Every lyric is mine.

Music with a mission.

Increasingly, that music lives inside a bigger purpose — songs written to be used, not just heard.

I write around the things that matter: service, sacrifice, Gold Star families, veteran suicide, substance use, faith, loss, redemption, and the difficult road back to purpose. Some songs come from my own life. Others come from stories I've been trusted to hear.

I don't believe a song has to end when the recording is finished.

The right song can honor a life, carry a cause, strengthen a campaign, give a film or documentary its emotional center, or put words around something a family, organization, or community has struggled to express.

So my music is here for the people telling those stories — nonprofits, veteran and military organizations, Gold Star and military families, filmmakers, events, and mission-driven campaigns. That can mean licensing the right song from my catalog, or collaborating to create something original — written specifically around your story, your cause, your film, your event, or your mission.

Because I'm not interested in making music simply to accumulate streams. I'm interested in making music that carries something.

A story. A name. A sacrifice. A struggle. A mission. Something worth remembering.

"Some songs are written to be heard. Mine are written to be used."

— Rush

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