The First Horizon (Phantom Town)

Leading The Charge

SoundsAttract

The inspiration for this piece was imagining a scene in an action movie or thriller where the characters are setting out on a mission and imagining the outcome and the risks involved.

Battle Scene Music

SoundsAttract

Soundtrack for battle, war or fight scene, as the troops or soldiers or warriors are advancing and preparing to charge. Could be used for medieval, second world war (for example) or fantasy - themed film or series.

Shadows To Liquid Light

SoundsAttract

This could be a soundtrack to an indie film set in the late 70s, early 80s, playing in the background of a bar scene with kids planning their futures.

Baby Lord

Give Me Magic

Damaged Goods

Energetic punk rock song

Back To You

A driving rock ballad about staying true to who you are. Features male vocals, electric guitar, bass, drums, and organ.

I Don't Care

“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.

Steam Roller