I wrote it as a testament to the life I left behind—using the storytelling tradition of country music to process the reality of those 49 summers. By swapping my name for "Blind Willie" for the sake of the rhythm and the storytelling craft, I created a vessel to lay out my past mistakes, the bridges burned, and the heavy fog of alcoholism with total transparency. It stands as a milestone piece of my catalog, marking the exact boundary line between the man I was back then and the clear-eyed life I built after I quit drinking. "The Ballad of Blind Willie's Eyes" is a deeply personal country song that chronicles my own journey and the decades spent navigating the fog before I got sober. The line about being "born under a troubled star" and how "trouble just kept on coming no matter how far" reflects the turbulence of those years. The metaphor of Blind Willie—a man whose physical eyes worked fine, but who "couldn't see the forest for the gnaw and twisted trees"—captures the blindness of addiction and living in survival mode. The reference to "49 summers gone a lifetime of wrong turns still chasing shadows watching all his bridges burn" is a stark, honest look at the wreckage left behind before making the choice to put down the bottle and finally see clearly. Praise God!! Without Him,k I am most likely dead! more

What happens when you lock a heavy club-ready bassline in the dark, test it in the gym, and ignite it for a full-scale spiritual revival? You get "Fire on The Floor." Produced and independently released by John Suskey 2, this track cuts straight through the noise with driving electronic synths, thunderous low-end drops, and an uncompromising rhythmic pulse. It’s built for the late-night sessions, the heavy grind, and the moments when faith needs a massive, high-energy soundtrack. No fluff, no watered-down bars—just pure, relentless energy designed to move the room and shake the floor. Turn the monitors up, lock in, and let the fire drop.more