30V30 music

The songs.

Country music built around real stories, with an occasional style departure when the story asks for it.

Releases

Albums, EPs & Singles

Start with the full album, continue with the more personal Carry On, Dad EP, or explore the singles that first introduced the 30V30 project.

ALBUM

30V30 · Full album

Out There Planting Flowers

Released: October 9, 2026

Her story. Her legacy. Keep planting flowers.

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30V30 · EP

Carry On, Dad

Released: October 16, 2026

A more personal six-song chapter told largely from a dad’s perspective—beginning with Hannah’s father/daughter dance and moving through grief, memory, and the need to keep living.

Explore the EP

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SINGLES

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The Little Things Can Sting

Released: September 11, 2026

For anyone who has lost someone close. Sometimes it’s the little things.

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Everybody Was Famous

Released: September 4, 2026

A song created for Hannah’s friends—about the kind of friendship that could make everybody feel famous.

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She Planted Little Flowers

Released: August 21, 2026

A life measured not only in years, but in the lives it changed.

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Not the Empty Nest

Released: August 25, 2026

Some empty rooms are part of watching your children grow. Some kinds of empty were never supposed to happen.

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One Still Walks These Halls

Released: August 28, 2026

A school year can look exactly the same and feel completely different.

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The sound

Country at the center.

Acoustic guitar, fiddle, pedal steel, piano, warm bass, restrained drums, and vocals chosen to fit the narrator. The production stays focused on the song rather than spectacle.

For the record, I don’t sing or play; my stories and creative direction with AI-assisted music

Creative note

No hidden singer.

30V30 is a music project, not a performing persona. The stories and creative direction are human; AI-assisted tools help produce the music. If you see a name connected to the writing, don’t assume that person is the voice you hear on the recording.