Beautiful song and very very nice Voices and harmony 💞❤️

"I think nothing beautiful comes without a fight" brought chills down my spin such a good song and Ik it's not at the right time 😭

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I Could Say, taken from the Odyssey EP.

Release date: November 10th 2013

Pre-orders available soon.

Produced and arranged by Hugh Worskett.
Engineered by Ben Mclusky, Hugh Worskett and Mark Bishop.
Mixed by Mark Bishop.
Mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Christian Wright.
Recorded at Snap Studios, London.

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I Could Say

First track from the new Los Angeles indie-pop quintet

Milo Greene - 1957

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Music, Lyrics & Arrangement by Ed Prosek
Produced, Engineered & Mixed by Charlie McClean
Additional engineering Rob Quickenden
Recorded at Ford Lane Studios and Tiny Lion Studios
Mastered by Sam Eddison at Golden Ears Mastering

Ed Prosek - Acoustic Guitar/Vocals
Thom Mills - Drums/Percussion
Charlie McClean - Electric Guitar/Backing Vocals
Alan Cassab - Piano
Scott Gentry - Double Bass
Joe Keelan - Mandolin
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Step Down From It

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Mimicking Birds - Burning Stars

Chasing The Sky.

Shayne Ward - No Promises

Just A Thought

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not vocaloid wow

but yeah i really wanted to contribute something to the fandom, so have a heartwrenching song about frisk's (and not chara) thoughts while fighting sans

me? i love getting dunked on and do not regret anything

forgive my shitty mixmox

lyrics by the lovely @ateotu

I didn’t know what I got into
Somehow I can’t go back even if I really wanted to
So what more can I do?
Here at the end, it’s just me and you

I never wanted to play by all the rules
A knife in hand, I’m playing out the part of the fool

So here we go, you can judge me thoroughly
It’s too late for apologies.

Go ahead and just hit me since you’re able
We know my determination is unstable
I’m not even mad because I keep on dying
But I don’t even know why I’m trying.

This isn’t what I want, yet it’s what I asked for
Curiosity over all my morals
I took away our perfect, happy ending
Resetting the world despite the warnings

Right now I’m made of LOVE ahh… of LOVE ahh…

I know who you are, you remember who I am
We knew that once in a timeline, we had grown to be good friends
And yet I killed your brother without giving him a chance
Every time you throw me down, I hope you kill me once again.

So go ahead and just hit me since you’re able
All the sin that I can feel is unbearable
If I could only hit you once it would be over
But the consequences last forever

The flowers are in bloom as the birds will tell
It’s a beautiful day to be burning in Hell
You gave me advice, I chose genocide,
But I know how to make it right.

I am made of LOVE ahh… but I’ll give up for you.

Stronger Than You (Undertale Parody Response)

One Call Away

One Call Away (Piana-pella)

Writers: Janis Ian & Russ Taff
A song celebrating love and the holiday season. 

A THOUSAND YEARS
There is silence on the street tonight
and the cars have all gone home
Every shop has locked its doors up tight
getting ready for the show
And it’s time for me to go

There’s a roaring fire and a rocking chair
and a stocking full of dreams
Every corner’s filled with a joyful air
and the scent of evergreen
We will toast peace on earth
Raise a glass of Christmas cheer
And ask this night to last a thousand years 

A thousand years
A thousand years
We will ask this night to last a thousand years

If the sky belonged to me alone
and my dreams could all come true
I would give to every child a home
like the one I share with you
So let us toast peace on earth
and good fortune everywhere
And ask this night to last a thousand years 

I will wrap my heart in a silver bow
And place it in your hands
For your love’s the gift I cherish most
Out of all the gifts I’ve had

A thousand years
A thousand years
We will ask this night to last
a thousand years

A Thousand Years (2011)

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Title: Already Gone
Artist: Wild Rivers
Music & Lyrics: Khalid Yassein
Vocals: Devan Glover & Khalid Yassein
Drums: Ben Labenski
Guitars, Bass, Piano, Mandolin: Khalid Yassein

Produced, recorded and mixed by Dan Hosh at Catherine North Studios (Hamilton, ON). 
Mastered by Stephen Pitkin. 

Released February 3rd, 2016.

Video by Kevin A Courtney at KC Productions

Already Gone

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Only Lonely - Single

The Ballroom Thieves - Only Lonely

As a band, Wild Rivers have never been better. This goes double for the band as individuals, even as they settle in different cities and grow into themselves as adults. Together since college, Devan Glover [vocals], Khalid Yassein [guitar, vocals, keys], and Andrew Oliver [lead guitar] have put down roots in new places and tackled coming-of-age obstacles. After nine years together, they’ve always found their way back to each other, rather like a marriage. And that’s why their new, forthcoming album, the follow-up to 2022’s folk-rock triumph Sidelines, will be called Never Better.


An earnest, soul-baring look at where they’ve been and where they’re going, Never Better (co-produced with Gabe Wax, who has previously worked with The War On Drugs, Soccer Mommy, Adrianne Lenker, and Jeremy Zucker) showcases Wild Rivers’ joy around being together, particularly after they’ve faced burnout, mental health challenges, and extended periods away from home, among other things. “Being in music is like a deal with the devil,” Khalid says of band life. “You have to give up so much, but you have the opportunity to have the richest experiences of your life. You have to ride the wave and not put too much weight on the highs or the lows. It took us a long time to learn, but that’s a real mindset shift for us.”


Recording in Joshua Tree, Devan, Khalid, and Andrew initially set out to just unplug, reconnect, and rediscover the beauty in creating. Soon, they realized they potentially had a new record on their hands—the results of which appear on Never Better, an album that finds Wild Rivers letting go of their studio-perfectionist tendencies and capturing the energy of their uninhibited live shows. “We used to think it was important to be precious,” says Devan. “I used to take five hours to record a vocal and not be happy until it was perfect. Now I think we're more instinct-driven. I realize now that it’s  actually much more of a skill to be able to do four takes and be like, ‘that's the one,’ because the feeling is there, even if it isn't technically perfect.”


For Never Better, Wild Rivers reimagined their studio process, recording a number of elements live off the floor. “We actively wanted to have a lot more fun making this record,” Andrew adds of recording as a live band. “It's way more enjoyable to record songs all together and be able to see each other laughing and reacting to moments, rather than slowly building it up one little thing at a time where someone goes into a room by themselves. We wanted to maintain that connection the whole time.” 


As they look to the future, Wild Rivers are placing a new emphasis on finding balance and taking care of themselves on the road. Devan says. “We’ve gone through really difficult times, mentally, and the strain of being on tour can take a toll. Mental health has always been top of mind for us, and we want to find that balance for ourselves and help other people with the issues that we're struggling with."


Wild Rivers’ effortless synchronicity shines through on the gorgeously harmonized anthem “Everywhere I Go,” which builds from a piano-based jog to a full-fledged sprint with propulsive drums and shimmering keys. "I was thinking about my grandpa, who I was very close to. He passed away a few years ago,” Khalid says. “He was the only other musical person in my family. We used to sit at the piano and play together. He was one of the funniest people I've ever met. I was thinking about how something benign can remind you of someone who's gone and how it can elicit a powerful emotion. It’s the positive feeling of holding on to a memory of something that's inherently sad but beautiful and uplifting.”


Elsewhere, on the swaying “Cave”—pieced together in Nashville and London —Wild Rivers sing wanting something regardless of consequence. “It’s about caving to temptation,” Andrew says. “The temptation being something you know might not be the right thing, but you’re down to just give into it.”


Similarly, the bright and cheery title track gives itself over to the thrill—and risk—of romance. "We have so many breakup songs—so many heartache, pouring-our-souls-out songs," Khalid says. "We are in our 20s, we've had fun experiences and made mistakes in life. The concept of the song is when you're in a messed-up, secret hookup situation. And someone asks 'How's it going with this person?' And you say, 'Never better.' It's a tongue-in-cheek reference to romantic chaos and throwing caution to the wind."


Finally, of the earnest piano ballad “Backfire,” Devan says, “The demo I made was piano and vocals, and the band had the idea to make it more crunchy guitar, lean slightly more '90s, which I never imagined when writing it. It's more story-based. It's more of a build. It felt like what we have done best up until this point. It feels like a bridge from what we've been doing to the new era.”


Khalid adds, “As soon as I heard ‘Backfire,’ I was like, ‘Oh, this is completely Devan as a person. I just believed every moment of it. Vocally, you can hear that. We were all moved by that. It's one of our favorites of the record. It’s really emotional, really unabashed.”


Just as Wild Rivers move from one exciting stage of their career to the next, they are very much still figuring out what it means to grow together. Their journey, filled with peaks, valleys, and everything in between, has never been more beautiful to witness.

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