It's The Way

No One Like You

Girl with a Hawk

This is a song that was written in tribute to The Foo Fighters the day that Taylor Hawkins died of a drug overdose. It is about addiction, the pain of losing loved ones, not "seeing the signs", mourning the sudden loss of someone close. The theme is one of personal loss and anguish, but also recognizing the specialness of the person lost and expressing that they will never be forgotten.

The Fighter

Girl with a Hawk

This song is about the ancient and enduring legacy of family violence and social violence, i.e endless fighting, power grabbing, and war. It is both personal and universal, ending with a dystopian sounding epic rock outro that captures the chaos of violence and human exhaustion with it. Perfect for a Western, Cowboy, Family Drama, or War themed film.

I'm In Love With My Friends

Girl with a Hawk

This song would be perfect for any kind of scenario with friends hanging, partying, chilling, celebrating life, in bars, homes, outside, etc. or even, honoring loss... a retro, poppy, feel good almost holidayish tune, with a slightly poignant, wistful quality - a natural sing a long that celebrates lifelong friendships.

The Designer

Quirky and upbeat indie rock song. Perfect for TV, film, Creative Ads, and Lifestyle Vlogs!

Somebody's Day (instrumental)

Somebody's day. Cheeky raunchy, stops and starts with organ intro. Strolling, strutting pace.

Feeling

Description: A deeply atmospheric, nostalgic, and soulful indie-folk ballad exploring the mysteries of life, love, and human existence. Built upon delicate acoustic guitar strumming, a warm, melodic bassline, a gentle drum pulse, and a beautifully elegant studio grand piano arrangement, the song captures a timeless retro charm that feels incredibly honest and welcoming. Usage Recommendations & Scenarios: • Indie Dramas & Character Growth: Absolutely perfect for quiet, emotional cinematic scenes where characters are reflecting on life, experiencing breakthroughs, or wandering through nostalgic landscapes. • High-End Emotional Ads: Ideal background music for heartwarming, storytelling commercial campaigns focused on legacy, family, human connection, and deep trust. • Biographical Documentaries: Great organic texture for intimate human-interest stories, life retrospectives, or deep artistic profiles requiring a respectful and emotional tone.

Again & Again & Again

Quirky and cinematic pop/rock song. Perfect for TV, Film, Creative Ads, and Lifestyle Vlogs!

Can We Talk

Perfect for any form of nostalgic, rom-com, coming of age film/short film/series. Very powerful at parts and quite soft during others but keeps a very driven feel throughout the song. May also be suited to short adverts regarding communications or even mental health.

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.