This song is a Cry out to Our GOD to Heal our Country and EACH Person who’s a part of it. Please GOD, Bring us Back Together. May We ALL Live for YOU and EACH Other in PEACE, LOVE and SERVICE. In JESUS Name, We BOLDLY PRAY, Amen.

GOD GOD WE NEED YOU

"Medicine” is a song-anthem honoring the traditions of folk medicine; plant-based medicine as a tool for empowerment and healing. It is a call to action to support the voices of the herbalists, healers, and teachers… the roots, plants, trees, and stones… the arts, the spirits, and the wild ones. It is an honoring of all the many ways that we can be well, and the radical and traditional ways in which we can steward health within ourselves. 

This song is a direct tribute to the people around the world who are holding and teaching these ways of herbal plant-based medicine, educating us all to know our gardens, our forests, our plants and our own bodies... to bring wellness back into our own hands and communities. It is not a dismissal of modern medicine, but a gratitude and honoring of its ancestry and foundations within folkloric traditions. 

This release comes on the New Moon after the Fall Equinox. As we are moving into a new season, a new time, and a new chapter, we offer this song as a ritual anthem for this transition and time of great change.

"Medicine" Lyrics:

Wise men say that rushing is violence
and so is your silence
when its rooted in compliance
To stand firm in loving defiance,
make art your alliance
give voice to the fire

Move people to the beat of the wind
Gather yourself and begin
to dance the song until it ends
We are winners, champions of the light
forming in numbers and might
keep the truth close in sight...

Chorus:
Medicine Woman, Medicine Man
walking with grace, I know your face, and I trust your hands
Medicine Woman, Medicine Man
walking with grace, I know your face, and I trust your hands

Find your teachers in the voice of the forests
unplug you cant ignore this
wisdom of the voiceless
Remedies are bountiful and surround us
from the garden to the farthest 
prayers made of star dust

Find your healing in the music that calls you
the voice that enthralls you
what do you belong to 
Eyes out theres the setting of the sun
give thanks to each and everyone
the lesson is the...

Medicine Woman, Medicine Man
walking with grace I know your face, and I trust your hand
Medicine Woman, Medicine Man
walking with grace, I know your face, and I trust your hand  
 
Poem:

I believe in bending backwards and extending
in my tracks 
trip back
until the lesson is in action and
your yard is feeding
stop stark the disbelieving
cause the garden holds the shards 
the medicine is in the seeds when

We hold tight to our right to protect and
we know our might is 10-fold in connection
our elders hold them bright lights 
we protect them
the medicine is evident 
the wolf, the hawk, the bear clan

We hold tight to our right to protect and
we know our might is 10-fold in connection
our elders hold them bright lights 
we protect them
the medicine is evident 
the wolf, the hawk, the bear clan...

Medicine Woman, Medicine Man
walking with grace, I know your face, and I trust your hands
Medicine Woman, Medicine Man
walking with grace, I know your face, and I trust your hands

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Medicine

Folk & Anchor is a collection of contemporary cover-songs done in a uniquely folk-y that have been meaningful to us over the years. As sisters, as a Southern folk band, as lovers of the story-telling songs, neo-soul, banjo, Beyonce, Hozier, Bob Dylan and beyond, we are eclectic music lovers. Our taste spans from the Hip-hop of our urban up-bringing in ATL to the deep roots of the American South. We grew up immersed in a musical family, and our songwriting and performance has been deeply influenced by so many Americana genres over the years. We wanted to create a body of work where all those influences could be showcased under one roof. So here we have it, a collection of songs; from "I Shall Be Released," by Bob Dylan that feels as timeless and important now as ever, to a string band rendition of Beyonce's new "Texas Hold'em,'" which feels like such an important moment in redefining the south, the banjo, and the wide diversity of its legacy. Each song has been carefully selected from a long list of favorites because they each tell a story in and of themselves. But more than that, they tell a story together, and that story weaves the listener into the sonic tapestries of the roots of the RisingAppalachia.

Texas Hold 'Em

Can I Sleep In Your Arms

**"A Sad Song In C" by Silvercreek: A Heartfelt Journey from Beattyville to the World**


Beattyville, Kentucky USA - SilverCreek Record’s LLC is thrilled to unveil the latest gem in its musical treasure trove: "A Sad Song In C" by the talented singer-songwriter SilverCreek. Hailing from the picturesque town of Beattyville, SilverCreek brings a touch of soul and authenticity to the forefront with this emotionally charged single.



In the intimate realm of the Singer/Songwriter genre, "A Sad Song in C" showcases SilverCreek's ability to weave poetic narratives into melodies that linger in the heart. The song is a heartfelt journey, drawing inspiration from the artist's personal experiences and the unique essence of Beattyville.



SilverCreek's soulful vocals and introspective lyrics transport listeners into a world where vulnerability meets strength, creating a powerful connection between the artist and audience. "A Sad Song In C" is not just a song; it's a musical confessional that resonates with anyone who has ever navigated the complexities of life and love.



As the haunting melodies of "A Sad Song In C" unfold, it's evident that SilverCreek is not just a musician but a storyteller, painting emotions with every note. SilverCreek Record’s LLC is proud to present this Kentucky-born talent to a global audience, offering a glimpse into the heart and soul of Beattyville’s musical landscape.



So, whether you're a fan of Singer/Songwriter tunes or simply appreciate raw, authentic storytelling, "A Sad Song In C”by SilverCreek is a must-listen. Let the music take you on a journey from the heart of Beattyville , Kentucky, to the far reaches of the world. This is not just a single release; it's a testament to the universal language of music that transcends borders and speaks to the core of our shared human experience.


SilverCreek - A Sad Song in C (Single)

Pricey (feat. Moneybagg Yo)

SilverCreek Record’s is Proud to represent Gary Gray’s second single under the eastern Kentucky indie label. “ I Got Bluegrass In My Soul “ is another upbeat Bluegrass tune that’ll grab your attention with these catchy, but heartfelt lyric’s. 
Don’t miss out on “ I Got Bluegrass In My Soul “.

Best Regaurds,
SilverCreek Record’s

Gary Gray - I Got Bluegrass In My Soul

God Save Me

SilverCreek Record’s is proud to Represent Valour’s new single “ Do’R’Die “ under the investment and recording contract of the label. Valour has been making his way through the music industry worldwide a dedicated artist making a name for himself in the Nigerian heritage. Listen to “ Do’R’Die “ by Valour on all digital listening platforms worldwide.

Best Regaurds,
SILVERCREEK RECORD’S

Valour - Do’R’Die

Lyrics from myself and David Graham (mctownmusic)
Music is an old track from Gary Carter
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Must of Been Luck
JD/DG/GC 2018
She grew up down in Texas in a little one horse town
Her daddy was a cowboy Never did come back around

Her momma didn't trust her So she drove off by herself
I saw her on the side of the road An I asked if I could help

(pre chorus)
She climbed up on my Harley We rode off into the wind
For years and years we were lovers Now we can’t even be friends

Chorus
We needed something more But I was never sure what of
I thought it was love It must of been luck
Must of been luck....Must of been luck

(music only then verse)
I loved being with her under that big Texas sky
One day my luck run out an she…told me goodbye

I climbed up on my Harley I rode off into the wind
For years and years we were lovers Now we can’t even be friends

We needed something more But I was never sure what of
I thought it was love ….It must of been luck (short)

bridge
I was lucky to learn from her   what it means to be free

I was lucky to be the man …that she  ..Use to need

I climbed up on my Harley I rode off into the wind
For years and years we were lovers Now we can’t even be friends

We needed something more But I was never sure what of
I thought it was love It must of been luck
Must of been luck....Must of been luck

Must of been luck....Must of been luck

SilverCreek - A Sad Song in C (Single)

SilverCreek Record’s Publishing Group

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