“Ride On In: Grand Entry Anthem” isn’t just a song — it’s the soundtrack to rodeo tradition. From the crack of the chute gate to the first lap of the grand entry, this anthem captures the energy, pride, and true-blue spirit of the arena.

Written to celebrate every event — broncs, bulls, barrel racers, ropers, and steer wrestlers — it’s a universal hype song that belongs at the start of any rodeo, anywhere in Australia. With stomping beats, dust-kicking grit, and a chorus made for the crowd to shout along, this is the moment the rodeo roars to life.

Whether you’re in the stands or saddled up, “Ride On In” sets the stage for a night of thrills, spills, and legends in the making. This isn’t just music — it’s the grand entry anthem.

Ride On In

“Just Another Rodeo Love Song” is a heartfelt country ballad that starts off like a tender story of falling for someone under the wide Western skies — but with a twist. By the final verse, it reveals the real love isn’t for a person at all, but for the rodeo itself. With imagery of dust, bulls, broncs, and the magic of Coolgardie nights, it’s both a romantic tribute and a love letter to the rodeo way of life. Blending acoustic warmth with a modern country edge, this track is made for anyone who’s ever lost their heart to the arena lights.

Just Another Rodeo Love Song

"Barrel Racer Flow" is me tipping my hat to the cowgirls who tear up the arena. I wrote this track to capture that rush of speed, the dirt flying, the crowd screaming — all the grit and glory of a barrel race. When the beat drops, it feels like I’m right there in the chute, running that cloverleaf pattern, chasing the clock. The neon pink cover says it all: bold, fast, and full of attitude. This is my flow, my respect, my rodeo.

Barrel Racer Flow

“She Likes It Rough (My BNS Ute)” is a cheeky, Slim Dusty-inspired bush ballad turned full-blown B&S party anthem. It’s a rowdy singalong dedicated to the love between an Aussie and his battered old ute — complete with beer in the tray, stickers on the bumper, and a chorus made for shouting at the pub. Packed with naughty humour, campfire yarns, and a tongue-in-cheek nod to outback romance, this track will have the crowd stomping boots, raising stubbies, and yelling along ‘til sunrise.

Me and My BNS Root (Ute)

“ Kalgoorlie, baby, we live and die!” is a raw, gritty rap anthem straight out of the Goldfields. It’s a love letter to Kalgoorlie — the dust, the mines, the pubs, the burnouts, and the wild nights on Hannan Street. With a footy-chant chorus and hard-hitting Aussie pub-rap energy, this track captures the spirit of a town where hard work meets hard drinking.

From FIFO boys in hi-vis to Boulder burnouts in V8s, “ Kalgoorlie, baby, we live and die!” is pure outback pride — loud, cheeky, and unapologetically bogan. It’s not polished, it’s not pretty — but it’s bloody Kalgoorlie.

Kalgoorlie, baby, we live and die!

Cowboy Collector is a sassy, tongue-in-cheek rodeo pop anthem told straight from the heart of a buckle bunny. With playful lyrics, a catchy beat, and a wink of mischief, it’s a lighthearted spin on rodeo romance and the wild cowboy lifestyle. Mixing country storytelling with pop energy, this track celebrates freedom, fun, and chasing thrills under the rodeo lights.

For fans of Taylor Swift’s Shake It Off vibe, it’s the perfect soundtrack for two-steppin’, line dancin’, or hollerin’ from the beer tent.

Cowboy Collector

“That Bloke’s a Hand” is a heartfelt bush ballad in the Slim Dusty tradition — a steady 4/4 country tune honouring the quiet station worker who keeps the outback rolling. With warm acoustic strums, campfire storytelling, and a nostalgic nod to the great stockmen of Australia, the song captures the grit, skill, and character of a true horseman. It’s a tribute to the blokes who never boast, never falter, and always carry the brand with pride.

That Blokes a Hand

A tongue-in-cheek Aussie twist on Paul Kelly’s classic How to Make Gravy, this parody celebrates the humble national breakfast: Vegemite on toast. With spoken word verses, playful storytelling, and a sing-along chorus, it turns everyday kitchen habits into a folk-rock anthem. From buttering just right to keeping peace in Nan’s breakfast bar, these lyrics wrap nostalgia, humour, and Australian identity into one catchy package. Whether you’re city-side or out bush, it’s a reminder that sometimes the simplest rituals — toast, tea, and a scrape of black gold — are the most sacred.

How to Make Vegemite on Toast

“Once a Digital Swagman” is a tongue-in-cheek modern bush ballad that reimagines the old swagman as a 4x4 explorer and influencer chasing Wi-Fi across the outback. With selfies, drones, rooftop tents, and hashtags, this parody blends Aussie humour with the rugged charm of life on the red dirt tracks. A photorealistic selfie cover captures the swagman grinning in front of his rig under a wide open sky — part bush traveller, part online storyteller.

Once a Digital Swagman

Just one word. Raw, loud, and in your face — FUCK.

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