Seasons

Red Sky At Night

Lost

Estrumellios means Peace. The song is a dance between peace and chaos.

Estrumellios

In The Middle

Devotion

Falling

Chasing Dust Devils

Catch Me

Get Out

Chasing the Sun

Razor's Edge

Never Too Late For Love

“Where Did You Go?” – A Poetic Return to Love

“Where Did You Go?” is a stirring, dialogue-driven ballad that explores the emotional aftermath of separation and the tender hope of reconciliation. Told as a heartfelt exchange between lovers, the lyrics are laced with regret, longing, and the burning question of whether love can be rekindled after time apart.

The opening verse, delivered through the woman’s voice, is poignant and direct: “Did you forget I am still loved?” Her vulnerability is contrasted with strength as she refuses to give up on a shared future. The chorus brings a haunting, almost dreamlike quality—“The echoes of love, they haunt me still”—that anchors the song in universal feelings of loss and desire.

The man’s reply in the second verse is equally raw: “I fought until I lost all of my might,” capturing the emotional exhaustion that often comes with letting go and then realizing what truly mattered.

The bridge serves as a hopeful pivot—a moment of emotional reckoning—while the outro delivers resolution with powerful tenderness: “Let’s chase the dawn, and together we’ll rise.”

With lyrical elegance and emotional honesty, “I Came Back to You” is a beautiful expression of what it means to return—not just physically, but emotionally—to the one you never stopped loving.

Where Did You Go

“Lost In A Foreign Land”

A haunting reflection on alienation, struggle, and silent resilience.

This song hits hard, not with volume, but with truth.

Through raw storytelling and poetic verses, “Lost In A Foreign Land” captures the emotional weight of being lost in an unfamiliar world. It's the cry of someone reaching out for connection, only to be met with fear, silence, and rejection.

From the aching verses—“He asks for a helping hand, but nobody replies”—to the gut-punch of the chorus, this track dives deep into what it means to be invisible in a crowd. The imagery is powerful. The pain is real. But so is the quiet strength in lines like: “The fight may be over, but the spirit won’t die.”

This is more than just a song. It’s an anthem for the outcasts, the misunderstood, and those who walk foreign streets with heavy hearts and hopeful souls.

Highly recommended for anyone who loves lyrics with substance and songs that tell a story worth listening to—again and again.

Lost in a Foreign Land

“Shadows in the Ether” 

Step into the shadows...

This hauntingly poetic track takes you deep into a twilight world of whispers, secrets, and emotional intensity. From eerie echoes to burning embers, “Shadows in the Ether” captures that feeling of dancing with your fears while searching for light in the darkness.

With cinematic lyrics and an electric pulse of mood and mystery, this song speaks to the part of us that’s drawn to what we don’t understand—and maybe don’t want to.

"We are the shadows, we are the light..."

If you’ve ever faced the dark and come out stronger, this one’s for you. Listen now. Feel it. Share it.

Echoes Left Behind

Shadows In The Ether

Shadows in the Ether

Jacob's Ladder

Embers of Gloom is a dark, haunting anthem that dives deep into the shadows of despair and the struggle to reclaim light from the depths of darkness. With vivid, poetic lyricism, Jonnathan Strawthorne paints a world where sirens wail, whispers call from the abyss, and icy fingers of fear press against the soul. The track balances raw vulnerability with a fierce resilience, exploring themes of loss, temptation, and the quiet war waged within the human spirit.

Driven by heavy synths, atmospheric instrumentation, and a pulsing rhythm that mirrors the heartbeat of survival, the song unfolds like a cinematic journey through nightmarish corridors. The verses evoke imagery of shadowy mazes and burning pyres, while the soaring chorus demands to be felt — a cry against the consuming void.

Yet, within its darkness, Embers of Gloom burns with defiance. The outro rises in triumph, transforming anguish into flight, reminding listeners that even in the bleakest of nights, sparks of hope can ignite into flame.

This is Strawthorne at his most evocative — blending gothic intensity with a cathartic, almost spiritual release. Embers of Gloom is not just a song; it’s an experience, a confrontation with shadow, and a testament to the resilience of the human soul.

Embers of Gloom

Boulevard Dream is a shimmering, romantic ballad that captures the magic of fleeting encounters and the enchantment of beauty moving through a city at night. The song paints a vivid portrait of a woman with golden hair and sparkling blue eyes, her presence so radiant that the boulevard itself seems to pulse with her rhythm.

Through cinematic verses and a heartfelt chorus, Strawthorne weaves imagery of moonlight, laughter, and adventure, transforming an ordinary evening into a dreamlike journey. The melody glides like footsteps on pavement, while the lyrics blend tenderness with wonder—celebrating the muse who lights up the night with every step.

At its heart, Boulevard Dream is both a love song and a cityscape poem: intimate, luminous, and timeless. It captures that universal moment when one soul is utterly captivated by another, even if just for a heartbeat in the glow of streetlamps.

Boulevard Dream

Walking in Miracles is a radiant love ballad by Jonnathan Strawthorne that celebrates the beauty of connection, devotion, and the magic found in everyday moments. With heartfelt lyrics and cinematic imagery, the song paints a tender picture of two souls walking side by side — hand in hand, weaving dreams, and cherishing love as something both miraculous and eternal.

The verses unfold like a story beneath moonlit skies, where every smile, every touch, and every heartbeat becomes a reminder of love’s power to transform and heal. The soaring chorus lifts the listener into a space of wonder, affirming that true love is not just a feeling, but a journey written in the stars.

Blending poetic storytelling with a warm, melodic flow, Walking in Miracles is both intimate and universal — a soundtrack for lovers, dreamers, and anyone who believes in the extraordinary magic hidden within ordinary days.

Walking in Miracles

Tripwires of Words is a poetic and emotionally charged ballad that captures the fragile power of language and the scars it can leave behind. With verses that cut like glass and choruses that soar with longing, The Prismatics explore the chaos created when words turn into weapons — planting seeds of pain, yet also carrying the potential for healing.

The song opens with dreamlike echoes, then builds into a storm of imagery: syllables striking like blows, whispers that tangle the soul, and shattered dreams scattered along the path. Yet amid the turmoil, a message of resilience shines through. The bridge offers a rhythm of hope breaking through chains, reminding us that even in the darkest of nights, love can be the light that endures.

By weaving together vulnerability, struggle, and redemption, Tripwires of Words becomes more than a song — it’s an anthem for anyone who’s ever been wounded by silence or sharpened speech, but still believes in the power of love to mend what’s been broken.

Tripwires of Words

Searing Pain by The Prismatics is a raw, unflinching anthem of anguish, struggle, and survival. With verses that feel like confessions from the edge, the song captures the suffocating weight of modern chaos — shadows in the streets, rising violence, and the chains of despair that grip the soul. Each line pulses with urgency, reflecting the battles waged both within the heart and in the world outside.

The chorus erupts like a cry for help, painting a world where anger fuels the fire and walls close in, leaving the singer gasping for release. It’s a visceral blend of desperation and defiance, balancing vulnerability with the will to endure. Dark imagery of cold streets and piercing arrows amplifies the emotional stakes, while the plea to God adds a spiritual depth to the struggle.

With its haunting storytelling and searing intensity, Searing Pain stands as both a lament and a declaration. It’s a song that resonates with anyone who’s felt trapped in turmoil yet still clings to the hope of finding peace in the storm.

Searing Pain

Where Have All the Men Gone by The Prismatics is a raw and heartfelt ballad that delves into the fractures of modern love, vulnerability, and the longing for connection. With lyrics that alternate between plea and confrontation, the song captures the emotional distance that can grow between two souls once bound by closeness, only to find themselves estranged by silence, pride, and unmet needs.

The verses paint a portrait of yearning: a cry for security, intimacy, and respect in a world where tenderness has been replaced by disconnect. The chorus swells with an aching vulnerability — the desire for comfort, strength, and the touch of love that can shield against fear. In the bridge, the song wrestles with anger, broken communication, and the desperate attempt to salvage what’s slipping away, asking if love can still triumph when walls are too tall to climb.

With its evocative storytelling and emotional resonance, Where Have All the Men Gone is both a lament and a call to rediscover intimacy. It’s a song for anyone who has questioned the fragility of love, the struggle for respect, and the search for a bond that can withstand life’s storms.

Where Are All The Men

Where Have All The Men Gone

To Work and to War by The Prismatics is a powerful, anthemic ballad that explores the dual burdens of labor and conflict that shape the human spirit. With its driving rhythm and lyrical grit, the song reflects the lives of men caught between the grind of daily toil and the call of battle — a cycle of sacrifice, endurance, and resilience.

The verses paint stark images of factories, fields, and battlefronts, where sweat, struggle, and silence forge both despair and hope. The chorus swells with a martial cadence, echoing the sound of fifes and drums, embodying the march of generations bound to labor and sacrifice. Yet beneath the weight of struggle lies a yearning for freedom, redemption, and a dream beyond the plow and the battlefield.

Blending raw storytelling with soaring refrains, To Work and to War is at once haunting and inspiring. It’s a song for dreamers and fighters alike — an ode to endurance, solidarity, and the relentless pursuit of meaning in the face of hardship.

To Work And To War

To Work and to War

“Virtual Temptation” by The Driftwood Saints

Virtual Temptation is a moody, modern rock track that explores the tension between digital fantasy and genuine human connection. Through vivid lyrics about glowing screens, filtered lives, and ghostly clarity, the song explores how social media lures us into cycles of distraction, desire, and loneliness.

The verses paint a stark picture of relationships reduced to pixels and fleeting notifications, while the chorus delivers a haunting refrain about disconnection and the emptiness of chasing digital approval. With its atmospheric instrumentation and emotionally charged vocals, Virtual Temptation captures the dissonance of living in a world where the lines between reality and illusion are constantly blurred.

It is both a cautionary tale and a raw confession — a song for an era where connection has never been easier, yet true intimacy feels further away than ever.

Virtual Temptations

Veil of Pain by The Cypher Kings is a dark, hard-hitting anthem that tears through the illusions we build to hide our suffering. With brooding instrumentals, thunderous percussion, and emotionally raw vocals, the song explores the silent battles waged behind stoic faces — where strength and vulnerability coexist beneath the same mask.

Lyrically, it pulls listeners into a world of internal struggle, where the “veil” becomes both armor and prison. Each verse peels back another layer of emotional defense, revealing the cost of repression and the desperate yearning for release. The chorus surges with intensity — a cry for truth, for breaking free from the lies we tell ourselves to survive.

The Cypher Kings blend cinematic soundscapes with gritty, industrial undertones, creating a sound that’s both haunting and cathartic. Veil of Pain is not just a song — it’s an awakening. A reminder that healing begins when the mask finally falls.

Veil Of Pain

“Chains in My Head” by The Cypher Kings

Chains in My Head is an intense, introspective anthem about mental confinement, self-awareness, and the struggle to reclaim control. Blending raw emotion with poetic precision, The Cypher Kings capture the turmoil of inner dialogue — the constant battle between fear, confusion, and the yearning for liberation.

The song opens with imagery of invisible chains — not forged of metal, but of thought, expectation, and doubt. Each verse digs deeper into the psyche, where faith, control, and emotional surrender intertwine in a search for meaning. The haunting chorus echoes like an echoing voice in the mind: “What is this conversation going on in my head?” — a refrain that encapsulates the confusion and introspection of those caught between despair and determination.

Musically, the track fuses dark rock tones with electronic undertones, mirroring the tension between chaos and clarity. The bridge shifts the tone from submission to empowerment, as the narrator finds resolve in the realization that freedom is a choice — one earned through courage and acceptance.

By the final verse, Chains in My Head becomes a declaration of resilience: a breaking of mental barriers and the rediscovery of life’s fragile thread. It’s both haunting and hopeful — a reminder that freedom begins within, when we stop letting fear dictate our thoughts.

Chains In My Head

“This Is My Family” is a joyful, lighthearted tune that celebrates the beautiful chaos, laughter, and unconditional love that make family life unforgettable. With a playful country-pop bounce and witty storytelling, the song paints a vivid picture of everyday hilarity — from burnt toast and barking dogs to Grandpa’s old jokes and Auntie Sue’s gossip.

Each verse brings a new smile, mixing humor with genuine warmth. Beneath the jokes and mishaps, there’s a heartfelt message: no matter how messy life gets, family is the greatest gift of all. The catchy chorus — “Oh, this is my family, my beautiful crew” — captures that feeling of belonging and joy that can only come from home.

Filled with clever lyrics, toe-tapping rhythm, and pure heart, “This Is My Family” is both comedic and sentimental — a song that reminds listeners to laugh loud, love hard, and never trade their own crazy crew for anything in the world.

Family

“In Your Head” by Jonnathan Strawthorne and The Prismatics

In Your Head is a haunting, cinematic anthem that blurs the line between internal struggle and collective chaos. With evocative lyrics and soaring instrumentation, Jonnathan Strawthorne and The Prismatics deliver a track that feels both personal and universal — a reflection of the battles we fight within ourselves and in the world around us.

The verses move like waves of memory and tension, weaving images of conflict, loss, and fading empathy. The chorus — “In your head, in your head, they are fighting” — echoes as a cry of resistance and awareness, a symbolic war between love and destruction, peace and pride. Ethereal synths and driving percussion build a soundscape that feels both apocalyptic and hopeful, embodying the contrast between despair and defiance.

The bridge bursts open with light, urging a new dawn: “With love as our weapon, we can carry on.” Here, the song transcends its darkness, transforming pain into power, conflict into connection.

In Your Head stands as one of The Prismatics’ most powerful and introspective works — a call to awaken, to feel, and to fight not with anger, but with compassion.

In Your Head

I Want To Kiss You

It's about overcoming yourself and moving on to the next phase of growth. I examine the potential impossibility of particular accomplishments, trying to outline and understand the attitude required to overcome an impossible situation. Additionally, the fight to persevere and overcome the impossible to make the possible. Never giving up on the course and/or action.

Impossible

Zero Shift

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I am a music producer, lyricist and composer. I have been doing this since 2012. People from all over the world make the sounds used in my music, and at times I'll use A.I.for specific vocals. I write the lyrics, compose the music, and provide the production; I'll hire professionals for the specific instruments I need and pull them all together to make the final production I want.

I love making music, and many productions are for specific moods or atmospheres I am trying to create.

I hope you find my productions soothing, calming, relaxing, and energetic to help move your body to the rhythm and beat of the music. I wish you all the best.

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