Retro Soul track taken from our upcoming album 'Soul Man'
A collection of 9 Original Songs, with a timeless feel.
Releasing on ALL PLATFORMS 6th November 2025

Happy Loving Man

Hey everyone, I’m so grateful you’re here to listen to this one.

This track, Postcards in the Rain, feels like a very honest, quiet moment for me. It’s built on those gorgeous loopy chords and that mellow Chillhop swing—the kind of sound that just settles around you when the lights are low. It’s cinematic, but in the melancholic way life is when you’re caught between holding on and letting go.

The Heart of the Song
This song is just me sitting in the quiet after things end, when you realize the hardest part is the space the other person left behind.

The Melancholy: The verses are about the small, heavy details: the phone line that’s gone cold, a jacket that smells like yesterday, and how every single raindrop seems to be counting the minutes back to their name. My heart is still keeping the silence like a secret tune where their ghost still dances.

The Confession (The Chorus): This is where I admit I’m still writing those postcards in the rain. It’s messy, it’s vulnerable, and it makes no sense—writing something just to watch it dissolve. But maybe that’s the point: accepting that "love's just ink and pain," and even though the words wash away, the feeling never does.

The Real Talk (The Bridge): That moment when the beat drops to a half-time groove is the most honest part. I stop pretending I'm fine. It's just me and the broken vinyl and the full ashtray of "almosts and maybes." It’s about reading the air like a broken kid and just letting the rain keep the pace.

Thank you, sincerely, for listening to this loop of my heart. It means the world to me that you let me share these feelings with you.

Please listen when you need a quiet moment, and I hope this finds you well.

Sending you all the best.

Postcards in the Rain (Him)

✨ Electric Heart – 70s Shimmer & Strings, Vol. 1 ✨
Where gold meets groove. A lush, male-led journey through velvet nights, slow burns, and glittering dance floors. Strings shimmer, basslines sway, and every note drips with soul. It’s the soundtrack to love in motion — rich, warm, and timeless — a true 70s revival powered by hope, driven by heart.


5, Echoes on the Dancefloor - 70’s Shimmer & Strings

Sleeping At The Wheel

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Cool Track From Rylan Storme & The Dreamlights - " WE WILL DO THE WINNING TOGETHER " - Sensational Duo Track From RYLAN STORME & THE DREAMLIGHTS - Mega Hit Records UK - Song Writer PRS: 259692809 - PRS SONG ID:  EJNW-211125-7759-00 - All Rights Reserved.

WE WILL DO THE WINNING TOGETHER

9. Freedom's Fatigue

I wrote this track for a Facebook friend, who's a pretty good singer, he's looking for new material, this might be a little too serious though.

Evil, Evil Lady

Daydream in my pockets (French ADHD) Bossa version

I have loved sza since 2014 when I first heard her EP, "Z". I started writing songs when I was in high school and would post them on this account just for the fun of it. I was more bothered with crushes and making the varsity basketball team than a career in music. Throughout high school, I struggled with the feeling of being the underdog/outcast. College was good, but I realized a lot of the ideas I had about certain things were from other people--even the ideas I had about myself. It has taken years to deconstruct and build my courage to allow myself to be. I didn't need to prove myself or overcompensate. I've learned a lot through my journey with doing music. When being an athlete was over and relationships ended, music was there. When I realized I didn't enjoy anything as much as music, forcing myself to believe teaching was my only way felt cruel. I say this all to say that, sza is a huge inspiration--not only musically, but in her personal growth. I respect her authenticity, vulnerability, and how she chooses to love and show up in this world even when it is not easy.

warm up

I use AI to create the very thing I love: music. Every word I write is meant to speak to your heart and reach your soul. This is more than sound, it’s connection. We’re here for the love of music, and I invite you to listen with an open heart.

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Silver Sage