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The resurgence of authentic and original '80s-style hard rock and heavy metal. Written, arranged, and creatively directed by Jason Stephenson, using AI as the ultimate studio band to bring the raw lyrics and driving compositions to life.

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Love song (alter Version)

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8 days ago
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Love Song

[Verse 1]

In the middle of the night…

I dream… of days long gone..

Back to the simpler… days….

When the world—seemed… to be…our oyster…

Call it what you will.

Youthful indiscretion--youthful imprudence….

And through it—all—Somehow—we...

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Let it burn (visualizer)

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15 days ago
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Let It Burn

[Verse 1]

Since the day I was born…I knew I was destined.

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For something more than… this.. one-horse rodeo.

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Little did I know… what life had… instore for me.

Always working and slaving for the man....

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  • Jason Stephenson

    I am a 15 year US Army Veteran 93-2007, I have 3 degrees in business, currently a residential contractor, independent theorist and lyricist.

  • Wayne Baird

    Start with the impossible. Meaning comes later.

  • Clay Toleman

    Hello Reader—welcome to the Clay Toleman Narrative and Music Studios, where grounded history, gothic worlds, the supernatural intertwine. Also—there’s music. It’s new!! I hope something here captures your imagination. -Clay

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