Live From Echo Mountain

All Again (Live)

Morgan Wallen - Lies Lies Lies

"Barking at the Madness" is a raw and urgent anthem for those who refuse to stay silent in the face of chaos. With pounding rhythms and fiery lyrics, the track echoes the frustration, defiance, and resilience of a world spiraling into absurdity. This is the sound of pushing back—of calling out the noise, the lies, and the madness.

"Presented by Barking Justice Music – Amplifying the Resistance, One Song at a Time."

Barking at the Madness

He is surrounded and hounded by Liars, Losers and Lunatic Lovers

Liars, Losers and Lunatic Lovers (Remastered)

Ain't Worth A Buck (Marvin Shelton)

[INTRO]

[V1]
Now, I don’t claim to be special, just an ordinary guy
But I think wisdom is essential, to make it through this life
You see,  I saw this dude, picking a losing fight
with a mountain of a man twice his size

[Pre-chorus]
I wish more people had some common sense!!

[CHORUS]
Well, I ain't never been called a thinker
but I can use a blinker
At the movies, I don't whip out my phone
I don't go interrupting, 
when somebody's saying something
If you don't want to talk, I'll leave you alone
I'd pay good money up front, for more humans that don't suck
But some of us, just...ain't worth a buck!

[V2]
Okay, wait a minute there, I ain't always in the right
I've done my fair share, of not thinking twice
I've said, "hold my beer", a few times in my life
I learned my lesson, now I listen to my wife!

[Pre-chorus]
I wish more people had some common sense!!

[CHORUS]
Well, I ain't never been called a thinker
but I can use a blinker
At the movies, I don't whip out my phone
I don't go interrupting, 
when somebody's saying something
If you don't want to talk, I'll leave you alone
I'd pay good money up front, for more humans that don't suck
But some of us, just...ain't worth a buck!

[Instrumental]

[CHORUS]
Well, I ain't never been called a thinker
but I can use a blinker
At the movies, I don't whip out my phone
I don't go interrupting, 
when somebody's saying something
If you don't want to talk, I'll leave you alone
I'd pay good money up front, for more humans that don't suck
But some of us, just ain't worth a buck!
Some of us...just...ain't worth a buck!

Ain't Worth A Buck!

A man compares himself to Samson when he runs out of options in his own home.

Let This Temple Fall

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WHAT? (ARR. 02)

Through Another’s Eyes is a heartfelt country ballad that explores the beauty found in our differences. It reminds us that no two people see the world the same way—but when we take the time to understand each other, we create space for peace, empathy, and real connection. It’s a song about unity, perspective, and learning to love beyond our own lens.

Through Anothers Eyes

Country Boy



“Enough” – An Honest Anthem for the Soul 🎶✨
In “Enough,” Scott Allen Crow trades the noise of the world for the quiet truths that matter most. This song isn’t trying to impress anyone—it’s trying to breathe, heal, and maybe remind you to do the same.

From the opening lines, the listener is dropped into the inner monologue of a man unlearning the chaos: stepping off the merry-go-round of expectations, industry, and identity. With a mix of humor, vulnerability, and grit, Scott writes not from the mountaintop—but from the back porch, where real change happens.

The verses feel like journal entries scratched in the margin of life: trying to quit smoking, slipping in the occasional curse, holding on to music like a lifeline. It’s a raw portrait of self-work that doesn’t aim for perfection—but aims to matter.

The chorus is the heart of it all:

“I just want to write a song,
that wakes somebody’s heart up…”

And that’s exactly what this track does.
It’s not just a song—it’s a philosophy. A quiet rebellion against the idea that you have to be more than who you already are.

With stripped-back honesty and plainspoken strength, “Enough” affirms what most of us secretly need to hear:

You're doing fine.
You’re surrounded by love.
You don’t have to prove a thing.
You are… enough.




WHAT? (ARR. 02)

Vincent Projects