Terry McClain is one-man songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist out of the Nashville, TN area. He writes and records in multiple genres including Pop, Rock, Fusion, Hard Rock, Punk, and Alternative. One of his tracks won best soundtrack in the 2007 Ed Wood Filmfest for a short film "Coin Flip Road Trip." The newspaper, "Metroland," published a review on his music CD release Willett Comb and had this to say: "It’s an engaging rock record, with politically pointed lyrics couched in poetry and brought to fruit by McClain’s elastic voice."
This could either be film trailer intensity music or a blast at the end of comic book movie credits. Male, radio ready rock music depicting a resistance to outside forces to change emphasizing individuality. Metaphorical attitudes with fast cars and racing and will to survive against all odds. Male Vocals, Action, Intense Rock
Ethereal modern electronic soothing synths mixed with an old soul male vocal ala Sam Cooke, surf tremolo guitar. About stargazing out on a hill at night, tracing a lost love's face like drawing a constellation. Thoughts of longing, redemption, beauty, universal travel, dreaming, loving, Male Vocals, Pop, Pop Ballad
An introspective reggae pop song with male vocal harmonies, echoing Rhodes keys over top of layers of counterpointing guitars and bass with a reggae intro/verse and a straight ahead chorus that identifies more with indie rock. Like a marriage of Snow Patrol, Ben Harper, The Police. Male Vocals, Pop, Alt Pop
A rowdy and loud bluesy grunge tune based on holding your breath when you have the urge to scream at someone who is pandering, fake or take themselves too seriously. Sparse verse of harmonic-laden guitars break into a full on blazing assault of booming in the the blues-screamed chorus. Male Vocals, Rock, Hard Rock
A fully arranged pop ballad song featuring multiple layers of keys, instruments, and harmonies. Lyrics deal with the types of unresolved issues that come with an abrupt break up or the ending of a relationship. Works well with break up, emotional distress, and reflective scenes and credit rolls. Male Vocals, Pop, Alt Pop
An electronic pop rock ballad that builds from a slow piano driven beat into a grooving electronic rock climax with ambient strings mixing with soaring guitars in the vein of The Cure, The Flaming Lips, David Bowie, Coldplay, Keane and Radiohead. Male Vocals, Pop, Alt Pop
A folk song that builds from a simple acoustic vocal to a cacophony of tremolo guitars, strings and processed drumbeats into an atmospheric rock climax ala U2, Jeff Buckley, Radiohead, The Flaming Lips, Wilco, Lenny Kravitz, Male Vocals, Pop, Alt Pop
A song about a radio show that challenged the limits of free speech, namely The Howard Stern Show, hence being named after Howard's sound fx and writer Fred Norris. Influences include Neil Young, Crosby Still & Nash, Cream, Grateful Dead, Beck, Phish, The Eagles. Male Vocals, Pop, Alt Pop
A fully arranged rock song featuring multiple layers of guitars, keys, and harmonies. Lyrics are based on being a radical for following the laws because of corrupt people enforcing them. This could be used as a renegade cop story, crime story or even a buddy cop comedy. Male Vocals, Pop, Alt Pop
A R&B hip hop song about speaking the truth across all forms of media and its affects on different populations, also with a perspective of life by Detroit rapper Khary Frazier, who guests on second verse. Influences include Outkast, Dr Dre, Stevie Wonder, David Bowie, Quincy Jones, Male Vocals, Hip Hop, Pop Rap
A slow and dirty hip hop rock combo with ambient glockenspiel type synths with a dark edge. About a stalker obsessed to the point of being dangerous. Like Timberlake at Crystal Lake. Male Vocals, Pop, Alt Pop
