Lucy (No vocal, not mastered)

Lucy (vocal, mastered)

Jeremy Porter

Meandering, sweeping, contemplative, a lot of space. Good for background music, traveling, landscapes, behind conversationsm closing credits.

Ain't That Bright (vocal/mastered)

Jeremy Porter

Spacious, melancholy, optimistic, mellow. Great for background music, landscapes, traveling, talking, credits.

Ain't That Bright (No vocal, not mastered)

Jeremy Porter

Spacious, melancholy, optimistic, mellow. Great for background music, landscapes, traveling, talking, credits.

Angels join in

Christmas song, about reflecting on holidays and those family members who are no longer with us to share them.

Not Today, Satan

A raw yet empowering country/folk anthem about resilience in the face of chronic pain, invisible illness, and overwhelming adversity. Blending indie folk, folk rock, and alt-country influences, the track moves from vulnerability to quiet determination, making it well suited to emotionally driven stories of perseverance, identity, and survival. Best suited for: Character-driven films and television dramas Documentaries exploring disability, chronic illness, mental health, or neurodiversity Survivor and comeback narratives Emotional turning points where a character chooses resilience over despair Health, disability advocacy, and awareness campaigns Human-interest stories celebrating courage and perseverance Independent films, festival shorts, and authentic storytelling End-credit sequences and reflective montages conveying hope, strength, and endurance Keywords: resilience, chronic pain, invisible illness, disability, neurodiversity, mental health, perseverance, survival, determination, healing, empowerment, authentic, emotional, defiant, vulnerable, indie folk, alt-country, cinematic, heartfelt, inspiring.

Ain’t It Heavy

Yesterday rolls around again

Song about living life to the fullest and remembering good and bad times nostalgically.

Breathing Again

“Breathing Again” is an uplifting pop‑acoustic song built around bright guitar rhythms, warm bass, and clean modern production. The track blends heartfelt vulnerability with a soaring, catchy chorus as the vocals move from suffocation and struggle into healing and renewal. The lyrics center on Jesus pulling the narrator out of darkness, stitching broken pieces back together, and giving them air again. Emotional male vocals carry the story with breathy, intimate delivery that opens into a powerful, melodic hook. With punchy pop drums, spacious electric‑guitar accents, and a rising sense of hope, “Breathing Again” captures the moment of spiritual rescue — a testimony of being lifted, restored, and finally able to breathe again.”

Chairoplane

A warm, intimate indie folk ballad built around a single childhood memory — the smell of autumn fields, a fairground ride, a week in the countryside that never quite left. Acoustic guitar, understated arrangement, and a clean vocal delivery that feels like remembering out loud. The quietest track in the Hausers catalogue, and the most immediately human. Usage Recommendations: Scenes of childhood, family, and the bittersweet weight of memory. Ideal for lifestyle advertising, documentary sequences, and any moment requiring warmth without sentimentality — where the emotion should feel found, not manufactured. Suggested Usage Scenarios: FORMAT / MEDIA: Lifestyle advertising, documentary, short film, branded content, TV drama. VISUAL SCENARIOS: A child riding a bike through a countryside road in early autumn, fog starting to settle at dusk. An adult returning to a childhood home — touching objects, standing in doorways, half-smiling at nothing. Old family footage playing on a screen while someone watches in silence. A fairground in a small town, off-season, empty rides and faded colours. Two siblings walking together without speaking, the way only people who grew up in the same house can. EMOTIONAL THEMES: The specific warmth of a memory so ordinary it became precious. Childhood summers that ended before you knew they were ending. The people who shaped you without knowing it — an uncle, an aunt, a neighbourhood, a season. Growing up in a place that no longer exists the way you remember it. The innocence of a time before everything became complicated. Lifestyle advertising, childhood flashback Popularity 7 (più alta del catalogo) | Energy 26 | Danceability 68 | Happiness 55 | Loudness -13dB OFFICIAL VIDEO: https://youtu.be/4elLeG7bN2E