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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.

It's The Way

Girl with a Hawk

This is mid tempo reflective song about recovering from addiction, needing direction, and finding ones way. This song is perfect for a driving scenario, road trip, inner reflection and contemplation, someone getting out of jail, or rehab, someone facing the past and meeting the future. There are poignant themes but ultimately it is a song about hope and the will to transform and finds one direction in life.

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.

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.

Go Home

Description: A deeply intimate, sparse, and melancholic indie-folk ballad centered around the themes of self-discovery, isolation, and finding one's way back home. Driven purely by a delicate, fingerpicked acoustic guitar arrangement, a steady bassline, and emotionally raw, vulnerable male vocals, the track creates a hauntingly beautiful and deeply reflective atmosphere without any digital layers. Usage Recommendations & Scenarios: • Indie Dramas & Character Reflections: Absolutely perfect for quiet, emotional scenes where a character is alone, contemplating life choices, dealing with loneliness, or packing their bags. • Cinematic Flashbacks & Long Drives: Ideal soundtrack for nostalgic, slow-moving flashback sequences about roots, or quiet moments of travel during late-night drives. • Atmospheric Documentaries: Great organic background texture for human-interest stories, travel retrospectives, or artistic biographies looking for a deeply personal tone.

Creeping on Me

This high-octane hard-pop anthem fuses a crisp rock edge with polished '80s nostalgia. Its sharp, pithy lyrics dive into the paranoia of the digital age, proving that cyber-caution can be both hooky and high-energy. With a powerhouse blend of live instrumentation and neon synths—topped by soaring female vocals—this track is a half-serious, all-fun exploration of modern surveillance. Mood: Driven, Gritty, Paranoid, Aggressive, Bold, Energetic Instrumentation: Punchy Rock Drums, Distorted Electric Guitar, Overdriven Bass, Shimmering Synths, Female Vocals Vibe: Digital Surveillance, Cyber-Punk, High-Speed Chase, Urban Grunge, Tech-Thriller

You Shouldn't Really Have Me

mellow acoustic tracks with oohs and lyrics reflecting on a romantic situation

Shielded

This is an emotional and dreamy acoustic track which has been featured on the PBS television series Roadtrip Nation. It has also been released on the British label Aldora Britain Records in 2021. Very easy to place and loop for a music bed.

Astral Projunction

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