Adam Charles Hovey Music

It's piano, but, I had to label it "Rock music" because I didn't even see a category for piano. Sorry about the clicks, but it was recorded in one take. I tried to record the audio separately, but it kept sounding echoy. So, I figured I'd release a love song I wrote for SAINT Valentine's day (seriously, we don't call SAINT Patrick's day, Patrick's day, I think people remove "saint" to justify their sin). I actually wrote it about a girl I was dating some time ago (we're no longer together). I just now finally decided to put music to it and record it. I hope y'all like it. I'm not gonna lie, I was kind of influenced by the song "I'll catch you", by the Getup kids. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwaY-wqeKGQ And for the record, the term "starcrossed" originated in a Shakespeare play, not in a Taylor Swift song (It's from Romeo & Juiliet) Like many of my lyrics, it's not as straight forward as it seems.

This is not my first acoustic song I have uploaded to Rumble (that would be this: https://rumble.com/vqs6vr-why-are-you-always-sick-i-hope-you-feel-better.html, even the same crappy guitar), but, it's what I had available at the moment. Anyway, I don't shy away from my religion or politics in my music. I won't say this is a political song, it's more about a crappy landlord not even doing the bare minimum and who never shows up for court. The song is not strictly a literal interpretation of events, and you may be asking "Charlie, why do you care so much about what happened in Davenport, Iowa, you live in South Carolina"? If the last name "Hovey" hasn't clued you in, I was born in Davenport, Iowa, as I talk about on my podcast: https://rumble.com/v2rqzo8-reflections-on-the-davenport-iowa-apartment-building-collapse-from-a-davenp.html

If you enjoy this, like it. Even if you don't, like it! It supports independent musicians. Note: Audio starts at about 10 seconds Okay, so! This was made a while ago, and is of my more aggressive style I've been doing. BUT, it was released on Mother's Day (in the United States) of 2023, and is dedicated to my wonderful mother, whom I love dearly, and has suffered greatly. My mom is a legitimately good mother, and I wanted to tell her in the best way I know how: through song. A little about the song itself, I wanted to just use a basic chord progression, and then remembered, I can't not be more complex than a few chords. This was intentionally crunchier than a lot what I have done. I have done some pretty crunchy stuff, but, I actually had the conscious decision to make this a bit heavier, given the subject matter. Not sure what happened with the mixing at the beginning. I won't give last names without permission, but, my mother's name is Dana (she has a different last name), keep her in your prayers. Anyway, more about me, go, here: https://rumble.com/user/AdamCSC Find me on MeWe: https://mewe.com/i/adamcharleshovey Gettr:https://gettr.com/user/adamchovey

It was actually Jack Posobiec that came up with the title. But, I guess he did not, because, according to putting the phrase in a search engine, it was another name for the digital revolution. Which, given the type of music I play, is oddly appropriate. I did not make the song explicitly political, but, you may or may not be able to figure that out yourself. By the way, since this was released on Christmas day, it is now Christmas music.

Hit that + button, (I guess now it's like) if you'd be so kind. The title is influenced by the Suzanne Vega song, "left of center", but it's a very different song. I have a preference for British spelling (my grandma was engaged to Englishman at one point, I blame her). Anyway, the music is, well, not like anything you've heard. Part of being influenced by various types of rock music AND electronic music, is you end up with stuff that's both but neither. Anyway, hope y'all enjoy it, and since I have been saying for a LONG time that Rumble needs music, I'm glad to contribute. Please share, as it's the only way independent artists get noticed. All instruments, mixing, production, singing, writing-Adam Charles Hovey

Music was by me, and the lyrics, by my 9 year old nephew, L. Alexander Hovey.

I never know how to categorise my music beyond "Rock". This has definite punk rock and Industrial rock influence. I really hope y'all enjoy it. I'm not sure when it was originally recorded, but it was uploaded to my Bandcamp 31 August 2017. It's a little different than the other songs I've uploaded here. Fair warning, it's nowhere near as mellow as this: https://rumble.com/vj37il-in-my-dreams-only-in-my-dreams.html, or this: https://rumble.com/vqs6vr-why-are-you-always-sick-i-hope-you-feel-better.html

With a live audience of my dogs, today! Anyway, acoustic, because, that's what I had available. And the Pop Punk vocals aren't because I can't do other types of vocals (believe me, I can), it's because I have a hard time hitting high notes, and that's the closest to what I can get to. Anyway, I do have a friend who always seems to be sick (she has other medical issues) and I wanted to make a song about it.

I already had a song about Biden (see here: https://adamcharleshovey.bandcamp.com/track/keep-grandpa-joe-in-the-basement), but, I didn't see a whole lot of rock songs for "Let's go Brandon), so, I took the masters to that, and made a sequel.

Okay, so, there is this blonde girl at the gym, that always seems to be by herself. No idea what her name is, and the song isn't really about her, anyway. I just like going kind of insane with my electronic music

I said I would do both more guitar driven stuff, and more electronic stuff, and this falls in the latter.

I have been doing a lot of music, lately. This channel is going to have all kinds of music on it. I've always wanted to make a kind of atmospheric dreampop song. But, I have a hard time with the percussion. I still did it.