Rock

This is our attempt to bring the vintage rock sound from 90s era. It's one of the track from our 2021 album "The Lost Tale". Check the whole collection on our Spotify (KVJ World)

The Lost Tale

God's Mercy

Too many thoughts that are lost 
And I’m trapped In the fog 
Nowhere else to go 
No one else to be 
I’m just sitting alone 
Why wont you pick up the phone 
I’m just trapped inside 
In your eyes, you see 
Tell me what you want 
Tell me your not gone 
I’m just losing the time I can’t even think 
Why am I such a fool 
Why am I such a tool 
I do this to myself I’m blinding my own needs

Too many thoughts that are lost 
 I’m trapped In the fog 
Nowhere else to go 
No one else to be 
I’m just sitting alone 
Why wont you pick up the phone 
I’m just trapped inside 
In your eyes, you see 

Too many thoughts that are lost 
And I’m trapped In the fog 
Nowhere else to go 
No one else to be 
I’m just sitting alone 
Why wont you pick up the phone 
I’m just trapped inside 
In your eyes, you see 
Tell me what you want 
Tell me your not gone 
I’m just losing the time I can’t even think 
Why am I such a fool 
Why am I such a tool 
I do this to myself I’m blinding my own needs

ALONE III (prod.kinsei)

HASEROT

I wrote this alt rock song about not giving a shit about what haters say and not letting them stop you from doing what you want to do. I hope you like it. Much love!

Ain't Gonna Slow Me Down

"Rx" isn't just a song—it's my journey through the darkest corners of my mind, a raw chronicle of my battle with mental health. Each note is a testament to those nights staring at the ceiling, feeling numb from countless pills. The lyrics capture my daily struggle: disconnected from the world, losing myself, becoming a hollow shell. Breaking free from them and reflecting on that journey.

Black Rose Symphony

Longtime followers of Mark Henes know that he has a habit of shifting eﬀortlessly from punk to country and back. On his foreboding new single, he fully embraces the former, with thrashing electric guitars backing up his signature booming baritone to create an energetic anthem for the end of times.

“Nostradamus is upon us, and what do you think will come?” Henes sings in the songs opening lines. It’s pretty clear that the future looks bleak from his perspective, but rather than wallow in pity, Mark uses his lyrical gifts to find reason for celebration in the face of hopelessness. The intricate guitar play and thundering drums provide listeners with a much needed sense of catharsis for the chaotic times we’re living in.

As he prepares the release of his debut full length album ‘Crystallized Reflections,’ it is clear that Mark is not content to be pigeon holed into just one sound. If this single is any indication, he is ready for a long and unpredictable career.

‘Nostradamus Is Upon Us’ is available everywhere Aug. 7, 2020

ALONE III (prod.kinsei)

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