A collection of Christmas classics and originals from Yonder Breaks!

Christmas Rain

Green Goes White

O Come All Ye Faithful

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

"Seeds" was written for a benefit compilation album set to come out in 2024 to support Seed Capital Network (www.seedcapitalnetwork.com), an organization that provides loans to small businesses in developing countries. Lyrically, I wanted to follow the concept of small acts making a big impact, empowering its recipients, written from the point of view of the one receiving the benefits of the "seed." Musically, it's a simple tune, including beachy vibes in the style of Jack Johnson or Jason Mraz.

Seeds

A nice little song written to my wife when we were dating. Here is the acoustic version, released in conjunction with my book, All Roads Lead to Dockweiler, available everywhere!

More Beautiful (Acoustic)

Luna

A silly song about some potential good side effects to global warming, considering that maybe life is more about perspective than we think.

Global Warming (Echo Park Mix)

A demo from 2014, recorded with Alex Barker of Root and Twig Sound.

Clouds (Meyer Lane Mix)

A track started while surfing, and about surfing, particularly at a (mostly) hidden spot in Los Angeles County. Part of the Sunrise at Sunset EP, and the All Roads Lead to Dockweiler book, available everywhere!

Standout

A fun track about living life at the beach in Southern California!

Golden Coast Summertime (Single)

An easy going love song with a beachy vibe. "The best love grows."

Ocean Eyes (Single)

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Yonder Breaks is Rick Bickerstaff, a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from Los Angeles, California. Originally from Charleston, South Carolina, the roots of bluegrass/folk and country/western show up in songs like "This Life of Us" and "Money Ain't Nothin'." But the influence of coastal living, along with a strong passion for surfing is not left out; particularly in "More Beautiful" and "Like a Song," which are about his wife and oldest daughter, respectively.

Yonder Breaks performs often around Los Angeles, where you can see him tell stories and sing songs about fatherhood, faith, career and creative pursuits. He also enjoys writing blogs, fiction, and shooting skate videos with his two daughters.

Fun fact: Rick and his wife are avid fans of Christmas, and even got married a week prior. As a result, you'll often hear sleigh bells where they don't belong in Yonder Breaks music.

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