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— A New Kind of Label

The world's first one‑song record label.

Most labels chase catalogs. We chase moments.

Each release is built around a single artist and a single song — a song that deserves to be remembered, a story that deserves to be told.

We don't release hundreds of tracks. We release monuments.

— Current Release / 002

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Single of the Month

Now Streaming

River Flow

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Isaiah Heartman

River Flow

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— Lyrics

— Intro

Oh, river flow

Carry me home

— Verse 1

I laid my load by the door

Too much weight on my shoulders

Sun on the mango tree

Telling me, slow down, brother

I been running too hard

Chasing dust in the wind

Now I hear the water say

Start again, start again

— Pre-Chorus

So I breathe in deep

And I let it go

One by one

Watch the river roll

— Chorus

River flow, river flow

(Flow, river flow)

Take my pain, take my pain

(Take it away)

River flow, river flow

(Flow, river flow)

Wash me clean

Make me new today

— Verse 2

Mama said, child, sit down

Put your hurt in the light

Every scar got a story

Every tear has a right

I saw my people dancing

Bare feet in the rain

Hands up to the heavens

Singing peace again

— Pre-Chorus

So I breathe in deep

And I let it go

One by one

Watch the river roll

— Chorus

River flow, river flow

(Flow, river flow)

Take my pain, take my pain

(Take it away)

River flow, river flow

(Flow, river flow)

Wash me clean

Make me new today

— Bridge

I surrender, I surrender

To the healing tide

I release these heavy chains now

Let them fall behind

Love is stronger

Than the fear I know

Take me gently

Let me go, let me go

— Final Chorus

River flow, river flow

(Flow, river flow)

Take my pain, take my pain

(Take it away)

River flow, river flow

(Flow, river flow)

Wash me clean

Make me new today

River flow, river flow

(Flow, river flow)

Raise me up

Lift me into grace

River flow, river flow

(Flow, river flow)

We are one

In a healing place

— Outro Chant

River Flow

(Flow, river flow)

River Flow

(Flow, river flow)

River Flow

Let it go, let it go

River Flow

We are free, we are free

River Flow

Healing here, healing here

River Flow

(Flow, river flow)

River Flow

(Flow, river flow)

— From The Archive / 001

Ocean Static

Single of the Month

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Island Of My Own Making

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Ocean Static

Island Of My Own Making

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— Lyrics

— Verse 1

Every road I should've taken

Every chance I let go by

Now I'm living on an island of my own making

In the cold of the deep of the night

— Pre-Chorus

Another dream slips away

Toss and turn 'til the morning sun

Mixed up signals in my head

Trying to find where I came undone

— Chorus

Ooh, gimme something to heal the rain

Ooh, before I wash away

The sea keeps calling me by name

I'm still on an island of my own making

Send out help for me

SOS...

There's always someone out there watching me

— Verse 2

Built a fire from old excuses

Watched the smoke erase the sky

Turned away every ship that passed me

Said I didn't need a ride

Now the shoreline's getting smaller

Every footprint washed away

Guess I never saw how far I'd wandered

Till there was no way back

— Pre-Chorus

Another wave rolls in

Washing circles in the sand

Looking back at who I was

Trying to understand

— Chorus

Ooh, gimme something to calm the waves

Ooh, before I wash away

The sea keeps calling me by name

I'm still on an island of my own making

Send out help for me

SOS...

Before the tide gets ahold of me

— Bridge

I've been searching every horizon

For a light out on the sea

Looking for somebody to save me

To come and rescue me

Then I heard a voice in the silence

Somewhere underneath the waves

Saying you've been here all along now

You're not lost, you've lost your way

— Final Chorus

Ooh, gimme something to calm the waves

Ooh, before I wash away

The sea keeps calling me by name

I'm still on an island of my own making

Send out help for me

SOS...

Before the tide gets ahold of me

(Then I heard a voice in the silence

Somewhere underneath the waves

Saying you've been here all along now

You're not lost, you've lost your way)

— The Artists

Singular voices. Permanent records.

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Incoming Transmission · Transmission #002

Isaiah Heartman

"River Flow"

No producer has ever claimed it. No songwriter has stepped forward. River Flow simply appeared — and as it spread from listener to listener, strange stories followed. Estranged families reconnected. Old arguments ended. Communities gathered to sing together. The mysterious artist became known only as Isaiah Heartman, because the music seemed to speak directly to the heart.

Archived Transmission · Transmission #001

Ocean Static

"Island Of My Own Making"

No one knows exactly where Ocean Static came from. The first signal appeared during a global communications blackout in the late 2040s — eleven minutes of song received simultaneously by radio operators, satellites, and deep-space listening stations. Four musicians from a distant future where civilizations communicate through music instead of language. Their only message: the things that isolate us are often the things we create ourselves.

— Transmission #002

The next voice is listening.

One song. One story. One chance. The roster grows slowly, on purpose.

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— The Story / Read While You Listen

ISAIAH HEARTMAN

Transmission #002 — River Flow

Some songs climb the charts.

Some songs quietly change the people who hear them.

Legend says River Flow was never written for radio.

It was written as an offering.

No producer has ever claimed it.

No songwriter has stepped forward.

No one knows where the original recording came from.

Only that, one day, it simply appeared.

As it spread from listener to listener, strange stories began to follow.

People spoke of calling estranged family members.

Old arguments came to an end.

Neighbors became friends again.

Communities gathered to sing together.

Whether coincidence or something greater, the song seemed to leave people just a little more hopeful than it found them.

The mysterious artist became known only as:

Isaiah Heartman

Not because anyone knew his real name —

but because the music seemed to speak directly to the heart.

Some believed every generation receives a voice whose only purpose is to remind people that compassion is stronger than fear.

Many came to believe Isaiah Heartman was that voice.

He never released another song.

He never gave an interview.

He never asked for fame.

If the stories are true, the song called:

River Flow

was never meant to build a career.

It was meant to plant a seed.

A reminder that peace doesn't begin in governments or borders.

It begins inside a single human heart...

then flows outward like a river.

Chord 2 Chorus Records proudly preserves this recording as Transmission #002.

End Transmission

— Transmission #001 / Archive

OCEAN STATIC

Transmission #001 — Island Of My Own Making

No one knows exactly where Ocean Static came from.

The first signal appeared during a global communications blackout sometime in the late 2040s.

For exactly 11 minutes, radio operators, satellites, and deep-space listening stations all reported receiving the same unidentified transmission.

Not a warning.

Not a distress signal.

A song.

The source could never be located.

The signal seemed to originate from somewhere beyond known space.

Some researchers claimed it came from a parallel dimension.

Others believed it was a message sent backward through time.

Most dismissed it as a myth.

But the recording survived.

The beings behind the transmission called themselves:

Ocean Static

Four musicians from a distant future where entire civilizations communicate through music instead of language.

A world where emotions can be transmitted directly through sound.

A world where loneliness, fear, and separation nearly destroyed everything.

According to the fragments decoded from the transmission, Ocean Static traveled across dimensions carrying a single message for humanity:

The things that isolate us are often the things we create ourselves.

Their song was called:

Island of My Own Making

A story about becoming trapped inside your own fears, regrets, and illusions.

A reminder that no one is ever truly alone.

And that the way home begins when we stop waiting to be rescued.

The transmission ends with a repeated signal:

SOS.

Not a call for help.

A call to awaken.

Immediately after the song was received, the signal vanished.

No further messages have ever been detected.

No photographs exist.

No interviews were recorded.

No evidence remains.

Only the song.

Some believe Ocean Static crossed dimensions to save humanity.

Some believe they never existed at all.

But every year, when atmospheric conditions are just right, radio operators still report hearing faint traces of the original transmission drifting across the static.

End Transmission

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