody, nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody
Ooh, nobody, nobody

I've been big and small and
Big and small and
Big and small again
And still nobody wants me
Still nobody wants me

And I know no one will save me
I'm just asking for a kiss
Give me one good movie kiss
And I'll be alright

Nobody, nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody
Ooh, nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody, no

Be the Cowboy

Mitski - Nobody (live)

Growing up on 150 acres outside Knoxville, Tennessee, Hudson Macready learned early what it meant to chase passion with both hands. His dad would load up the car for road-trips to see Willie Nelson, Gary Clark Jr., Marcus King, Jason Isbell, David Gray, Amos Lee, and more. Those nights weren’t just concerts — they were masterclasses in storytelling, musicianship, and the art of holding a crowd in the palm of your hand.  At just 10 years old, Hudson stepped onto the stage with blues legend Buddy Guy, guitar in hand, and never looked back. Two years later, a Dave Matthews cover he posted online earned him a backstage invitation — moments that cemented his love for performing and set him on his own creative path.  
As the songs kept coming, so did the depth. At 16, he wrote“Better Man,” a raw and deeply personal track inspired by his great uncle’s battle through addiction, loss, and redemption. The song resonated, introducing listeners to a young artist unafraid to explore real, heavy emotion. It was a turning point that showed Hudson just how powerful honesty in music could be.
Now splitting time between music and acting — including a recurring
role on ABC’s High Potential— Hudson is building a career rooted inauthenticity and connection. Whether it’s a stripped-down ballad or a driving, full-band anthem, his songs are designed to hit you in the chest and linger long after the last note.
His newest single, “Calling Drunk,” captures that emotional honesty at its core. It’s the shaky-voiced moment you finally say what’s been sitting heavy inside — the late-night confession everyone knows but rarely admits. The song marks a major step forward — no matter what life throws your way. For Hudson, that’s more than a lyric. It’s his story.