Creating music from the French Mediterranean coast for the Riviera and Ibiza nightlife. There was a time I only saw what fell away Shadows in the spill of yesterday I stood counting broken vessels in the rain Didn’t see what still remained Every tear became a lens I couldn’t clear Every echo said the past lived here But beyond the grief, beyond the blue Something steady carried me through Now the air is shifting Truth is standing still Every scale is lifting I feel the balance tilt Here we rise, here we rise (now I can see) Here we rise, here we rise (clarity) Here we rise, here we rise (fire returns) Into the spark that burns Here we rise, where the flame begins Here we rise, letting justice in I laid the facts out on an open line No disguise, no alibi What was owed, I let it land What was mine, I took in hand From the stillness something living grew A single spark that finally moved Not a memory, not a chain Just a calling with a name Feel the heat awaken After truth is sworn What was once forsaken Is suddenly reborn Here we rise, here we rise (now I can feel) Here we rise, here we rise (something real) Here we rise, here we rise (fire returns) Into the spark that burns But there were hands that held too tight Golden cages dressed as light Promises that asked for more Than the soul was willing for I saw the cord, I named the tie Watched it loosen when I tried No more bargains made of fear No more shadows steering here Now my feet are grounded Heart and body align Nothing here confounds me The earth says: you’re mine Here we rise, here we rise (rooted and free) Here we rise, here we rise (stability) Here we rise, here we rise (fire returns) From the ground, the spark is born I am held I am whole I am warm within my own I am here I am sound I stand steady on this ground Here we rise Here we rise Here we risemore

We did a bourbon-fueled cover of this Ramones classic on Christmas Eve. How did it turn out?more

Hailing from Madison, Wisconsin, indie newcomer Hathery steps into the spotlight with her debut album, “This, Too, Is Now.” Known for a distinct voice that echoes diverse influences from Belinda Carlisle to Alison Krauss while being wholly original, Hathery brings an indie sensibility to a collection that defies genre and gracefully dances between electro-pop and indie-rock with ease. The album’s first single, “Mother of Monsters,” honors pioneering women Mary Wollstonecraft and her daughter Mary Shelley, setting the stage for a concept album exploring philosophy, reason, and growth through new perspectives. Across a variety of musical styles—woven together by introspective lyrics and driving melodies—Hathery invites listeners to connect, reflect, and discover new paradigms in each track. With a deeply personal approach and an honest, vulnerable tone, “This, Too, Is Now” isn’t just about making music—it’s about asking questions and finding meaning.more