You Shouldn't Really Have Me

No More Air

Abi Foster

Upbeat self-empowerment breakup song with acoustic and electronic elements

Don't Make It A Thing

A moody, synth-tinged indie track with an effortless mid-tempo groove, atmospheric guitar hooks, and deadpan, cynical vocal delivery exploring modern alienation." Vibe / Mood: Cynical, Atmospheric, Laid-Back, Sarcastic, Moody, Cool, Reflective Instrumentation: Clean Electric Guitars, Pulsing Bassline, Mid-Tempo Drums, Atmospheric Synths, Deadpan Vocal Sounds Like / Reference Artists: LCD Soundsystem, Spoon, The National, Interpol, Wilco, Parquet Courts Overview: Driven by a steady 112 BPM rhythm section and ethereal ambient synth pads, this track blends post-punk minimalism with catchy indie-rock guitar lines. The conversational, dry vocal performance weaves through themes of modern fatigue, societal performativity, and unspoken tension, offering a cool, brooding edge. Dynamic Arc: Starts with a light, atmospheric intro before settling into a locked-in bass and drum groove. It maintains a controlled, simmering tension throughout the verses, swelling slightly with layered guitars and repetitive vocal motifs in the chorus without ever losing its cool, understated posture. Ideal Visual Placements Dark Dramedies & Indie Films: Nighttime driving shots, late-night bar scenes, characters brooding in apartments, or awkward social gatherings. Tech / Culture Documentaries: B-roll montages focusing on social media, modern hustle culture, urban solitude, or digital-era satire. TV Series Transitions: End-credit sequences, third-act montages where a character realizes the situation isn't what it seems, or walk-and-talk scenes.

Ten Steps Away From You

Perfect for nostalgic, emotional or romantic content

If I Could Sing (instrumental version)

New age/contemporary gospel music track, great for lounging, radio, tv, film, church, gathering, advertements,

Life Worth LIving

“Life Worth Living” is an anthem of resilience. Built on a sense of forward motion, the song captures the tension between doubt and determination. Best used for the following brands: Automotive & Off-Road, Athletic & Fitness Apparel, Workwear & Tools, Outdoor & Adventure Gear. 1) Automotive & Off-Road, The "no turning back now" lyric and driving rhythm are practically begging to be paired with a rugged vehicle campaign. It would be perfect for a spot featuring an SUV, like a Subaru Ascent, confidently navigating tough weather, muddy backroads, or mountainous terrain. 2) Athletic & Fitness Apparel: Brands that focus on grit, overcoming adversity, and pushing physical limits (like Under Armour or Nike) often use heavy, defiant anthems. The "shouted" chorus would perfectly underscore a montage of athletes training in the rain or fighting through the final miles of a race. 3) Workwear & Tools: The raw, Americana-infused rock sound naturally aligns with brands like Carhartt, Duluth Trading Co., or power tool companies. The lyrics about finding beauty in the "mess" and knowing the world "ain't crumbling just yet" fit perfectly with imagery of building, repairing, and honest hard work. 4) Outdoor & Adventure Gear: For brands like REI or Patagonia, the themes of continuing to walk "even when the road ahead is unclear" match the spirit of exploration, hiking, and tackling the unknown.