Haloed Eyes

Life Worth LIving

AJ & The Woods

“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.

I Don't Care

AJ & The Woods

“I Don’t Care” is a full-volume party anthem built on the raw electricity of our live performances. This track is best for the following brands: Beer, Spirits, & Beverage, Spontaneous Travel & Tourism, Action Sports & Apparel, Action-Comedy Movie Trailers or Video Games. 1) Beer, Spirits, & Beverage: This is a classic fit for alcohol brands that lean into the "weekend warrior" or tailgate demographic. The driving rhythm and "letting go" theme are perfect for a fast-paced montage of friends at a dive bar, a summer bonfire, or a backyard party. Think brands like Jack Daniel's, Coors Banquet, or even an energy drink like Red Bull. 2) Spontaneous Travel & Tourism: The lyrics "I don't care where I'm going next / Oh and I don't care where I go, I guess" are an absolute goldmine for travel companies promoting spontaneous road trips. It would be brilliant for an RV rental company, a motorcycle brand (like Harley-Davidson), or a destination known for cutting loose (like Las Vegas or Nashville). 3) Action Sports & Apparel: The raw grit, banjo, and heavy drums match up well with extreme sports or outdoor lifestyle brands. It could easily underscore a GoPro commercial featuring dirt biking, skateboarding, or off-roading, where the "head vs. heart" lyrics mirror the adrenaline of taking a physical risk. 4) Action-Comedy Movie Trailers or Video Games: The defiant "I don't care" chorus has that perfect swagger for a movie trailer where the anti-hero is walking away from an explosion, or a fast-paced, slightly chaotic video game promo.

Probably Something Else

A pensive and personal track about trying to deal with loneliness.

Wishing I Was

A deep and thoughtful track about longing for someone you can't have.

Borrowed Name

“Borrowed Name” is a gritty, high‑energy indie rock anthem about fame, identity, and the thrill of living under the spotlight’s heat. It captures the chaos of chasing recognition while losing yourself in the glare — a story of masks, secrets, and the electric rush of being seen. With driving guitars, pulsing drums, and cinematic tension, the track feels like a runaway heartbeat under flashing lights. It’s rebellious, stylish, and alive — the sound of someone burning bright in the neon haze, daring the world to call their name.

Wonder The World

A driving, 80s-inspired synth-pop anthem with bright melodies and a pulsing bassline. 'Wonder the World' blends nostalgic new wave energy with reflective lyrics about time and wanderlust. Perfect for retro-aesthetic TikToks, travel vlogs, and late-night driving playlists.