My List of Distractions

It Must Be This

Eve Thomas

A deep and touching song about loneliness and pining after someone you can't have. Reminiscent of the old country music of Patsy Cline.

I've Been Wondering Lately

Eve Thomas

A sweet and captivating track about loving and waiting for someone through the seasons. Lots of spring and summer imagery, and an overall theme of hopefulness.

Wishing I Was

Eve Thomas

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

Probably Something Else

Eve Thomas

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

The River

Eve Thomas

A cheerful and catchy love song. References to Japan (Kyoto) and snow.

Thursday Night

Eve Thomas

A softly sultry song about finally getting together with someone after a long time of resisting.

Track Nine: Week Nights (Indie Slow Jam) – Instrumental

supernova dream

Track One: After Noon (Indie Rock)

Without a Net

An expressive indie folk ballad featuring bright acoustic guitar strumming, mandolin accents, and a grounded, raspy lead vocal delivery. The arrangement shifts between introspective verses and a driving, melancholic chorus, blending traditional Americana textures with spiritual and existential themes. Its bittersweet, reflective tone makes it well-suited for character-driven dramas, emotional turning points, and rustic cinematic scenes. Suggested Sync Placements: Character & Drama TV Series: Emotional climaxes, introspective travel sequences, or reflective bar/porch scenes (e.g., Yellowstone, Friday Night Lights, Parenthood). Indie Films: Key narrative moments depicting personal struggle, spiritual crisis, reconciliation, or road trips through small-town or rural settings. Documentaries: Human-interest stories, Americana history, or features exploring faith, community, and resilience. Promos & Credits: End-credit sequences for contemporary drama or episodic series looking for an authentic, earthy acoustic soundtrack. Keywords & Pitch Metadata: Genre: Indie Folk / Singer-Songwriter / Americana Mood: Bittersweet, Reflective, Melancholic, Earnest, Spiritual Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Male Vocal Sounds Like: The Avett Brothers, Lumineers, Mumford & Sons, Gregory Alan Isakov

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.

Share It All

Share It All is a hopeful, inspiring tune, with a clarion call to look after each other, take care of each other, with an understanding that we all deserve to be cared for and looked after - especially those who are vulnerable and need our support. A great song for any film, television show, commercial. etc. that has themes of our common humanity, homelessness, oppression, the disenfranchised, etc. It is also a song about a person awakening to the world around them, and how that can lead to social action, and the desire to make the world a better place.